RWC Queensland has launched to market a substantial industrial landholding within the tightly held Park Ridge industrial corridor, providing buyers the opportunity to secure future supply within one of South East Queensland’s most constrained logistics markets.
The property, located at Part of 103 Hubner Road, Park Ridge (Lot 2A), comprises 15,548sqm* of Medium Impact Industry zoned land and is being offered for sale via Expressions of Interest.
The site forms part of a DA-approved industrial subdivision, with demolition completed and civil works scheduled to commence shortly. Upon registration of titles, the land will be issued as a freehold lot with its own dedicated street address.
The offering comes amid continued strength in the Brisbane industrial market, where constrained supply of serviced land and ongoing demand from logistics and transport users have driven increased competition for well-located sites. Larger format land parcels in established corridors continue to outperform, with buyers increasingly securing sites earlier in the development cycle.
RWC Queensland’s Paul Anderson said opportunities of this scale within established industrial corridors are becoming increasingly limited.
“Opportunities of this scale within established industrial corridors are becoming increasingly limited, particularly those offering certainty around planning and delivery,” Anderson said.
“With new supply often requiring early commitment prior to title registration, assets like this are attracting interest from owner occupiers, developers and land banking groups seeking exposure to future industrial growth.”
RWC Queensland’s Andrew Doyle said the site’s connectivity and zoning underpin its broad appeal to industrial users.
“The site benefits from direct connectivity to the Logan Motorway and Mt Lindesay Highway, supporting efficient freight movement across the South East Queensland network,” Doyle said.
“Supported by Medium Impact Industry zoning within an established industrial precinct, it provides a high level of planning certainty for a range of industrial uses.”
Positioned directly adjoining the Crestmead Logistics Estate, the property benefits from established infrastructure and approved access, further enhancing its appeal to logistics, warehousing and manufacturing users (STCA).
Expressions of Interest close Wednesday 6 May 2026 at 3pm (AEST).