Located in the busy hub of Hong Kong SAR, Goodman’s new three-hectare logistics facility with 140,000 sqm of gross floor area, Westlink, is characterised by efficient, large, floorplates – unusual in a city where space is limited.
The innovative design of the four-storey facility will offer vehicle access to all floors, including the roof, via ramps, which improve vehicle circulation and manoeuvrability. The property will feature market-leading amenities such as a café, rooftop garden, fitness facilities, sustainable farming and will be suitable for the newest advancements in robotics and automation.
Westlink’s sustainability initiatives will be the most extensive of Goodman’s Hong Kong SAR portfolio with the development and the building being carbon neutral and pre-certified to LEED Gold standard.
| Carbon neutral |
| 300kW rooftop solar panels |
| Water efficient design and fittings |
| Rainwater harvesting for re-use in landscaping and amenities |
| Energy efficient systems and digital power controls |
| Green spaces and fitness facilities to support health and wellness |
| Electric vehicle charging stations |
| Demand-controlled ventilation system |
One of the largest industrial developments in mainland China’s Greater Bay area, the final phase of Huiyang Industrial Park is a multi-storey, six building facility with total GLA of 375,000 sqm due for completion this year.
The Park is in the Huiyang Economic and Development Zone, a highly sought after area for national logistics customers. It is ideal for regional distribution with good connectivity to the cities of Huizhou and Shenzhen.
| Over 11MW rooftop solar panels |
| Significant rainwater harvesting and automated landscape watering |
| Automated LED lighting |
| Fresh air ventilation system |
| Electric vehicle charging stations |
| Water efficient design and fittings |
| Green spaces and fitness installations to support health and wellness |
Located in Greater Tokyo, Goodman Business Park is setting precedents for utility, sustainability and amenity for customers across its 50 hectares.
On completion, the Park will comprise over 750,000 sqm of floor space, including five large-scale logistics properties. Goodman Business Park offers excellent connectivity to Greater Tokyo, superior power infrastructure and amenities including green open spaces, shared e-bikes, cafés, childcare, a fitness centre, truck driver rest facilities and retail. The local community is also an integral part of the Park, benefiting from the amenities and participating in activities such as drive-in theatre events.
| 16MW solar – equivalent to powering 4,300 households |
| Automated LED lighting |
| Shared e-bikes for carbon-free transit across the precinct |
| Landscaped gardens and parks |
| Rooftop garden terraces |
| Design elements such as a mesh façade that serve to reduce direct sunlight and therefore energy costs |
Ongoing urbanisation in mainland China is driving a shift to the five ‘megacity’ clusters of Greater Beijing, Greater Shanghai, Central China, Western China and Greater Bay Area.
Greenfield land is increasingly scarce with multi-storey warehousing becoming the norm. In urban locations, demand is being driven by e-commerce, fresh food and technology.
Hong Kong SAR remains a major gateway to mainland China. There, industrial property is tightly held and stock levels are decreasing.
Logistics is the most-favoured real estate asset for Japanese institutional investors (CBRE).
Demand remains strong with a vacancy rate of 0.5% in Greater Tokyo and 3.7% in Greater Osaka due to accelerating e-commerce demand.
