JD Property Buys Brisbane Site With Potential for 85,000-Square-Meter Warehouse Estate

King Eliot / CC0. Brisbane skyline from Kangaroo Point, October 9, 2024. Archive city image; not the North Maclean development site.
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JD Property has acquired a 17.4-hectare industrial site in North Maclean, south of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, its second investment in the region as the infrastructure arm of JD.com expands its Australian property holdings.

The company said in a November 9 announcement that the land at 4653-4691 Mount Lindesay Highway in North Maclean could accommodate approximately 85,000 square meters of warehouse space. That is development potential, not a completed estate.

The site is being acquired on a “benched and serviced” basis, with site works complete, JD Property said. The company plans high-clearance warehouses that can be configured for different occupiers and said it intends to target a high level of sustainability performance.

The land is within Queensland’s Greater Flagstone Priority Development Area. JD Property said the completed preparatory works would allow it to move from acquisition to construction more quickly. It did not disclose the purchase price or a construction start or completion date.

“This investment reflects our confidence in Australia’s industrial logistics sector and our long-term commitment to the Brisbane market,” a company spokesperson said in the announcement.

The purchase follows JD Property’s acquisition of the Wacol Logistics Hub in 2025. Also known as JINGDONG Property, the company invests in, develops and manages logistics parks, business parks and data centers. It said it manages more than 300 infrastructure assets globally, covering over 28 million square meters of gross floor area.

JBizNews Desk | Brisbane

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