Key Steel River site sold
Bobby Suminoski of Fourwalls Commercial recently sold the key entrance site of the Steel River Industrial Estate.
Situated on the corner of Steel River Boulevard and Murray Dwyer Circuit the site neighbours the CSIRO and Bradken’s Global Corporate Centre which was completed in March 2013 at a total cost of approximately $18 million.
The 13,230 sqm site was bought by a syndicate of local business people headed by local builder/developer Phil Jones of Designbilt. The site isn’t the first project the syndicate has undertaken in the estate with two previous unit developments,
The Foundry and Cornerstone located on the corners of Channel Road and Frost Drive.
Expressions of Interest are now being sought from potential users for the site.
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