115 Hyde Road|Yeronga Industrial Prospects Hyde Rd Industrial Precinct Scoping Workshop – September 2015.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Preliminary Market Overview [ Robert Lunz – Nicollet Partners] 3M Community Advisory Committee
Advertisements

Session Plan Chapter Ten: – Short Discussion on warehouse and self-storage properties – Review Industrial Case Studies – Review of questions from any of.
Service Facility Location
1. Location 2. Urban process- the evolution of urban patterns
The importance of property in marketing FDI Farannan Tannam.
Urban Land Use (chapter 21)
Marie Hunt Director of Research What We Said Last Year “Further Yield Contraction Highly Unlikely” “Rental Return In The UK No Longer Self-Financing”
An Opportunity for Sustainable Investment
Chapter 6 Industrial Development. -The first planned industrial park was in 1896 in Manchester, England. -The first in the United States was in Chicago.
PRESENTATION. INDUSTRIAL International Clients demand response and construction efficiency and are looking to review their business investments to give.
Local Government Perspectives on Siting Criteria for Localized Air Pollution Sources “How do cities balance the goals of creating housing and employment.
POOPS – Management/Marketing Opportunities Indiana University September 19, 2002.
Socony *Rental amounts excluding Rates & Taxes Erf Socony Road, Goodwood TypeDescriptionFloorAreaAskingAvailable Industrial 1289,00R56,067 pmFeb.
Human Geography – Urban Land Use & Planning Chapter 6
Development Projects Construction of residential real estate in Kiev, Ukraine.
Community and Site Selection. Selecting a Community Favorable ______________ base Financial ______________ Labor _______________ Population makeup –_________________.
Retail Location. The Retail Property Developer’s Simple Truths!
Module 10 Lesson 2 Factors Affecting Business Location.
D. MARKETING A SMALL BUSINESS 8.02 Explain the factors affecting selection of the business location Identify place decisions faced by small business.
Choosing the Right Location and Layout
URBAN LANDUSE MODELS HIGHER.
Competitive labor costs Source: Statistical Offices.
T YING F REIGHT TO E CONOMIC D EVELOPMENT: AIR CARGO T YING F REIGHT TO E CONOMIC D EVELOPMENT: AIR CARGO TALKING FREIGHT SEMINAR SERIES February 18, 2004.
Geography Urban Tour Kevin Chang, Tony Liu 2-1. Reurbanization The land has an increase in residential density due to redevelopment projects. This place.
DO NOT COPY Chapter 6 SERVICES LOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION.
Planning Construction Chapter 15. Private Sector  Most buildings and other structures are built for ordinary people. These people make up the private.
Commercial and Industrial Development Chapter 18.
SUGHD free economic zone development projects.
Revit and Space Management
San Francisco Planning Department July 30, 2002 Summit on the Industrial Land in the Eastern Neighborhoods.
Speakman Place David Holden The Ingerman Group. Speakman Place Cornerstone West and The Ingerman Group collaborated to redevelop the former Speakman Company.
Central Markets – Raising the bar. Central Markets A long history Much tradition A significant future.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN ROMANIA MAY ROMANIA Key figures Population: 20,1 mil citizens GDP:166 bil Euros* GDP Growth, 2015:3,8%, second in Europe.
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT STRATEGY 1. PRODUCT CHOICE 2. PROCESS CHOICE 3. FACILITIES CHOICE 4. QUALITY CHOICE.
Urban Land Use Chapter 21.
Urban Land Uses 6 Land Classifications. 1.0 Residential Land Uses includes all the places where people live often takes up to 40% or more of the developed.
Short Term Office Lease in Knoxville
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 18 Information Memorandum
Standard Grade Geography The Human Environment
Highveld Industrial Park Change House – ‘’East’’
Office Property Analysis
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 13 Information Memorandum
commercial zoning Expansion Initiative
Student handout.
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 12 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Office Block ‘’C’’ Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Office Block – ‘’F’’ Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 2 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Storage Warehouse No. 3
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 16 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Office Block ‘’E’’ Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 4 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 21 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 1 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Storage Warehouse No. 5
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 3 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Office Block – ‘’B’’ Information Memorandum
Facility No.41 at Highveld Steel
Knoxville Executive Suites Shared-Resource
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 8 Information Memorandum
Highveld Industrial Park Change House – ‘’West’’
Highveld Industrial Park Workshop No. 17 Information Memorandum
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS IN NAGPUR 9PILLARS. Real Estate Consultants in Nagpur, Mumbai and Pune.
URBAN LAND USES 6 Land Classifications.
Urban Land Use (chapter 21)
GEOP 4355 Distribution Networks
Managing Office Property
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED UNDER FREE ZONES IN THE LOGISTICS SECTOR By Richard Jabo EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 18th September, 2018.
Urban Land Use (chapter 21)
Urban Land Use.
Presentation transcript:

