Leading SME specialist commercial real estate group Raine & Horne Commercial will stage the next instalment of its high-performing National Auction Event across two days—18–19 June 2025—with a standout portfolio of commercial properties going under the hammer in Queensland and New South Wales.

Since launching in November 2023, the National Auction Event initiative has generated more than $125 million in sales of industrial, retail, and office assets, reflecting strong market appetite and the growing reach of Raine & Horne Commercial’s unified network.

The June auction series will begin on Tuesday, 18 June in Queensland with an in-room and online auction at Kedron, before culminating with an in-room and online auction on Thursday, 19 June at AuctionWorks in Sydney, led by renowned auctioneer Jesse Davidson. 

The event is expected to attract active bidding from a diverse buyer pool including investors, developers, and private clients.

“Our National Auction Event continues to deliver exceptional results by combining local knowledge with national exposure,” said Chris Nicholl, CEO of Raine & Horne. 

“We’re proud of the momentum it has created, and the confidence it’s fostering among commercial buyers.”

“We consistently see a 30% uplift in traffic to rhc.com.au in the lead-up to each National Auction Event, a clear sign of the growing engagement these campaigns generate.”

The National Auction Event continues to deliver outstanding outcomes for vendors, Mr Nicholl added.

“Our strength lies in our ability to collaborate with SMEs, investors, self-managed super funds, and developers. By operating as a unified office network, we maximise the value of the auction process and create real momentum for our clients.”

Queensland Rail-leased industrial asset headlines Auction Event

One of the headline properties in the upcoming National Auction Event is 799 Fairfield Road, Yeerongpilly[i]—a fully leased industrial investment situated in Brisbane’s sought-after inner south.

Exclusively listed by Joseph Grasso and Greg Tate of Raine & Horne Commercial Brisbane Southside, the property is leased to Queensland Rail Limited on a secure five-year term commencing 1 March 2024, delivering a net rental income of $309,000 per annum plus GST.

Mr Grasso said, “Boasting a prominent position with triple street frontage, this property offers excellent exposure and accessibility, underlining its appeal to investors seeking a high-profile, income-generating asset in a tightly held industrial precinct.

Other standout features of this prime industrial asset, which will go under the hammer online on 19 June, include its substantial 6,796 sqm General Industry A-zoned landholding, complemented by extensive infrastructure and high-quality improvements.

The property boasts a spacious concrete hardstand area, a two-level corporate office spanning 386sqm, plus a separate 12sqm storeman’s office.

Additional improvements include a fully refurbished 677sqm, seven-bay warehouse with seven roller door entries, a 131sqm adjoining awning, and a 107sqm elevated work platform, offering functionality and flexibility for a wide range of industrial users.

Rare industrial land opportunity in the heart of Bowral

Demonstrating the national reach of the upcoming event, another headline act is a rare industrial land opportunity in the heart of Bowral in the Southern Highlands[ii]—located approximately 1,000 kilometres south of Yeerongpilly.

Listed by Lisa O’Neill and Matthew Anstee of Raine & Horne Commercial Southern Highlands this expansive 9,114 sqm industrial landholding located at 25-29 Kiama Street, Bowral is split over two titles in the highly sought-after Bowral Industrial Park. 

“Zoned E4 - General Industrial, this prime parcel of land is a blank canvas, ready for an astute developer or investor to capitalise on the growing demand for industrial space in the Southern Highlands,” Mrs O’Neill said. 

With a mix of grassed area and hard stand, there is potential to use the hardstand as soon as a buyer takes possession. There is an old home on the building which can either be renovated or knocked down, allowing you to develop the property without any restraints (STCA). 

“Undeveloped blocks of this size and scale are incredibly rare, making this a standout opportunity for those looking to establish a premium industrial development, warehouse facility, or a strategic landholding in Bowral's thriving commercial hub,” Mrs O’Neill said. 

“With easy access to major transport routes and surrounded by established businesses, this site offers endless possibilities for the right buyer.”

Fully leased freehold commercial investment on the NSW Central Coast 

Another standout regional NSW listing is a fully leased freehold commercial asset superbly located on the high-traffic Pacific Highway. Situated at 455 Pacific Highway, Wyoming, this two-storey property with an auction price guide of $1.65 - $1.7 million, sits on a 613 sqm site and delivers secure annual income exceeding $102,000 from three long-standing tenants.

Exclusively listed by Geoff Tilden and Sean Roach of Raine & Horne Commercial Central Coast, the property represents a compelling opportunity for investors seeking strong returns and stability.

“Beyond the quality of the tenants, the property also benefits from robust fixed rental increases, making it an attractive proposition for buyers looking for a resilient, income-producing asset,” Mr Tilden said.

Mr Tilden stated that auctions provide commercial property sellers with competition, transparency, and a fixed timeline for a sale transaction.

The full list of auction properties is available now at: www.rhcommercial.com.au/national-auction-event

 
[i] https://www.rhcommercial.com.au/brisbanesouthside/properties/799-fairfield-road-yeerongpilly-4105-queensland
[ii] https://www.raineandhorne.com.au/properties/25-29-kiama-street-bowral-2576-new-south-wales