Colliers has been exclusively appointed to market a large industrial site in Ingleburn.
The site, located in 10 and 12 Austool Place, is a 13,608 sqm industrial landholding offering development flexibility in one of South West Sydney’s most established industrial precincts.
Offered to the market for the first time in more than 20 years via expressions of interest, the property comprises two adjoining titles of 4,159 sqm and 9,449 sqm that can be acquired individually or in one line.
Zoned E4 General Industrial, the site benefits from an existing development approval for a 7,274 sqm industrial estate comprising three units and 70 car spaces.
Positioned within the established Ingleburn industrial precinct, the property provides direct access to the M5 Motorway, M7 Motorway and Hume Motorway (M31), connecting occupiers to Port Botany, the Moorebank Intermodal Precinct, Sydney Airport and Western Sydney International Airport.
“This is one of the largest development-ready industrial landholdings to come to market in Ingleburn in recent years,’’ says Angus Urquhart, director in charge – South West Sydney, national director, industrial and logistics.
“The combination of scale, existing development approval and the ability to acquire one or both lots creates a compelling opportunity for a wide range of purchasers looking to secure a foothold in one of South West Sydney’s most established industrial precincts.’’
The opportunity comes as South West Sydney continues to be one of Australia’s strongest industrial and logistics markets
According to Colliers Research, the region now comprises approximately 6.2 million sqm of industrial stock, representing almost one-quarter of Sydney’s total industrial market.
Average prime net face rents increased 4.2 percent year-on-year to $252 per sqm in Q2 2026 while South West Sydney continues to rank among the top three industrial submarkets nationally for cumulative rental growth over both the past five and 10 years.
Investor demand also remains strong with land values averaging $1,740 per sqm for sites between one and five hectares as institutional investors continue to pursue build-to-core opportunities across the region.
“South West Sydney continues to be underpinned by sustained occupier demand, ongoing investment in freight and logistics infrastructure and a limited pipeline of serviced industrial land,’’ says Hamish Miles, associate director, industrial and logistics.
“Those fundamentals continue to support land values and rental growth, giving developers and investors confidence to pursue well-located industrial opportunities across the region.’’
The existing DA approval is forecast to generate an estimated net rental income of approximately $1.81 million per annum upon completion and full lease-up.
“The flexibility to purchase either title individually or secure the entire holding significantly broadens the buyer pool,’’ said Mitchell Johnston, manager, industrial and logistics.
“We expect interest from developers, owner-occupiers, fund managers and private investors, with buyers able to either capitalise on the existing approval or tailor a development to suit their own operational requirements.”
Expressions of interest will close 3pm on Wednesday, September 9.
