Industrial Real Estate

The Victorian distribution centre and head office of supermarket giant Woolworths has been put on the market, with an asking price of around $100 million. The Wellington Rd property, strategically positioned between the Monash Freeway …

Industrial property has emerged as the “golden child” of the commercial market, with industrial-heavy suburbs topping a list of the most in-demand suburbs for private investors, owner-occupiers and tenants.

It could be a very “Amazon” Christmas this year with the US retail giant tipped to crash the local retail sector’s holiday plans by launching its Australian site within the next 60 days, in a move that could prove disastrous for domestic retailers as they rely on Christmas for the bulk of their annual profit. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Sunday is Father’s Day, and if you’re prepared to let the old boy treat himself, the commercial property market might offer something he can get excited about.

A Box Hill industrial property lasted only hours on the market after an astonishing show of interest from investors.

Amazon has confirmed plans to set up a fulfilment centre in Melbourne’s southeastern suburbs as it pushes ahead with rolling out its full retail operation in Australia. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Options abound at a Queensland Government-owned industrial site on the Sunshine Coast, which is being touted for its abundance of permitted potential uses. The 5801sqm development site within the Sunshine Coast Industrial Park at Bells Creek …

US retail giant Amazon may have settled on the Melbourne southeast suburb of Dandenong as the location for its maiden fulfilment centre after several management positions based around warehouse, logistics and supply tasks were advertised on national online job classifieds site Seek. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

The golden child of commercial property without a doubt is industrial warehousing, driven almost in its entirety by technological disruption. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.