Wildside represents a very professional development undertaken by a well established developer supported by a professional design team and a very competent builder. The finished product is fashionable and present as up market professional industrial suites.

The level of documentation is excellent and access to the developers records was freely available upon request. The attention to detail and presentation was a benchmark and the developer has considerable pride in the finished product.

The external works and presentation is way above the average and the incorporation of the environmental pond drainage system is a tribute to the level of professionalism and detail undertaken by the developer and builder.

Without doubt this is a 4 * rated development.

These versatile architect designed warehouse units range from 139-241 sq m and lend themselves to a wide range of applications.

It makes sense to run your business within a convenient rapidly growing commercial precinct surrounded by range of amenities that support the operation of your company.

Avoid the city commute and work close to home in a CBD quality environment on the site of the former ABC film studios.

Working within Wildside means that you are just moments away from a range of recreational attractions and facilities such as Forrest Way shopping centre, childcare, cafes, Warringah Aquatic centre and Warringah Mall.

Within easy driving distance form the city, Chatswood and Manly, its readily accessible by major bus routes from these centres.

Set among landscaped surrounds with abundant and designated on – street parking. Wildside warehousing spaces include high tech warehouse production, most with areas mezzanine offices, bathrooms and kitchenettes and the flexibility to combine units to create larger spaces to suit all needs.

Projected figures for 2007 show strong supply in Sydney and Brisbane. In Melbourne and Perth, 2007 supply will exceed historical averages. The impetus for higher supply levels is increased demand from the development oftransport-based infrastructure, distribution companies rationalising operations and higher import levels creating demand for major warehousing facilities. Companies in the resources and support services sectors are also requiring additional industrial floor space for warehousing, industrial estates and high tech/research and development facilities.

In Sydney, projected supply is expected to reach a 17-year peak in 2007. Even at this level, it is only 20% above long-term demand.

Despite 10 years of relatively strong consecutive growth in supply, annual gross absorption has continued to outstrip annual supply on average by 1.3 times. Currently, around half of the projected 2007 supply is pre-committed.