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Perth Industrial Property: Growth, Infrastructure and Investment Opportunities

Perth’s Industrial Property Market in 2025: Growth, Infrastructure, and Strategic Opportunity
Perth’s industrial market is evolving fast. What was once a steady, resource-driven sector is now undergoing transformation fuelled by logistics demand, infrastructure investment, population growth, and innovation. In 2025, the future of industrial property in Perth is not just strong—it’s strategic.
With limited supply of serviced land, an influx of infrastructure projects, and rising investor interest, the market is presenting opportunities for those ready to act. This article explores the factors shaping Perth’s industrial property future—and how to position assets for the next phase of growth.
Industrial demand outpaces supply
Perth’s industrial sector is leading the city’s commercial real estate performance. It’s now seen as the most resilient asset class, with strong leasing conditions, limited vacancy, and rising land values.
Vacancy rates across key industrial hubs remain below 2%
Median land values have increased more than 10% year-on-year
Rents for prime industrial stock continue to climb, with limited incentives
Owner-occupiers and investors are actively competing for the same stock
Much of the demand is being driven by logistics and manufacturing tenants looking for scalable, well-located space—while the current supply pipeline remains constrained.
Major infrastructure is unlocking new industrial zones
State and private sector investment is opening up new corridors for industrial growth. These strategic projects are changing how freight, logistics, and manufacturing businesses plan their future footprint in WA.
EastLink WA will improve east-west freight flows and open land opportunities along the corridor
The Outer Harbour Project in Kwinana is set to dramatically increase port capacity, with flow-on effects for transport and logistics users
Metronet rail expansion and road upgrades are improving connectivity for industrial zones on the city fringe
Industrial power upgrades in areas like Neerabup and Muchea are enabling heavier-use industrial operations
These developments are not only increasing accessibility but also lifting the long-term investment profile of surrounding land.
Growth corridors driving decentralisation
Perth’s traditional industrial strongholds—like Welshpool and Kewdale—remain high-demand zones, but land scarcity and price pressures are pushing development into new areas.
North of Perth: Zones like Neerabup, Gnangara, and Bullsbrook are seeing major take-up due to access to Tonkin Highway and land availability
South-west corridor: Kwinana, Rockingham and Latitude 32 continue to attract manufacturing, marine, and energy-related industries
Eastern zones: Hazelmere and Forrestfield are expanding thanks to new freight rail infrastructure and proximity to the airport
South-east: Forrestdale Business Park is a key success story with strong absorption from both local and national logistics operators
These decentralised zones are being supported by upgraded infrastructure and a planning push to unlock serviced land for industry.
Strategic advantages for owner-occupiers and investors
Unlike some eastern states, Perth’s industrial market still offers accessible pricing and future upside. For both owner-occupiers and institutional investors, Perth presents a rare combination of value and growth potential.
Land values are still competitive relative to Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne
Lower initial investment can deliver higher percentage returns
Tenants in logistics, construction, and energy are signing longer leases
Perth’s role in national supply chains is becoming more significant post-COVID
Whether you’re seeking to buy land for development or purchase existing built-form assets, Perth’s industrial zones offer room to grow—literally and financially.
Technology, ESG, and tenant expectations are shifting the market
The industrial asset of 2025 looks very different from one built 20 years ago. Sustainability, automation, and efficient design are now key decision factors for tenants and buyers alike.
Warehouses are being designed with renewable energy and solar-ready roofing
Tenants expect energy-efficient HVAC, LED lighting, and water recycling options
Automation, robotics, and high-clearance racking require specialised building designs
ESG-conscious investors are favouring assets with lower environmental impact
Developers and sellers who can offer future-ready industrial product will stand out in an increasingly savvy market.
Industrial land scarcity is driving value
The lack of shovel-ready industrial land is one of the biggest issues facing Perth’s future growth. Planning approval delays, servicing requirements, and fragmented land ownership have all contributed to constraints.
Zoned, serviced land is commanding strong premiums in fringe areas
Buyers are moving quickly on quality lots before completion
Land banking for future use is becoming a common strategy
Vendors with developable land can achieve significant uplift by undertaking subdivision or design and construct packaging
For those holding land in key growth corridors, now may be the time to unlock its full potential.
Our role in Perth’s industrial property marketing
We help position industrial projects for success. From development-ready lots to built-form warehouses, our tailored marketing approach ensures your asset reaches the right audience with impact.
Aerial 3D renders that visualise your buildings within the site and road network
Interactive brochures and maps that simplify complex lot layouts
Full design of brand identity and messaging to attract high-quality tenants or buyers
Photography, video and 360 tours to showcase the project both locally and nationally
Web campaigns that drive targeted enquiry from industrial agents and investors
We understand Perth’s industrial market—and we create marketing that works in it.
Let’s talk industrial property marketing in Perth
Whether you’re launching a new industrial development or preparing an asset for sale, we bring the strategy, visuals, and market insights to get results. Let’s make your project stand out in one of the most exciting industrial markets in the country.


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