Wetherill Park Industrial Real Estate
Wetherill Park Industrial Real Estate

Wetherill Park Industrial Real Estate

Suite 1, 1st Floor , 12 - 16 Daniel St  Wetherill Park, NSW 2164
Listing counts are for properties advertised on Allhomes in last 12 months
Sales
14
Sold
26
For sale
85
Avg. days advertised
Rentals
76
Rented
49
For rent
Wetherill Park Industrial Real Estate has been established for over 15 years. We have an expert team of 6 people, who specialise in industrial selling, leasing and property management. We are located in the largest industrial estate in the southern hemisphere and have been active in the western region of Sydney, mainly the Wetherill Park and Smithfield areas. We have developed an enviable reputation in the area in achieving excellent results and prices for our clients. We can offer, if you require, a written market opinion of your property at no cost or obligation. We have successfully completed sales and leases of vacant industrial land and buildings for a very wide variety and well known clients such as Colgate Palmolive, Pacific Dunlop, Midas Australia, Beaurepairs, Coopers Lybrant and many others. Listed below are some of our marketing strategies used to lease or sell our exclusively listed properties. Signboard Internet Auctions Newspaper advertising in the Sydney Morning Herald, The Financial Review, Fairfield Champion Individual brochure, directed to select businesses as well as a full coverage of selected areas. Company brochure distributed to selected business areas and local newspapers Conjunction details to all industrial real estate offices

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