Boutique Industrial Estate Achieves Early Sales Surge

A new benchmark for boutique industrial development is emerging on the Northern Gold Coast. Pacific Link, at 21 Kristins Lane Upper Coomera, is achieving strong preconstruction sales, highlighting exceptional early demand.

Developed by Brix Property Group and exclusively marketed by Crew Commercial, the premium 13-unit industrial estate has recorded outstanding success, with eight of the 13 units secured prior to construction commencing.

The result reflects both the strength of the local industrial market and the growing appeal of high-quality strata industrial products.

Strategically positioned within minutes of the M1 Motorway and the rapidly expanding Upper Coomera CBD, Pacific Link has been designed to meet the evolving needs of owner-occupiers and investors, as they seek modern, functional and well-located industrial space on the Northern Gold Coast. 

The project comprises 13 architecturally designed industrial units ranging from about 163sq m to 417sq m, delivering a highly considered mix suited to small and medium businesses looking to secure a foothold in one of South-East Queensland’s fastest-growing commercial precincts.

▲ Positioned within a rapidly expanding industrial precinct, Pacific Link offers direct connectivity to major transport routes and surrounding commercial hubs.

Crew Commercial director Dave Kertesz said, “We have been extremely impressed with the level of enquiry and the strong volume of presales achieved prior to construction commencing.

“The response from the market has reinforced the depth of demand for high-quality industrial products across the northern Gold Coast.”

This success was a testament to Brix Property Group’s market leading design, attention to detail and premium approach to delivering new-generation industrial developments, Kertesz said.

“Buyers are increasingly seeking well-designed estates with great carparking, a functional office/warehouse mix and strong street appeal.”

▲ Designed for modern businesses, the architecturally considered units combine showroom appeal with practical warehouse efficiency.

Crew Commercial director Jacob Zhou said, “We’ve seen a healthy mix of both owner-occupiers and investors secure units within the development, which highlights the broad appeal of this style of product.

“Businesses are recognising the value in securing their own premises, while investors are attracted to the strength of the leasing market.

“We are also witnessing a significant shift in rental rates for premium industrial assets across the region, with high quality space now achieving up to $300 per square metre net.”

This continued rental growth was underpinning strong investor confidence and driving early commitment to well-located developments such as this, Zhou said.

▲ Architecturally designed units feature integrated mezzanine offices, generous parking and secure access within a boutique 13-unit estate.

Premium features across the development include high-clearance roller doors, modern office fitouts, designer amenities and secure gated access, ensuring the estate delivers functionality and long-term asset appeal. 

Completion and handover are anticipated in late 2026, providing purchasers with the opportunity to secure brand new industrial units in a supply constrained market. 

Brix Property Group director Adam Brick said, “It’s great to see continued strong interest in our projects in Queensland. This is testament to Brix’s drive to produce a best-in-class product which has seen repeat investors and buyers across multiple projects”.

Pacific Link was no different with a design-focused approach, resulting in architectural and interior finishes more accustomed to residential projects being adopted, Brick said.

▲ Pacific Link’s high-clearance warehouses are designed to support seamless logistics, with integrated mezzanine offices overlooking functional workspaces.

“This well-thought-out design approach has led to a high-quality point of difference to the run-of-the-mill industrial projects currently available on the market.”

Upper Coomera continued to stand out as a key growth precinct, Brick said. “The project is already over 60 per cent sold, which reinforces both the appeal of the location and the appetite for a quality product in the market.

“Queensland continued to be a highly attractive market for Brix and we look forward to identifying and progressing additional sites with strong development potential.”

With more than 60 per cent of the development already secured ahead of construction, Pacific Link is the perfect example of the depth of demand for premium strata industrial opportunities across South-East Queensland.

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