16/12/2009
New 19,000sqm Distribution Centre for API
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API), Walker Corporation and Ipswich City Council will this Wednesday (16 December 2009) celebrate the building completion of the 19,000sqm new API Distribution Centre at CITISWICH Business Park.
WORK has started on the final
stages of a $13 million bridge and
road project that will connect
Brisbane Road with the Citiswich
Business Park and the Warrego
Highway.
IPSWICH City Council has
given its approval for a further
four lots to be developed at
Citiswich Business Park.
AUSTRALIA'S largest discount
variety brand officially
opened its Queensland
distribution centre in
Ipswich on Tuesday.
'That whole southwest is where all the growth is - Springfield right through Ipswich and all those communities' Lang Walker.
REJECT might be in the name but
there was nothing faulty with the
state-of-the-art equipment at a
new $16 million warehouse in
Ipswich.
The Reject Shop has joined other major corporates to re-locate their operations to Walker Corporation's $1 billion Citiswich Business Park in Ipswich, last week opening its new Queensland distribution centre at the estate.
The latest growth figures attached from Queensland Treasury show that Ipswich is projected to have by far the fastest growth in households at 224% during the next 25 years with 115,938 households. The next city is predicting 79% growth.
Walker Corporation today announced that one of Australia’s leading manufacturers of high pressure cleaners, ThoroughClean, has joined other major corporates to re-locate their operations to Walker’s $1 billion Citiswich Business Park in Ipswich.
INDUSTRIAL deals are still flowing west of Brisbane with a manufacturer of high-pressure water cleaners splashing out for a site near Ipswich. ThoroughClean is the latest company to stake its claim in Walker Corporation's $1 billion Citiswich Business Park. 
Toll NQX has just taken a 20,000 square metre block on Walker Corporation’s Vicinity Industrial Estate in Adelaide’s north; KSB Australia and Caltex Australia will lease new buildings on the $1 billion Citiswich Business Park in Queensland; and Walker is negotiating more than 51,000 sqm of new space on the Monaro Industrial Park in Canberra. 
IPSWICH is now home to one of Australia’s leading pharmaceutical companies following the completion of a new distribution centre last week.
Property magnate Lang Walker has added surplus land from a Brisbane paper mill to his $3 billion portfolio of industrial development across Australia.
Walker Corporation has today (Wednesday 20 January, 2010) announced that KSB and Caltex Australia will move to their $1bn Citiswich Business Park at Ipswich, joining API, The Reject Shop and Capral Aluminium at the estate. 
Property magnate Lang Walker has added surplus land from a Brisbane paper mill to his $3 billion portfolio of industrial development across Australia.
A MASSIVE pharmaceutical distribution centre officially finished construction in Ipswich
yesterday, with about 200 workers set to start work at the new warehouse next April. The Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API) warehouse at the Citiswich Business Park will service close to 900 Priceline pharmacies in Queensland and New South Wales.
National Property Developer, Walker Corporation, have been very busy over the last few months at the $1bn CITISWICH Business Park, delivering over 45,000sqm of new industrial space for major tenants Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API) and The Reject Shop, alongside finishing a major road project within the estate. 
A major player in the national industrial property market, Walker Corporation, is developing two major industrial properties in south-east Queensland, including the landmark $1bn CITISWICH Business Park on the junction of the Ipswich, Warrego and Cunningham Highways near Ipswich.
More than 150 new Ipswich jobs will be created next year when retailing giant The Reject Shop opens its new distribution centre at Citiswich Business Park. 
More than 120,000 jobs will be created in Ipswich over the next 22 years, thanks to strong growth in the manufacturing and wholesale sectors and an abundance of industrial land.
No one could ever accuse Ipswich of setting its sights too low. The city yesterday unveiled its economic vision for the region for the next 22 years and the figures contained within it were mind-boggling. 
Interest in industrial blocks at Ihc Citiswich Business Park development near Dinmorc have grown significantly in the last few months. The API distribution
centre would create 200 Ipswich
jobs alone.
One of Australia’s largest distributors and manufacturers of plywood and wood based panel products, Australian Wood Panels, have signed a 10 year lease at an existing warehouse at CITISWICH Business Park.
Queensland-based national transport company, APT Logistics, are making the move to CITISWICH Business Park through the development of a purpose-built 15,000sqm facility at the new estate.
The site was selected due to it’s proximity to the national highway network, key transport infrastructure, and fast growing population. Walker is currently undertaking masterplanning works, and is already negotiating transactions with a number of clients.
Australia’s leading pharmaceutical distributor, Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API) has shrugged off the recession, commencing construction today (April 15, 2009) of a 19,000 square metre distribution centre in Ipswich.