‘Metro Hub ' is located at 586 Rode Road Chermside positioned within Rode Central, an established industrial and commercial precinct with immediate access to Gympie Road and the Airport Link tunnel system.
Metro Hub will feature 10 secure concrete tilt-panel units ranging from 99sqm to 152sqm, with prices starting from $915,750 - unit one has already sold.
Each unit combines functional ground-floor warehousing with mezzanine office accommodation, motorised roller shutter access, and dedicated exclusive-use parking. Select units will also feature private balconies.
Construction is underway, with practical completion expected in early 2027.
RWC Queensland director of industrial services Paul Anderson said Metro Hub had been designed for businesses seeking the functionality of an industrial unit, without compromising on location or presentation.
“Metro Hub offers secure tilt-panel construction, functional warehouse space, mezzanine office accommodation and exclusive parking within a well-established business precinct.
“These are premises that businesses can operate efficiently from while also presenting a professional image to customers, staff and suppliers.”
The location provides efficient connections to Brisbane Airport, the CBD and Brisbane’s wider arterial network.
Major surrounding amenities include Westfield Chermside, the Prince Charles Hospital and St Vincent’s Private Hospital Northside.
RWC Queensland director Andrew Doyle said the combination of location, unit sizes and modern construction would appeal to both owner-occupiers and investors.
“The units have been deliberately designed within a highly sought-after size range of 99sqm to 152sqm,” Mr Doyle said.
“That makes them accessible to established small and medium-sized businesses while also providing investors with exposure to a broad tenant market across trade, storage and service-based industries.
“Purchasers are securing new industrial property within an established precinct, with construction already underway and completion expected in early 2027.”
“Many businesses searching in this market are choosing between dated existing buildings or moving considerably further from the city,” Mr Doyle said.
