The property fetched $250,000 above reserve following a competitive auction campaign led by David Goldsworthy and Samuel Hoy of RWC Northern Corridor Group.
The property, situated on a 2,023sqm allotment in the tightly held Warana Industrial precinct, featured 1,332sqm of warehouse space across three strata-titled tenancies, a modern 247sqm office fit-out, and 21 on-site car parks.
With an electric vehicle charging station, and a 72kW solar power system, the asset appealed to a wide range of environmentally conscious and future-focused businesses.
“This was one of the most competitive industrial campaigns we’ve managed this year,” said David Goldsworthy.
“The property ticked every box for investors and owner-occupiers looking to capitalise on the Sunshine Coast’s economic momentum.”
In a quick two-week auction campaign, the listing generated 105 direct enquiries and saw 219 clients contacted, culminating in five registered bidders on auction day and spirited competition.
“This sale demonstrates the sheer depth of buyer demand in the industrial sector, particularly for turnkey sites with sustainable features,” said Samuel Hoy.
“Warana continues to attract strong interest due to its location, amenity, and connectivity.”
"The buyer, a South East Queensland-based solar company, plans to occupy the premises and leverage the site’s existing energy-efficient infrastructure to support its expanding operations," he said.
The seller, a local signage company, benefited from strategic positioning and a high-calibre marketing campaign that included digital advertising, mail-outs, and call campaigns.
This sale comes as the Sunshine Coast cements its status as one of Australia’s top migration destination, with ongoing residential construction booms placing increased pressure on industrial and commercial stock.
The region’s critically low industrial land supply, tight office vacancy rates, and major infrastructure investments continue to underpin long-term demand and confidence in the sector.
