Sydney, Australia (November 26, 2025) – Realterm, an independent global investment manager focused on the transportation industry, has expanded its Sydney portfolio with the acquisition of two major industrial assets in Revesby and Ingleburn. The acquisitions add c.AU$89 million to it’s Australian pipeline and reinforce its momentum across Sydney’s tightly held south-west industrial corridor. The assets will sit within Realterm’s second Australian fund, which it launched in May this year.
Realterm has acquired 5-9 Lancaster Street, Ingleburn via an on-market campaign led by Elijah Shakir of ReVest Property Group. The 23,900-sqm truck terminal features a 10,900-sqm warehouse with drive-through and drive-around capability as well as excess hardstand for truck and trailer parking. Located in Ingleburn, an established logistics market currently experiencing no vacancy, it is strategically positioned in close proximity to the M5/M7 motorway intersection and the Hume Highway, offering excellent connectivity to Melbourne, outer western Sydney industrial markets, as well as Port Botany.
The group has also purchased off-market 2A Mavis Street, Revesby for AU$50 million. It is a prime 27,447-sqm industrial outdoor storage (IOS) site with exceptional access to M8/M5 motorway network, leased to ASX listed business Acrow who have occupied the site for over 15 years. Sites of this scale and functionality are increasingly scarce in Sydney’s tightly held infill industrial market, where competition for low site coverage landholdings continues to intensify.
Trent Gallagher and Hamish Miles of Colliers assisted Realterm with this transaction.
Realterm’s recent leasing success at 77 Governor Macquarie Drive further reinforces its conviction in both this submarket and the performance of IOS assets, demonstrating the ongoing depth of tenant demand for well-located, functional industrial accommodation.
These acquisitions increase Realterm’s Sydney portfolio to five assets, reinforcing Realterm’s strategy of aggregating highly functional, hard to replicate industrial assets in infill locations where supply remains deeply constrained
“Revesby adds a high-quality IOS site supported by compelling property fundamentals, while Ingleburn provides a differentiated logistics facility with strong underlying land value,” said Toni Ryan, Realterm’s Fund Manager, Australia. “The addition of these assets strengthen our platform and deepen our exposure to assets that are operationally critical to transport and logistics users.”
“Our pace of deployment reflects both the depth of opportunities we are identifying and our conviction in Sydney’s south-west industrial corridor,” said Charlotte Brabant, Realterm’s Head of Investments, Australia. “The fundamentals across rental growth, tenant demand and scarcity of these low site cover sites continue to validate our strategy, and these assets align perfectly with our fund’s objectives.”
