IndustrialStaff WriterTue 16 Apr 13

Spotlight Industrial Market Q1/2013: Savills

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Savills Research has prepared their quarterly report into industrial market activity across the country including research on infrastructure, leasing demand, sales activity and outlook.

Highlights of the report revealed:

Adelaide: Approximately 263,397 square metres were leased in the year to March 2013

Read the full Adelaide report here

Brisbane: Investment yields for prime industrial property range from 7.50% to 8.75%

Read the full Brisbane report here

Melbourne: A total of 505,082 square metres was leased in the year to March 2013

Read the full Melbourne report here

Perth: Over $220 billion of resource projects committed or considered should continue to lift demand for industrial property

Read the full Perth report here

Sydney: Industrial land values remained stable over the last 12 months, with signs of growth for 2013

Read the full Sydney report here

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