115 Hyde Road|Yeronga Industrial Prospects Hyde Rd Industrial Precinct Scoping Workshop – September 2015

INTRODUCTION Sam Stewart – Qld Industrial Services Sales and leasing executive with a focus on the central southern industrial regions of Brisbane. Hyde Road Involvement Appointed by AkzoNobel to sell the Hyde Road asset Items for discussion today Overview of current industrial leasing market Industrial potential for Hyde Road – Strengths & challenges Leasing options and industrial redevelopment Anticipated rental rates Leasing target market and example tenants

CURRENT INDUSTRIAL LEASING MARKET Recent increase in enquiry and leasing activity in second half of 2015 after a slower start Competitive pre-commitment deals – up to 17% incentives Downward pressure on prime rents for new existing industrial facilities Divided secondary grade leasing market Generic older style facilities in core industrial areas still attracting interest Large high site cover manufacturing facilities experiencing lengthy let-up periods

HYDE ROAD – INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL Strengths / Opportunities Proximity and access to the CBD Local amenity and public transport for staff Potential for short to medium term tenants for existing improvements Regular shaped block with good proportions allowing flexible industrial development schemes Redevelopment opportunities Alternative option for industrial fringe users Ability to achieve a premium industrial rental rate Ability to provide flexible areas and office warehouse breakdowns (STCA) Challenges / Threats Predominantly residential - limited surrounding industrial occupiers / tenants Existing facility – Quality of tenants Limited access routes Restricted truck access and hours of operation Distance from major arterial transport routes Smaller target market for tenants More affordable alternatives Competing facilities with General Industry zoning codes

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT / LEASING OPTIONS EXISTING HYDE ROAD FACILITY Description: Approximately 8,000sqm of GFA comprising a mixture office, factory & workshop, warehousing and storage space. Rental Rates: Office/Admin$ /sqm Warehouse$50 – 70/sqm

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT / LEASING OPTIONS INDUSTRIAL UNIT SCHEME Description: Generic industrial units with 10-20% office content over one or two levels. Clear span, high clearance warehouse with single or multiple roller door access. Rental Rates: $125 – 150/sqm

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT / LEASING OPTIONS BUSINESS PARK / HIGHTECH INDUSTRIAL Description: High office content industrial units, generally anything over 30% office. Usually comprise corporate grade office accommodation over 2 levels with small warehouse component. Rental Rates: $220 – 280/sqm

Target Market Immediate Rule-outs Transport & Logistics Medium to heavy manufacturing industry Medium to Large scale storage and distribution tenants Tenants requiring unrestricted hours of operation Companies requiring main road exposure

Target Market – Existing Facility Example Tenants Short – medium term leases Reconfiguration to allow for self-storage facility Smaller scale engineering firms with light manufacturing requirements Moving and storage tenants Furniture storage companies Steel storage and distribution Office / admin building – fringe alternative for near city smaller office users Auction houses

Target Market - Industrial Unit Redevelopment Example Tenants IT companies Business and trade training centres Service style businesses Pharmaceuticals Smaller cold room users Small architecture and construction firms Satellite offices for larger national firms requiring small storage area Gym operators Café

Questions?