Located at 170 Postle Street, Acacia Ridge, the multi-stage master planned development has officially brought its first release of 59 premium strata units to market.
Ranging in size from 49 to 424sqm, the estate offers a flexible mix of small-format strata units, storage facilities, boutique street front showrooms, and enterprise warehouses designed with adaptable mezzanine options.
Construction on the precinct is scheduled to commence late 2026, with completion targeted for late 2027.
"This project is an excellent example of a high-quality infill precinct," said RWC Collective Partner Neal Orpin.
"The density of business and industry in the region will support the project, particularly given the clear under-supply of quality industrial accommodation in Acacia Ridge across this size range," Mr Orpin said.
The project has already secured $15 million in sales pre launch which is testament to the market demand that Acacia Junction is answering.
"The strength of our pre-launch sales speaks for itself, and we’re proud to be delivering another high-quality commercial precinct into the booming South East Queensland market," said Josh Thompson, managing director of Inca.
Engineered for long-term operational performance, the tilt-panel concrete units feature internal clearance heights of up to 7.5 metres (3.5 metres beneath mezzanines), generous roller shutters, and specialised streetfront showroom entries.
Positioned directly across from the Acacia Marketplace shopping centre which includes Woolworths, Aldi, Sydney Tools, Total Tools, and Australia Post.
"The end users, whether tenants or owner-occupiers, have been thoroughly considered in every aspect of the design," Mr Orpin said.
"We’ve incorporated dedicated amenities right within the estate to support daily operations and long-term leasing, including a car wash, meeting rooms, end-of-trip facilities, container set-down areas, CCTV security, and secure gated access."
Situated within one of Brisbane's core industrial hubs, Acacia Junction offers direct connectivity to major freight routes.
The site is located five minutes from the Acacia Ridge Rail Intermodal terminal, eight minutes from Archerfield Airport, 25 minutes from the Brisbane CBD, and benefits from rapid access to the Port of Brisbane and the Gold Coast growth corridor.
Stage one units at Acacia Junction are now available through RWC Collective and Knight Frank.