100% acquisition or 50% partnership Lowood industrial development opportunity

20 Kleinhans Court, Lowood presents a flexible opportunity to acquire either the entire development project or a 50% interest in the property holding company alongside the existing owner. Comprising 3.87Ha* of Industry-zoned land, the property occupies a prominent position within Lowood's established industrial precinct, with three road frontages, generally level and cleared land and access to reticulated services.

A development application is progressing with Somerset Regional Council for a proposed 17-lot industrial subdivision, with allotments ranging from 1,200sqm* to 2,321sqm*. Engineering, stormwater management and flood assessment documentation has already been prepared, providing a substantial foundation for the project's future delivery. Purchasers can secure full control of the opportunity or participate through a 50% co-investment structure, providing flexibility to suit different investment, development and capital strategies.

• Flexible acquisition of either 100% of the project or a 50% interest in the property holding company
• 3.87Ha* of Industry-zoned land
• Development application progressing for a proposed 17-lot industrial subdivision
• Proposed allotments ranging from 1,200sqm* to 2,321sqm*
• Three road frontages to Kleinhans Court, Noland Street and Lindemans Road
• Generally level and cleared land with access to water, sewer and power
• Engineering, stormwater management and flood assessment documentation prepared
• Strategic Brisbane Valley location with connectivity to Lowood, Ipswich, Brisbane and Toowoomba

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