Smaller Industry Unit Market Buoys Toowoomba Confidence
THE Toowoomba region is showing continued signs of confidence in its industrial market following an uptick in sales activity over the 2017/2018 financial year.
Toowoomba Auto Fix Leases Warehouse Complex
New mechanical business Toowoomba Auto Fix has secured a warehouse facility on the fringe of the Toowoomba CBD through Ray White Commercial Toowoomba.
The company owned and operated by Phillip and Michelle Melvin has leased premises at 4 Robertson Street, Toowoomba, in a deal negotiated by Ray White Commercial Toowoomba’s Daniel McNamara.
Daniel McNamara said the 150 sqm warehouse also includes a small office and comes with hardstand and a parking area.
“The property has great access to Ruthven and James streets and has a mixed use zoning,” he said.
“There is ample on-site parking and storage while the complex has 3 phase power and is connected to the NBN.”
Phillip Melvin has more than 20 years’ experience as a tradesman and the new business promises to provide great customer service.
“Customer service is a high priority for the Melvins, with Phillip having previously managed a busy tyre outlet for a number of years before moving on to be a snap on tools representative, ” Daniel McNamara said.
“You will get reliable information at Toowoomba Auto Fix which could help you save money on your repairs.”
THE Toowoomba region is showing continued signs of confidence in its industrial market following an uptick in sales activity over the 2017/2018 financial year.
Longtime home of Simon’s Home Timber and Hardware is on the market.