How Western Sydney Airport Will Impact Industrial Property by 2025: What Investors Need to Know
Western Sydney Airport line, set to open by 2026, will have a profound impact on the Western Industrial property market. As we bring in 2025 the infrastructure around the airport will begin to take shape. Investors, Parkside Commercial has outlined what you need to know about how the Western Sydney Airport will impact the industrial property market.
Increased demand for Logistics Hubs & Warehousing
The strategic location of the airport to major arterial roads such as the M7 motorway will lead a surge in demand for industrial spaces as the area will offer efficient connectivity. The airport will additionally include air cargo operations attracting companies involved in air freight. This will lead to an increased need for industrial land for storage and distribution.
Transportation & Infrastructure Development
The Western Sydney Infrastructure plan outlines the development of transportation structure and improved road access. Increased connectivity will enhance the location and provide easier access to the region. In addition to this, the completion of the new rail connection will be a key factor driving demand for industrial property. Offering proximity to both road and rail transport will enhance the desirability for manufacturing businesses especially those involved in goods distribution.
Surge in Industrial Property Investment
As the location continues to develop, real estate developers and investors will begin to further invest in this location. As the demand for industrial spaces increases it is projected the rising land values and long-term demand for industrial facilities will spur investment in warehouses, distribution centres and logistics parks. It is also estimated that as the demand for industrial spaces rise, land prices in neighbouring industrial precincts will increase. Areas such as Badgerys Creek, Eastern Creek and Luddenham are expected to see an uptick in land values due to the airport’s expected economic activity.
Job Creation & Economic Growth
The airport and its associated infrastructure is projected to lead to job creation and economic growth. This influx of jobs will increase demand for industrial property as more businesses set up shop in Western Sydney to support the airport’s operations. By 2025, the region will likely experience economic growth as businesses set up around the airport, leading to a rising demand for industrial property to support sectors such as retail distribution, manufacturing, and logistics. The airport’s connectivity and access to global markets could attract high-value manufacturing sectors that require fast, reliable logistics solutions. As the Western Sydney Airport prepares to open, we may also see the emergence of specialized industrial parks that cater to specific industries like advanced manufacturing, tech, or logistics. These parks will cater to businesses that require proximity to transport hubs, and there could be a rise in demand for flexible, modern industrial spaces by 2025.
In conclusion by 2025, the Western Sydney Airport will significantly impact the region’s industrial property market, driving demand for logistics, warehousing, and transport-related facilities. With enhanced infrastructure, growing economic opportunities, and rising land values, the industrial real estate market in Western Sydney will be poised for considerable growth ahead of the airport’s full opening in 2026. If you are wondering if investing in industrial property is the right move for you reach out to Parkside Commercial Real Estate for a friendly chat today.
