In a significant vote of confidence for Brisbane’s industrial leasing market, global technology leader Motorola Solutions Australia has secured a new 10-year lease at Lot 29 Dunhill Crescent, Morningside, a strategic location within the Rivermakers Business Park.
The 1,598sqm bespoke facility will be tailor-fitted to meet Motorola’s specific operational needs, with Irvine Group committing to a further fit-out to align with the tenant’s evolving workplace requirements.
The lease was struck at an undisclosed market-leading rate, underscoring the rising demand for high-quality, adaptable industrial spaces in prime urban logistics precincts.
With over $300 million invested into the Rivermakers Business Park to date, with a number of new buildings under construction and spanning over 30 hectares of riverfront industrial and mixed-use land, the Business Park has steadily cemented itself as one of Brisbane’s most desirable business locations. Perched on one of the highest points in Morningside, the site offers not only elevation and visibility but critical access to both the CBD and the Gateway Motorway.
Owen Byles of Cushman & Wakefield, who brokered the deal alongside colleague Myles Fredericksen, said “Motorola was drawn to the location not just for the quality of the real estate, but because it allows them to shape a workplace that fits the future - not just the now. The surrounding amenity within the Rivermakers’ precinct is precisely the kind of offering tenants are actively seeking.
“This lease represents a strategic decision by Motorola to invest in a location that supports both operational performance and employee wellbeing. The ability to tailor the space to their needs was key.”
Myles Fredericksen believes industrial leasing activity in Brisbane remains strong, driven by infrastructure spending, e-commerce growth, and a competitive employment market.
“Motorola will be situated next to House of Supplements who have also committed to a similar sized building on a long-term lease arrangement” he said.
