MELBOURNE
THE INDUSTRIAL LAND SHIFT | 18
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Market Snapshot
Melbourne's industrial land pipeline has expanded materially over the past year, with approximately 5,083 hectares of vacant industrial land identified across the metropolitan area. Of this total, 1,258 hectares is considered active supply, with the remaining 3,824 hectares representing longer-term development opportunities that remain constrained by servicing, infrastructure delivery and planning requirements. The increase in identified land largely reflects the inclusion of several strategic development opportunities, most notably the Boral landholdings in Melbourne’s West, and sites within the outer South East. The expansion highlights the market's ability to respond to sustained occupier demand by bringing additional land into the longer-term pipeline, despite continued strong levels of land absorption. Melbourne's active land supply is broadly concentrated across the West (555 hectares) and North (369 hectares), which together account for over 70% of all development-ready land. The South East contains a further 329 hectares, although the majority of its future pipeline sits within longer-term precincts such as Officer and Pakenham. Development-ready opportunities within established eastern precincts remain extremely limited. Melbourne's extensive industrial land pipeline provides significant long-term development capacity. However, the pace at which this pipeline translates into development-ready supply will depend on the timely delivery of infrastructure, utility capacity and precinct servicing.
Melbourne Industrial Land Supply
Melbourne Industrial Land Status
5,083 ha Total Vacant Industrial Land Stocks
1,258 Active Industrial Land Stocks
3,824 ha Inactive Industrial Land Stocks
Zoned Industrial Land
Vacant Industrial Land Supply
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