Located just 16km south-west of the Brisbane CBD, Quad West is positioned within the city’s premier industrial precinct—the South West Industrial Gateway. Strategically fronting Progress Road, the site benefits from direct connectivity between the Ipswich and Logan Motorways via the Centenary Highway.

 

Progress Road is a key arterial route and primary freight corridor, carrying approximately 15,000 vehicles per day, according to Brisbane City Council data.


Quad West offers excellent accessibility for both staff and clients, with nearby public transport options at Wacol and Richlands train stations, supporting bus routes, and over 120 on-site parking spaces available.

 

Quad West is surrounded by established industrial development and positioned for future growth. It neighbours the $700 million Metroplex Westgate—Brisbane’s landmark mixed-industry business park currently under construction and delivery. The area also benefits from major completed and planned infrastructure investments, enhancing transport connectivity and long-term value. 

 

 

Key infrastructure highlights include:

 

  • Metroplex Westgate: A $700 million mixed-industry precinct currently under development, set to further energise the surrounding area.

     

  • Progress Road Upgrade (Stage 4): Completed in late 2018, this upgrade increased capacity from two to five lanes between Boundary Road and the Centenary Motorway. It included improvements to the signalised intersection directly in front of Quad West.

     

  • Boundary Road Bridge: Completed in 2012 as part of the upgraded Progress and Boundary Road intersection, including construction over Bullockhead Creek.

     

  • Ipswich Motorway Interchange: The Department of Transport and Main Roads has undertaken traffic studies to support upgrades at the Progress Road and Ipswich Motorway interchange.

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  • Wacol Train Station: Identified as a planned growth node in Brisbane City Council’s 2014 Strategic Plan.

     

  • Richlands Train Station Upgrade: Completed in 2011, this included a new bus interchange and a 650-space park-and-ride facility, enhancing public transport access to the area.