A major new tranche of industrial land has hit the Brisbane market, with 60 hectares in the BrisWest Industrial Estate now available for sale.
The offering, which represents Stage 2 of the estate in Brisbane’s western corridor, is the largest contiguous industrial land release in the region in nearly two decades. The land is fully serviced, zoned and flood-free, and will be delivered development-ready across three precincts — 25.9 hectares, 19.7 hectares and 14.02 hectares. Together, they offer capacity for around 320,000sqm of built product, with a potential end value exceeding $900 million.
Stage 2 follows the strong performance of Stage 1, which launched late last year and has already transacted 14 of 24 lots worth $31.9 million. Demand has been strongest for sub-1-hectare blocks, which have sold quickly at rates up to $575 per square metre. Civil works for Stage 1, led by Shadforths Civil, are expected to complete in early 2026.
The developers — Civic Corporation, Vitale Property Group and Metrics — have appointed Knight Frank and Cushman & Wakefield to run an Expressions of Interest (EOI) campaign, closing 15 October 2025.
Mark Clifford of Knight Frank said the release addresses Brisbane’s critical shortage of industrial land. “This is one of the largest contiguous industrial land offerings in the region, and will cater to pent up demand in a land-starved market,” he said.
Situated just 30 minutes from Brisbane CBD and fronting the Cunningham Highway, BrisWest offers direct links to major freight corridors including the Ipswich, Warrego, Logan and Centenary motorways. The estate is designed for 24/7 operation and caters for A-Double and B-Double access.
Nearby occupiers include Coles, FedEx, Australia Post, Costco, DB Schenker and Bunnings Warehouse.
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