3367 & 3369 Pacific Highway, Slacks Creek, Qld 4127

• National tenant TeamMoto, backed by ASX-listed MotorCycle Holdings Limited
• Annual rent of $324,385 + GST, with the lease running to June 2031
• WALE of 4.6 years
• Prime M1 position in Slacks Creek's automotive and bulky goods precinct
• 3,157m² freehold site across two titles

• Dual access, with prominent exposure to the Pacific Highway
• Centre zoning for future upside (STCA)

NAI Harcourts is pleased to present 3367 & 3369 Pacific Highway, Slacks Creek. This sought-after opportunity sits within one of Brisbane's most established and tightly held commercial precincts.

The substantial 3,157m² dual-access site has two freestanding showroom/warehouse buildings, each on its own title, offered together as one package. The buildings provide a combined 1,633m² of net lettable area and have prominent exposure to the Pacific Highway. With its scale, accessibility and profile, the property suits investors, owner-occupiers and developers alike.

The property is leased to national motorcycle retailer TeamMoto, which is backed by ASX-listed MotorCycle Holdings Limited. It returns $324,385 per annum + GST, and the lease runs to June 2031, giving a WALE of 4.6 years. That means secure, low-maintenance income backed by a listed covenant for an incoming investor. For an owner-occupier, it offers a future chance to establish a business in a highly visible position on one of Brisbane's major arterial routes.

Because the holding is split across two titles, a buyer has flexibility. They could hold both buildings for long-term income, sell or occupy one building separately in future, or reconfigure the site over time. The Centre zoning adds further development upside (STCA), making the property a strong long-term landholding.

Slacks Creek's automotive and bulky goods precinct benefits from high passing traffic, direct M1 connectivity, and established surrounding retailers. Vacancy in the corridor is low and quality stock rarely comes up, so freestanding assets of this calibre are increasingly scarce.