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Australia & New Zealand QUARTERLY UPDATE – Q4 2025
Australia & New Zealand Q4 2025

• Rental - Slight Increase in face rents
• Incentives - Remain stable
• Land Supply - Constrained development ready land
• Building Supply - Dependent on precommitment
• Demand - Remains consistent
• Rental - Stable across existing and spec facilities
• Incentives - High incentives achievable
• Land Supply - Continues to be constrained in all markets
• Building Supply - Significant take up in Q4 to drive development
• Demand - Strong Q4 to conclude 2025
• Rental - Stable for brownfield, increasing for new builds
• Incentives - Remain consistent between 12.5 - 20%
• Land Supply - Concentrated in Outer West precinct
• Building Supply - Forecast to increase leading into 2026
• Rental - Stable on existing and spec facilities
• Incentives - Remain stable for prime industrial
• Land Supply - Remains constrained
• Building SupplyUncommitted specs in Outer North
• Demand - Record gross take up in 2025
• Rental - Slight increase in West
• Incentives - Vary across markets, remain stable
• Land Supply - Constrained in West and South East
• Building Supply - Strong spec supply, vacancy now above 3%
• Demand - Leasing activity remains strong
Data in the following pages is based on industrial buildings > 5,000sqm
• Demand - Still cautious with renewals considered, tenants focused on efficiencies
• Rental - Stable
• Incentives - Remain unlikely
• Land Supply - Remains in short supply
• Building Supply - Some new specs planned for 2026
• Demand - Moderately improving

Prime: Buildings less than 10 years old with internal clearances at or above 13.7m. Buildings showcase design excellence offering ESFR sprinklers, a combination of docks/on-grade doors and sufficient truck articulation for loading/unloading.
Secondary: Buildings generally older than 10 years old but still functional with internal clearances up to 12.6m at the ridge. Buildings typically don’t have high sustainability ratings and may have limitations with warehouse access (no. docks/ on grade doors) and restricted heavy vehicle maneuverability on site.
Melbourne Property Market Overview
*Key industrial suburbs only listed
• Altona
• Truganina
• Laverton
• Deer Park
• Tarneit
• Tullamarine/Melbourne Airport
• Epping
• Campbellfield
• Somerton
• Craigieburn
• Mickleham
• Dandenong South
• Cranbourne West
• Keysborough
• Mentone
• Clayton


Incentives remain unchanged while face rents trend marginally higher
Flight to quality continues, secondary stock continues to languish

Construction costs easing with steel and concrete costs key drivers
Tenants prioritise high clearance warehousing that can support automation

Private capital transactions are overtaking institutional deals

particularly in North







Delivered by TMX
Location: Melbourne Airport
Building Area: 25,090sqm


Sydney Property Market Overview
*Key industrial suburbs only listed
• Marsden Park
• Seven Hills
• Glendenning
• Wetherill Park
• Eastern Creek
• Kemps Creek
• Homebush
• Chullora
• Silverwater

• Ingleburn
• Minto
• Smeaton Grange
• Milperra
• Prestons
• Moorebank
• Alexandria
• Mascot
• Matraville

Incentives remain steady around 12.5% to 20% in most locations

Developers seeking to increase face rents on more recently acquired land estates

Land values hold steady with tradeable land in short supply across Sydney

Just in time demand remained patchy in 2025, particularly from 3PL

Vacancy has steadied with a pause in the quantity of speculative construction

Outgoings growth may be easing, though remain a focus for occupiers









Brisbane Property Market Overview
*Key industrial suburbs only listed
*Logan Motorway Corridor includes Heathwood, Larapinta, Berrinba, Parkinson, Meadowbrook, Kingston
• Wacol
• Carole Park
• Redbank
• Bundamba
• Swanbank
• Banyo
• Geebung
• Northgate
• Brendale
• North Lakes
• Eagle Farm
• Brisbane Airport
• Pinkenba
• Murarrie
• Port of Brisbane

• Acacia Ridge
• Archerfield
• Willawong
• Logan Motorway Corridor*
• Crestmead
• Yatala
• Stapylton
• Ormeau


Rental growth has eased across Brisbane with landlords rationalising rates

Restricted land supply in central markets pushing development further south and west

Incentive levels achieving PreCovid highs for 5,000sqm+ facilities

Likely to see renewed push for speculative product with recent take up

Vacancy rate decreased in Q4 due to significant take up








Designed, procured & delivered by
Location: Cairns, Queensland
Building Area: 2,823sqm


Adelaide Property Market Overview
*Key industrial suburbs only listed
OUTER NORTH
• Edinburgh
• Direk
• Regency Park
• Wingfield
• Pooraka INNER NORTH
INNER WEST
• Adelaide Airport
• Mile End
• Torrensville
• Edwardstown
• Glandore
• St Marys INNER SOUTH
OUTER SOUTH
• Lonsdale














Designed,
Location: Edinburgh, South Australia
Building Area: 8,920sqm

Perth Property Market Overview
*Key industrial suburbs only listed
• Wangara
• Balcatta
• Malaga
• Perth & Jandakot Airport
• Kewdale
• Welshpool
• Bibra Lake
• Forrestdale
• Brookdale

• Henderson
• East Rockingham


Limited availability of tenancies above 5,000sqm

Pre-lease rent growing steadily due to lack of spec stock

Consistent leasing demand
Development land supply mainly available in south

Vacancy has tightened across the quarter

Speculative stock construction low and relies on pre-commitment






Procured & delivered by TMX
Location: Jandakot, Western Australia
Warehouse Area: 5,540sqm
Container-rated Hardstand: 9,860sqm



Flight to quality dynamics are emerging
Increased level of tenant negotiation leverage

Locational efficiency proving key

Improving levels of tenant enquiry
Rising vacancy in smaller warehouses in Auckland
Rents holding steady across NZ markets
*NZ typically itemises rents for warehouse, office, canopy, hardstand, yard and parking. Above rents are normalized to reflect overall GLA, as per AU methodology.


















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• Rent review
• Rental audits
• Benchmarking

• New and renewed leases
• Make Goods
• Surrender and assignments
• Sale of freehold sites

• Reviews and reconciliations
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• Repairs and maintenance responsibilities and negotiations

• Capture critical dates
• Document repository
In addition to undertaking complete portfolio management services, our team has recently completed additional services for clients including:
• Lease renewal
• Renegotiating lease terms
• Surrender of lease
• Outgoings audits
• Make good negotiations
• Market rent review & analytics
• Lease audit
• Property review & advice
• Stay vs go analysis

Managing your construction of an industrial warehouse project, from standard facilities through to automated, purpose-built distribution centers.

Working with hundreds of clients in your shoes, we’ve found that a lack of in-house expertise to navigate property procurement and construction journeys, can hinder expansion.
Through our team of industry specialists with end-to-end capabilities, we support this process, ensuring certainty from the business case, through to project delivery.

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Quality of the build will ensure longevity in the asset for the term of the lease.

All below figures are based on a generic 13.7m high warehouse shell including high level services

When facilities need to be upgraded or new facilities need to be constructed, we are here to support and add value to the process.
The latest construction rates are below for your reference, sourced from across our current projects. We can support in any early feasibility works that you may have to ensure that your next project achieves the full benefit to optimise your operations.
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• Developing a detailed technical design document and architectural plans.
• Property procurement facilitated through a developer tender and selection process.
• Negotiation of Agreement for Lease
• Complete project management including automation




















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