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Tuesday, August 3, 2021

New industrial site to open at Brisbane Airport to meet trade demand

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 New industrial site to open at Brisbane Airport to meet trade demand


Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) is set to open up rare industrial leasing space on Brisbane’s northside, with the development of a new warehouse and distribution facility within the successful Export Park precinct.

The industrial facility is being developed on a 21,000m² site and will offer approximately 10,000m² of nett lettable area including 550m² of offices and 104 graded on-site car parks.

BAC executive general manager commercial, Martin Ryan said the speculative development will meet growing demand for warehouse in South East Queensland.

“This is one of a series of developments that will form part of our airport city. The next decade will see exponential growth at BNE with more than $5 billion invested across a range of projects including a third terminal and multi modal transport options to better connect BNE to South East Queensland’s major economic hubs.

“From an imports and exports perspective, fresh produce suppliers in particular are seeking sites that are well-connected to the USA and major Asian ports. This gives Brisbane Airport a strategic advantage.”


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