Facey Property Featured in ICP National Property Guide – Edition 23
We’re Featured in the ICP National Property Guide – Edition 23
We are excited to share that Facey Property is featured in the National Property Guide Edition 23 of the Industrial Commercial Partners (ICP)! This latest edition brings together a curated selection of industrial and commercial opportunities from across Australia.
Spanning Victoria, Western Australia, Queensland and New South Wales, the latest edition provides a comprehensive snapshot of current market conditions, alongside a diverse range of properties available for sale and lease.
As the Victorian representative in the ICP network, we are proud to contribute our local market insights and commentary to this national publication, sharing our perspective on current conditions in the industrial and commercial property sectors.
In this edition, you’ll find:
- Insights from our team and other leading agents on current market conditions and outlooks
- Industrial and commercial assets for sale and lease suited to owners, occupiers and developers
“With competition currently subdued and purchasing terms remaining favourable, today’s market presents a compelling opportunity for owner-occupiers to secure quality premises before conditions become more competitive.”
– Matt O’Dea, Director of Facey Property
Market Review
Melbourne industrial property market is currently experiencing a strong “flight to quality,” with well-presented assets continuing to outperform despite broader market headwinds. As Matt O’Dea points out, these conditions are creating “compelling opportunities for strategic buyers and occupiers.” Reduced buyer activity means active purchasers and tenants currently have the upper hand, with landlords increasingly offering attractive incentives to support tenant retention. Although owner-occupiers remain cautious and are taking longer to conduct due diligence, they risk missing out on these favourable terms before the upcoming November State Election potentially sparks increased market competition. Meanwhile, we are seeing overall investor demand remain robust—with transactions typically settling at yields between 5.25% and 6.0%—and is receiving an additional boost from a growing trend of traditional residential investors migrating into the commercial property sector.
Featured Properties
We are pleased to showcase the following standout properties in this edition:
Explore Edition 23 and discover opportunities from trusted ICP partners across Australia:
- VIC – Facey Property
- WA – MLV Property
- QLD – FAL Property Group
- NSW – Link Property Services
Explore the latest opportunities and insights shaping Australia’s industrial and commercial property market.