A modern industrial development in the Australian Marine Complex (AMC)  - one of only two naval shipbuilding locations in Australia - in Perth’s outer south, is expected to attract significant buyer interest as it hits the market this week.

The property at 4 Jessie Lee Street in Henderson, in the growing City of Cockburn around 30 kilometres south of the Perth CBD, consists of a 665sqm building on a 2,060sq m site.

It is leased to Indianic Assets Pty Ltd, which is a leading supplier of marine construction and subsea services in the Asia Pacific region, with a net passing income of $168,900 plus GST per annum.

The Henderson building includes 200sq m of office space over two levels and 382sq m of warehouse space, as well as 83sq m of mezzanine space.. The property also has 600sq m of hardstand.

The property is being taken to the market via a Request for Offers campaign run by Geoff Thomson and Dean Munns of Knight Frank.

Mr Munns said the property provided an opportunity to acquire a modern office/warehouse development, strategically located within the Henderson Industrial Precinct, in the AMC.

“This property ensures seamless connectivity to major arterial roads and essential infrastructure, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a well-positioned and versatile space,” he said.

“The site is positioned on Jessie Lee Street, just 50 metres from the intersection with Cockburn Road which, in turn, links the property to other major transport links including Rockingham Road and the Kwinana Freeway.

“This site promises both convenience and potential for growth, catering to a wide range of commercial needs.

“Henderson is well-positioned within the AMC, which is a world class centre for engineering, fabrication, manufacturing and maintenance/repair uses, particularly for the marine, defence, energy and resource sectors.”

Mr Thomson said land values and rents have continued to rise in Perth’s industrial market due to ongoing strong demand and limited supply.

“Strong land value growth in Perth has been largely driven by the Outer South, where our research found values were up by 25% over the year, as well as the North, where values were up by 14.3%,” he said.

“We expect strong growth to continue in this area as the southern corridor remains the area of the city where land availability exists in any substantial quantum.

“According to our latest research figures the Outer South has also seen the largest rental growth over the past year, at 8%.

“The strong fundamentals and growth potential of this precinct is attracting investors, as well as owner occupiers keen to acquire landholdings and facilities in Perth.”

The Request for Offers campaign for the Henderson property will close at 4pm (AWST) on Thursday, November 7. 

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