Why Industrial?

Industrial property remains one of Australia’s most resilient and sought-after asset classes, underpinned by rising investment volumes, strong tenant demand, and long-term lease security. In 2024, industrial investment surged to $8.8 billion—a 36% increase from the previous year, with both institutional and private investors competing for premium assets.

With prime industrial rents increasing by 4.1% over the past 12 months, and industrial vacancy rates remaining low, demand continues to outstrip supply. Global logistics giants like Amazon and FedEx, alongside major Australian players such as Civilmart, Woolworths, and Coles, are driving the expansion of warehousing and distribution facilities, securing industrial’s position as a powerhouse sector. Investors are drawn to fixed annual rent escalations, blue-chip tenant covenants, and strategic locations near key infrastructure hubs.

As e-commerce accelerates, supply chains evolve, and national infrastructure projects expand, industrial property is positioned for long-term capital growth and stability. Whether in major metropolitan precincts or high-growth regional markets, industrial assets offer high yields, strong lease security, and a future-proof investment opportunity.