Adelaide’s industrial market sees strong growth - Knight Frank
Strong growth in land values and rents in Adelaide’s industrial market over 2024 reflects high-demand for industrial warehousing across the city, according to the latest research from Knight Frank.
The future of food and beverage warehousing - Swisslog
According to Innova Market Insights, in the well-established Australian market, consumers are seeking product diversification and novelty, especially in everyday staples, snacks and sweet treats, driving increased uptake in these categories.
Power availability and security are emerging as top priorities as owners, investors and occupiers in the industrial and logistics sector carefully assess their needs, according to a new report from JLL.
A reduction in Brisbane's industrial vacancy in Q4 last year - Knight Frank
Brisbane was the only city on Australia’s East Coast to see a reduction in industrial vacancy in the last quarter of 2024, according to the latest research said Knight Frank Head of Industrial Logistics Queensland Mark Clifford.
Vacancy rates remain tight in Melbourne’s south east market - CBRE
The industrial real estate market in Melbourne’s south east has shown promising signs of continued growth and resilience in the first quarter of 2025, with vacancy rates sitting near 1%.
Western Sydney emerges as premier industrial location - RWC Western Sydney
New research from RWC Western Sydney shows the local industrial market has demonstrated “remarkable resilience in 2025, solidifying its position as Sydney's premier industrial location”.
Investment in Australia’s industrial market expected to accelerate - Knight Frank
Australia’s industrial market has seen an uptick in investment volumes, highlighting an improved economic outlook and investor confidence, according to the latest research from Knight Frank.
Is the Western Sydney Industrial market back in growth mode? - RWC
With industrial land in Sydney in critically short supply, Western Sydney’s Aerotropolis may hold the key to long-term growth, said Peter Vines, Managing Director at RWC Western Sydney.
According to Sterling Property Senior Partner and industrial expert Colm McHugh, the Reserve Bank’s rate cut to 4.10% earlier this year has already begun to reshape the landscape for commercial property in WA, with the industrial sector leading the charge.
