the location

 

498 Progress Road, Wacol

 

Located only 16 kilometres south-west of the CBD, Pinnacle on Progress is one of the most well-connected new industrial sites in Brisbane’s major industry area, the South West Industrial Gateway.

The site fronts Progress Road, which is the main east-to-west connection passing through Wacol and linking to the Ipswich, Logan and Centenary Motorways.

Progress Road is renowned as a major arterial and primary freight access route, with statistics from the Brisbane City Council indicating the road currently carries approximately 15,000 vehicles per day.

Pinnacle on Progress is easily accessible for staff and clients alike, with public transport options at Wacol and Richlands train stations - combined with bus routes and almost 200 onsite parking spaces. 

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ESTIMATED TRAVEL: 

15 minutes - to Ipswich
25 minutes - to the Brisbane CBD
60 minutes - to the Gold Coast
30 minutes - to the Brisbane Airport
40 minutes - to the Port of Brisbane

 
 
 
 

surrounding
infrastructure

 

Surrounded by significant existing industrial development with potential for further growth, Pinnacle on Progress neighbours the $700 million mixed-industry business park, Metroplex Westgate.

There are also large-scale completed and planned transport infrastructure upgrades to surrounding major roads and train stations.  Existing and future infrastructure upgrades include:

  • Metroplex Westgate is currently in the construction and delivery phase, and on completion will deliver a $700 million mixed-industry business park. 

  • Stage 4 of the Progress Road upgrade between Boundary Road and the Centenary Motorway - to increase road capacity from two to five lanes - was completed in late 2018. These works include an upgrade to the signalised intersection directly in front of and benefiting the Pinnacle on Progress site.

  • The Progress and Boundary Road intersection has been upgraded, including construction of Boundary Road Bridge across Bullockhead Creek, which was completed in 2012. 

  • The Department of Transport and Main Roads has undertaken traffic studies to upgrade the Progress Road and Ipswich Motorway Interchange. 

  • The Wacol Train Station is strategically identified as a planned growth node under the 2014 Brisbane City Strategic Plan.

  • The Richlands Train Station Upgrade - completed in 2011 - included a bus interchange upgrade and 650-space park and ride facility.