Walker Corp's North Point industrial park in Queensland gets new tenant; near sold out

Walker Corp's North Point industrial park in Queensland gets new tenant; near sold out
Staff reporterDecember 7, 2020

Pet Supersavers is the latest business to move to North Point Business Park in Queensland's Kallangur and the tenth deal this year, up from only one in the previous 12-month period.

The 30-hectare Walker Corporation's commercial park is now more than 90% committed, with only one lot at 2.8 hectares of general industry-zoned land remaining for sale.

The retailer agreed to a 10-year lease term with local developer Donnelly Partners, who purchased the land from Walker Corporation earlier this year and developed a purpose built new store for Pet Supersavers.

The 2,620 square metre lot consists of a two unit industrial strata development of which Pet Supersavers occupies 750 square metre including a retail store, warehouse, backyard and car park. 

“North Point Business Park presented us with an opportunity for a bigger and better facility at an affordable cost, all under the one roof," said Leichelle McMahon, director of Pet Supersavers.

"We now have a reptile room that replicates the look and atmosphere of a rainforest, a vet and microchip service, dog rescue and quarantine, doggie day care and cat room, pet training, kids’ parties and holiday club, adult and child educational classes, a backyard for the dogs and more, with ample customer parking.” 

North Point has experienced its busiest year to date, introducing a further eight new businesses in addition to Pet Supersavers and Elite Soil Testing. 

The spike in demand at the business park has been helped by government-funded infrastructure upgrades to the area, in particular, the soon to open Moreton Bay Rail Link which adjoins the business Park. 

In addition to the rail link, upgrades to the local road infrastructure have greatly improved connectivity to the Bruce Highway only 3 km away. Located 25 km from Brisbane CBD, North Point is Walker Corporation’s latest industrial development and represents a $75 million investment by the company in south-east Queensland. 

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