Pinkenba and Morningside Industrial

April 9, 2024

In a recent assessment of industrial land, local real estate operatives indicated there are ample options for hardstand rental in Pinkenba with land areas ranging between 4,000m² and 2Ha. Furthermore, market conditions for sales of vacant land is starting to show signs of slowing.

Typically, agents have indicated that high construction costs together with high land selling prices are reducing the profitability of developers to buy and build speculative developments. Generally, unimproved properties which require less site works would achieve better analysed rates ($/m2) when compared to sites that require more or extensive site works to achieve a suitable building platform.

Address

Purchase Price
(Date)

Approx. Land Area Analysis ($/m²)

Zone
(Approval)

121 Main Beach Road
Pinkenba

$8,750,000
(Aug-23)

470

II Industry Investigation
(No Approval)

248 Eagle Farm Road
Pinkenba

$12,000,000
(Oct-23)

500

Open Space and CF5 Community Facilities (Education purposes)
(Approval)

341 Thynne Road
Morningside

$10,700,000
(Apr-23)

720

IN2 Industry (General Industry B)
(No Approval)

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