NATIONAL OVERVIEW
SYDNEY
MELBOURNE
BRISBANE
PERTH
ADELAIDE
CONTACT INFORMATION
THE INDUSTRIAL LAND SHIFT
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Current Land Capacity
Australia's industrial land pipeline has expanded, although development
-ready supply remains a smaller share of total land stock
s.
Australia's industrial land pipeline expanded significantly over the past 12 months, increasing from approximately 9,600 hectares to approximately 12,575 hectares nationally. The increase was largely driven by
Despite the larger headline pipeline, active industrial land supply declined by around 5% to 3,365 hectares nationally. While modest, a strengthening pre -lease market given the broader shift to automation and consolidation, alongside continued data centre acquisitions would likely mean absorption outpaces the rate at which unserviced land can become development ready in several key precincts. Ownership also continues to influence land availability, with approximately 70% of active supply currently controlled by developers.
Australian Industrial Land Supply by Status (hectares)
6,000
the inclusion of several major strategic landholdings, including the Boral site in Melbourne's West and Enterprise
-zoned land
5,000
within the Western Sydney Aerotropolis. As a result, Australia's identified industrial land supply remains sizeable, although much of the additional pipeline represents longer term development opportunities rather than near -term supply.
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4,000
3,000
Australia Headline Industrial Land Supply Vs Near -term Development Capacity
12,577 ha IDENTIFED SUPPLY Headline National industrial land supply
2,000
730 ha FIVE -YEAR ANNUAL AVEARGE NATIONAL LAND TAKE
-UP
Infrastructure, servicing and planning constraints
1,000
3,365 ha ACTIVE SUPPLY ~27% of identified supply
0
c.3.2 YEARS OF DEVELOPER CONTROLLED ACTIVE LAND SUPPLY
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Perth
Adelaide
2,337 ha DEVELOPER CONTROLLED ACTIVE SUPPLY
Active
Long Term
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