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Grand Trunkway Estate ^^The release of industrial allotments in EXPRESSION OF Renewal SA’s Grand Trunkway Estate has INTEREST CLOSES FOR SALE been keenly awaited as it represents the first Friday 23 October 2015 at the BY EXPRESSION OF INTEREST recent release of master-planned industrial offices of Renewal SA at 4:00pm allotments in this emerging Key Industry Area. SALES AGENT ^^The area is identified in The 30-Year Plan for Grand Trunkway Greater Adelaide to be developed over time to support employment targets, particularly for Estate Northern and Western Adelaide. David Reid 0418 810 865 8110 3352 Serviced, filled and compacted [email protected] ^^Grand Trunkway Estate is located adjacent level allotments ready for Port Adelaide at the western edge of the Jon Nitschke industry 0407 904 660 Northern Economic Corridor and has strong 8110 3342 transport links to Outer Harbor, the Interstate [email protected] Main Rail Line and Adelaide’s upgraded www.cbre.com.au expressway system, including the recently Level 5, 151 Pirie Street, announced Northern Connector road Adelaide RLA 208125 accessed through the Port River Expressway. For further information on Grand Trunkway Estate ^^Renewal SA continues to hold significant and other Renewal SA projects visit: undeveloped land to the west of the www.renewalsa.sa.gov.au/grandtrunkwayestate current estate which could be developed to accommodate occupiers with large land requirements, or subsequent stages of development. Whilst best endeavours have been used to provide true and accurate information in this publication, the vendor and its agents accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors or inaccuracies it may contain. Photographs in this publication are intended to be a visual aid only and do not necessarily depict the actual development of the project described. Prospective purchasers are invited to inspect the project described or make further enquiries through the appointed selling agent. The vendor and its agents accept no liability for any loss which may be suffered by any person who relies either wholly or in part upon any description, photograph or statement contained herein. Information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Potential buyers must rely on their own investigations and satisfy themselves in relation to all aspects of this development. ^^Allotments from 8,753sqm* to 2,83ha* ^^B double accessible Directly linked to Eastern Parade and Port River Expressway. ^^Superb location in Adelaide’s inner north Strategically positioned to service Industry, transport GAWLER logistics, storage distribution and manufacturing. ALE RD ANGLE V & PERTH & TO SYDNEY NORTHERN EXPRESSWAY TO DARWIN TO Y EXPRESSWA MAIN NORTH RD WOMMA RD INTERMODAL NORTHERNTERMINAL Grand Trunkway Estate ELIZABETH REGIONAL CENTRE EDINBURGH PARKS Serviced, filled and compacted level allotments ready for industry MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY TOWN CENTRE OUTER HARBOR 3 2 TECHPORT LOT 2 LOT 11 LOT 20 AUSTRALIA 8,983 SQM* 1,476 HA* 9,422 SQM* GRAND 19 TRUNKWAY SALISBURY HWY 10 PORT WAKEFIELD RD MAWSON LAKES & 20 LOT 3 LOT 19 LOT 21 ESTATE TECHNOLOGY PARK 9,750 SQM* 8,753 SQM* 9,422 SQM* PORT RIVER EXPRESSWAY 21 11 PORT ADELAIDE LOT 10 GRAND JUNCTION RD GRAND JUNCTION RD SUBJECT TO SITE SURVEY 1,427 HA* * NORTH EAST RD APPROXIMATE ONLY SOUTH RD MAIN NORTH ROAD CBD ADELAIDE Y CROSS RD PORTRUSH RD ANZAC HW TO MELBOURN E SOUTH RD www.renewalsa.sa.gov.au/ grandtrunkwayestate.
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