RESEARCH
AUSTRALIA may have just five years of industrial land supply left, with demand to continue climbing and land absorption volumes holding strong...
According to recent modelling from Cushman & Wakefield, Australia is expected to run out of industrial land by 2029, despite take up moderating from its 2022 peak...
Melbourne and Sydney represent the most significant supply, with a 33% and 30% share respectively, though both also see the fastest take-up and will run out of land in...
In Melbourne, 1,077 of the 3,169 hectares of land was identified as active supply and is basically split across the North and West submarkets...
The report categorised land “active supply”, which would be development-ready within two years and “inactive supply”, land which is unserviced or unlikely to be ready in the...
Though recent news from the South East will see institutional built form options will be delivered in emerging markets, with Canadian giant Brookfield and...
However, Victoria’s Allan government is planning unlock 6,000-hectares of industrial land over the coming decade, beginning with the fast-tracking the...
In Sydney there is around 2,850-hectares of vacant industrial zoned land, which is mainly located with the Western Sydney Employment Area and the Aerotropolis precincts...
Sydney is currently leasing the Asia Pacific with the greatest increase of MW capacity over the first of 2024, adding 177MW in operational capacity over the period to the broader region’s 1.3GW boost...
While CBRE’s Q1 Asia Pacific Data Centre Trends report found new Australian data centre supply is now fully contracted, due largely to rapid cloud adoption and...
In Brisbane there is 942-hectares of active supply, though just 24% of this is located in in-demand infill locations...
Perth has just 507-hectares of active land supply, out of a total 1,179-hectares and with an annual average take-up of 51-hectares should have 10 years of stock remaining...
Melbourne recorded the biggest increase and now sits at 3.6%, with Brisbane at 2.8%, Sydney at 2.1%, Adelaide at 1.6% and Perth at 1.4%...
Over the medium to long term, Australia’s supply of serviced zoned industrial land will remain constrained, and this will continue to play a role in a limited development...