Industrial Real Estate Leads
in Australia

The best AU industrial deals sit inside a 200-metre radius

Eastern Creek. Prestons. Wetherill Park. Moorebank. Altona North. Truganina. Rocklea. These submarkets hold the bulk of Australia's industrial tenancies — and the businesses in them don't move far when they outgrow their footprint. They move to the building next door, the estate across the road, or the same precinct a few blocks away.

That's the problem SCAYLED solves. Drop a listing address, and within two minutes you have every occupier inside the radius, scored by same-building match, proximity, and expansion fit — with verified contact details for the person who signs the lease.

What you get on every AU scan

• Every business inside a 200 m or 375 m radius — sourced from live web data, not a stale database
• Same-building flags— operators already inside the listing's building or title
• Decision-maker identification — Operations Director, Facility Manager, Managing Director, State Manager, GM (the titles that actually sign AU industrial leases)
• Verified emails — 98% deliverability, matched against live domain records
• Drafted outreach — personalised to the listing context, not a template
• CRM built for agency workflow — enquiries, tenants, buyers, sellers, meetings booked

No database. No manual research. No stitching together CoreLogic, LinkedIn, and a scraper.

Built for AU industrial and logistics agents

Most lead tools were built for US tenant reps working from CoStar. They don't map to how a Western Sydney or Melbourne west agent actually prospects.

SCAYLED was built after ten years as an I&L agent. The workflow is the one most AU agents already run by hand — just compressed from six hours into five minutes.

• Suburbs are the unit of prospecting, not capital cities
• Same-building match is the highest-converting lead, not a nice-to-have
• AU industrial is concentrated in ~20 primary corridors; the tool knows them
• Contact records include both the operator and the landlord where findable
• Data is sourced live at scan time, not a quarterly-refreshed snapshot

Coverage across Australia

Sydney

The largest industrial market in Australia by stock and transaction volume. Western Sydney holds the majority — Eastern Creek, Prestons, Smithfield, Wetherill Park, Yennora, Ingleburn, Moorebank, Huntingwood, Kemps Creek. Southern Sydney (Alexandria, Botany, Mascot) carries the airport-adjacent logistics. North-West (Seven Hills, Baulkham Hills) and South-West (Campbelltown, Minto, Ingleburn) fill in around the M7/M5 corridors.

See Sydney industrial overview →

Melbourne

Dominated by the western and northern corridors. Altona North, Laverton, Truganina, Derrimut, Williams Landing, Brooklyn, West Footscray — the M80/West Gate freeway spine. Northern Melbourne: Somerton, Campbellfield, Epping, Coolaroo. Southeast: Dandenong, Hallam, Pakenham. Port Melbourne for port-adjacent.

Brisbane

Southern corridor along the M1 — Rocklea, Acacia Ridge, Archerfield. West: Darra, Richlands, Ellen Grove. North: Virginia, Geebung. Growth at the Trade Coast (Eagle Farm, Pinkenba, Hemmant) and south to Yatala / Gold Coast corridor.

Perth

Kewdale is the anchor — the largest industrial estate in WA. Welshpool, Canning Vale, Jandakot for the southern precincts. Malaga, Wangara for northern. Kwinana for heavy industry.

Adelaide

Wingfield, Regency Park, Dry Creek — northern industrial. Wingfield holds most of the metro's 3PL and distribution. Edinburgh Parks for outer-northern growth.

How a scan runs

1. 00:05 — Address resolves against the national address register (GNAF)
2. 00:12 — Every neighbouring business inside the radius returned (typically 30–60 in dense industrial estates)
3. 00:38 — Domain resolution across web search, matching business names to real websites
4. 01:04 — Decision-maker identification and title verification
5. 01:29 — Contact scraping for any missing emails
6. 01:52 — Same-building match flagged (usually 5–10 in multi-tenant estates)
7. 02:14 — 20–30 verified contacts ready to reveal

Two minutes. No logins to juggle. No tabs to stitch.

Pricing (AUD)

One credit per contact reveal. Unused credits roll forward in Starter and Pro.