<b>The Industrial Market</b><br><br>Davenport is a key industrial hub within the Bunbury region, supporting a diverse mix of businesses primarily focused on logistics, manufacturing, construction, and trade services. The area is home to transport and warehousing companies, engineering and fabrication workshops, automotive repair services, and suppliers catering to Bunbury’s expanding economy. Additionally, light and heavy industrial businesses, including machinery sales, agricultural support services, and bulk material storage, play a significant role in the local market. The presence of food processing and distribution businesses, such as Bunbury Farmers Market, further strengthens Davenport’s industrial profile.<br><br>Davenport features a well-established industrial precinct with a mix of large-format warehouses, hardstand storage, and mid-sized factory units. Development density remains moderate, with industrial sites typically ranging between 1,500sqm to 5,000sqm, offering flexibility for both owner-occupiers and investors. While the precinct is largely developed, ongoing demand for industrial space continues to drive new builds and expansions.<br><br><br><b>City of Bunbury</b><br><br>The City of Bunbury is located approximately 175 kilometres south of the Perth CBD. It is home to around 46,800 residents within the city limits, with an estimated further 50,000 in the greater Bunbury region and by 2041, the population is forecast to reach 150,000. The City encompasses 111 square kilometres, stretching from the Leschenault Estuary in the north to the Capel River channel in the south.<br><br>Considered the economic regional hub of the south-west, Bunbury hosts the Port of Bunbury, Western Australia's third largest port. This port is central to the city’s economy, facilitating the export of commodities such as alumina, mineral sands, and woodchips, and serving as a vital link in the supply chain for various industries. In addition to its economic significance, Bunbury is a prominent tourist destination, particularly in the summer months, attracting visitors from the Perth Metropolitan region.<br><br>Bunbury's economy is diversified across several sectors. The manufacturing industry is robust, with various factories and production facilities contributing to the local economy. Agriculture also plays a significant role, with the surrounding regions producing dairy, beef, horticultural products, and wine. Retail and service industries are well-developed, supporting the daily needs of the growing population and enhancing the city's commercial landscape.<br><br>The city is currently undergoing a host of infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing the region's development and connectivity. Notable projects include the Bunbury Outer Ring Road project, which will improve transport links and reduce congestion, and the transformation of the Bunbury waterfront, which is set to boost tourism and recreational opportunities. Additionally, investments in health and education infrastructure are supporting the growing community and attracting new residents and businesses to the area.<br><br>These developments, along with the city's strategic location and economic diversification, are driving Bunbury's growth, making it a vital and dynamic centre in Western Australia.<br><br><br><b>Port Master Plan Development</b><br><br>Southern Ports has developed a Port Master Plan (PMP 2022) for the Port of Bunbury. The Plan has assessed potential trade for a 30+ year planning period, considering current and future trade opportunities and how this could influence development within the Port.<br><br>This Port Master Plan (2022) has been developed considering the foundation analysis provided by Southern Ports Inner Harbour Structure Plan (IHSP 2009) and Revised Inner Harbour Structure Plan (RIHSP 2019) that provide aspirational port development planning context. Concept development items have been produced for short-, medium-and long-term horizons within the 30+ year planning timeframe.<br><br>For more detail, refer to the PDF under this link &gt; <br><a style="color:rgb(51, 51, 51);display:inline;" target="_blank" href="https://www.southernports.com.au/sites/default/files/2023-08/Port%20of%20Bunbury%20-%20Port%20Master%20Plan%20-%20Rev%200_Final.pdf"><u>https://www.southernports.com.au/sites/default/files/2023-08/Port%20of%20Bunbury%20-%20Port%20Master%20Plan%20-%20Rev%200_Final.pdf</u></a><br>

<span style="color:rgb(0, 0, 0);background-color:transparent;"><b>Bunbury Farmers Market</b></span><br><br><span style="color:rgb(0, 0, 0);background-color:transparent;">Bunbury Farmers Market is a fresh food market in Western Australia that offers high-quality, locally sourced produce. They specialize in farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, premium meats, dairy, baked goods, and gourmet products. The market focuses on providing fresh, seasonal, and locally grown ingredients, ensuring quality and sustainability. They also prepare ready-made meals using fresh ingredients, making it a go-to destination for both grocery shopping and convenient, healthy food options.</span><br><br><a style="color:rgb(17, 85, 204);display:inline;background-color:transparent;" target="_blank" href="https://bunburyfarmersmarket.com.au/"><u>https://bunburyfarmersmarket.com.au/</u></a><br>

<span style="color:rgb(0, 0, 0);background-color:transparent;">All outgoings are 100% recoverable, including management fees and land tax.</span>

13 Gibbons Road, Davenport - 706m2 - $113/m2 33 McCombe Rd & 9 Clifford Street, Davenport - 948m2 - $181/m2 8 Mason Street, Davenport - 1,100m2 - $173/m2 8/11 Dryandra Court, Picton - 700m2 - $135/m2 U1 / 37 Albert St, East Bunbury - 734m2 - $120/m2

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