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Sydney Industrial and Logistics Figures Q2 2026
July 13, 2026 11 Minute Read
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Key Points:
- Gross take-up moderated to around 130,000 sqm in Q2 2026, with occupier demand remaining broad-based across wholesale, manufacturing and construction-related sectors.
- Vacancy continued to rise over the first half of 2026, creating a more balanced leasing market while remaining below long-term equilibrium levels.
- Around 280,000 sqm of new supply was delivered during the quarter, with completions concentrated in the Outer North West.
- Just over one-third of the 2026–2027 development pipeline is pre-committed, supporting confidence in well-located future projects.
- Net face rents remained broadly stable, while higher incentives continued to place downward pressure on effective rental growth.
- Industrial land values remained stable across Sydney, supported by constrained development feasibility and resilient owner-occupier demand.
- Super prime investment yields remained stable across all precincts, with investment activity expected to strengthen through the second half of 2026.