ESR and Mitsubishi Estate Asia (MEA) have established the ESR Huntingwood Development Partnership (EHDP) to develop an 18.3-hectare logistics estate in Huntingwood, Western Sydney. The project is valued at about A$700 million (S$642 million) and aims to provide modern warehousing space for growing logistics demand [1, 2].
Construction is scheduled to begin in the second half of 2026, with phased completion expected from the second half of 2027 onwards. The estate will be developed in three stages, delivering up to 114,005 square meters of premium warehousing facilities [1, 2].
The strategically located site near key freight corridors, including the M4 Motorway and Great Western Highway, offers strong connectivity to domestic and international customers. It is also close to the future Western Sydney International Airport, providing access to major transport links and labor pools [1, 2].
Western Sydney’s core industrial precincts have historically low vacancy rates and limited serviced land supply, driving significant demand for well-located development sites. Population growth and infrastructure investments continue to boost the need for accessible logistics space [1, 2].
This new joint venture marks the second collaboration between ESR and MEA in two years, following their ESR Pakenham Partnership formed in 2024. ESR President Phil Pearce said, "this partnership demonstrates continued investor confidence in ESR’s business platform and development capabilities in Australia" [1, 2].
As of December 31, 2025, ESR's development pipeline across Australia and New Zealand totaled more than A$10.2 billion, illustrating the company’s strong presence and growth in premium logistics real estate [2].
The partnership supports ESR’s capital-raising efforts to accelerate expansion in core growth markets.
Construction at Huntingwood is set to start later this year, with phased completions rolling out starting in mid-2027 [1, 2].
