Sydney, Australia – 29 September – Amid tight vacancy rates and rising demand for flexible industrial land in Western Sydney, Landen Property Group has launched Wallgrove Business Park, a 4.72ha industrial and commercial business precinct in Cecil Park.

Located at 1111 Elizabeth Drive, just minutes from the M7, future M12 motorway and Western Sydney Airport, this circa $40M development marks Landen’s strategic diversification into the commercial sector, aligning with the $17.3 billion in infrastructure investment reshaping the Western Sydney region.

In response to Sydney’s industrial vacancy rate sitting at just 2.1 per cent, the precinct will offer flexible zoning across 13 lots, ranging from 2,300 sqm to more than 6,000 sqm, totalling 47,200 sqm within the Western Sydney Employment Area.

Shane Harding, Landen’s Head of Property, said the move reflects the company’s broader growth strategy and commitment to supporting long-term economic development in high-growth regions.

“Landen’s continued expansion into developments such as Wallgrove Business Park is a deliberate and strategic move that aligns with our long-term goal of building a diversified and resilient property portfolio,” said Mr Harding.

“While our foundations have been in residential, particularly in the growth corridors, expanding into other asset classes and sectors such as Wallgrove Business Park provides both greater opportunity for Landen and exposure to one of Australia’s most in-demand asset classes.”

Western Sydney’s next commercial hub

The outlook for Western Sydney’s industrial market remains strong, driven by major infrastructure investment ahead of the 2026 airport opening, with the region set to evolve into a key logistics and innovation hub.

Wallgrove Business Park is one of the few precincts in the area with broad, flexible zoning. It supports a mix of light and general industry, warehousing, logistics, quick-service retail and fuel stations, medical services, childcare and recreational uses.

Strategic positioning to meet market needs

Wallgrove Business Park is ideally located within the Western Sydney Employment Area, which accounts for more than 60 per cent of Sydney’s remaining undeveloped employment land, according to RWC’s 2025 Western Sydney Industrial Report, reinforcing both its relevance to industry and long-term investment appeal.

This demand is expected to remain high, with CBRE forecasting Sydney’s vacancy rates to stay below 4 per cent long term and the Federal Government’s Infrastructure Investment Plan fuelling momentum, with over $17.3 billion invested in transport infrastructure projects across Western Sydney.

Delivering new opportunities in a fast-growing precinct

As Western Sydney’s residential population continues to grow – projected to account for more than half of Sydney’s total population growth by 2041, according to RWC’s 2024 Western Sydney Residential Development Overview – so too does the need for nearby jobs, services and supporting supply chain infrastructure.

Wallgrove Business Park is placed firmly within one of Sydney’s fastest growing industrial corridors and is estimated to support up to 260 onsite jobs, 185 indirect jobs in the greater Fairfield LGA and 100 jobs during construction, directly contributing to the Broader Western Sydney Employment Area goal of delivering 57,000 new jobs over the next 30 years.

As part of the Government’s wider plan to anchor 50 per cent of Sydney’s future job growth in the city’s west, developments like Wallgrove Business Park are playing a key role in achieving this target.

EOI campaign now open

Expressions of Interest are now open and close on 31 October 2025. For more information or to register your interest, contact Landen’s Sales Representative Mark Stanford at 0427 761 977 or sales@wallgrovebusinesspark.com.au.

Construction is expected to commence in early 2026, with completion anticipated in early 2027.

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