Industrial Real Estate

Unlike many other commercial asset classes which have faced challenges since the onset of COVID-19, the industrial sector has arguably benefited from the pandemic.

Share price drops won’t deter big names like Goodman, Charter Hall and Centuria Capital as deals roll on amid the commercial property boom.

Logos has added two new developments in Sydney and Melbourne, expanding its holdings as big tenants demand more space.

The demand for industrial and logistics assets across Australia this year – sparked by unprecedented growth in e-commerce – is reflected in the list of the 10 most-viewed properties on realcommercial.com.au in the last 12 months.

A Brisbane couple that couldn’t find a buyer for their two storey warehouse for years, relisted targeting owner occupiers and investors sealing a whopping $7.425m deal in 37 days.

One of the last remaining industrial sites left in Sydney’s southwest industrial precinct has been snapped up by eager buyers.

Bruno Grollo has collected a $17.5m windfall from a Preston derelict he’d owned for 50 years as Melbourne’s growing love for home-delivery drives an industrial property boom.

WA is paving the way to become a global player in robotic systems testing and research with construction of a major hub in the works north of Perth.

Purchasing a commercial property doesn’t have to be daunting or a financial frustration. Industry experts explain.