Four industrial lots in Glen Innes have been listed for sale, following a resolution by Glen Innes Severn Council at its September Ordinary Meeting.
Located at 186, 194, 196 and 198 Dumaresq Street, the newly released sites offer opportunities for businesses looking to expand or establish operations in the region. The lots are positioned near major transport routes and essential services, with flexible development options suited to a range of commercial and industrial uses.
Mayor Margot Davis said the release supports Council’s broader push to strengthen the local economy.
“Glen Innes Highlands occupies a uniquely strategic position at the crossroads of two major highways, offering unparalleled access by road to both the New England, Queensland and NSW manufacturing and transport hubs. This makes our region an ideal place for businesses and industry to set up, find workers and leave a lasting impact,” Cr Davis said.
“By releasing this industrial land, we are not only providing critical infrastructure to support immediate growth but also laying the foundation for sustainable economic development. Our focus is on enabling business and industry to thrive here in Glen Innes Highlands – leveraging connectivity, available land, and available workforce,” she said.
The largest site, 186 Dumaresq Street, is a 1.728-hectare parcel zoned E4 General Industrial. The three adjoining lots provide additional scope for businesses requiring multiple titles or staged development.
General Manager Bernard Smith said the release aligns with ongoing efforts to attract investment.
“Access to suitable industrial land is something we hear about regularly from local and prospective businesses. Bringing these lots to market helps address that need and supports future investment in Glen Innes,” Mr Smith said.
The properties are being marketed through Country Wide Property, which is providing full listing and inspection details online.
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