Oreana Launches Its First Business Park in Cranbourne North

National developer-builder Oreana will expand its $60 million four-hectare retail and business park in Cranbourne North with the addition of its first commercial land lot subdivision.

The developer is offering 13 individually titled freehold lots spanning 1042 square metres to 2088 square metres across two hectares at WT Business Park on the corner of Thompsons Road and William Thwaites Boulevard.

The park is a second stage to Oreana’s North Cranbourne retail development spanning another two hectares, where Jasbe Ampol Service Station, Aspire Early Learning and Xpress Gourmet Pizza are trading, and will soon be joined by Nandos, Zambrero and KFC.

Cranbourne North is one of Melbourne’s fastest growing corridors, with industrial vacancy rates in the southeast sitting at 1.6 per cent.

Oreana has appointed LAWD to manage the sale of the lots, with titles expected in early 2026.

Oreana Managing Director Tony Sass said the business’ move into industrial was a natural evolution of its focus on delivering what’s needed in growth corridors.

“We’ve always focused on creating places that respond to real demand. Industrial development isn’t just a commercial opportunity – it’s about supporting jobs, logistics and long-term economic growth,” said Mr Sass.

“We are always considering how we’re aligning our development strategy to meet the emerging needs of growth areas, and in this case, Australia’s next-generation industrial economy.

“At Oreana, we’re focused on thinking bigger when it comes to delivering what communities need, and the launch of WT Business Park is a natural evolution of our strategy.”

LAWD Director Henry Burbury said strong interest from the local community was already evident, thanks to the groundwork laid by Oreana in activating the Thompsons Road frontage with a high-quality retail offering and nationally recognised brands.

“We are delighted to work with Oreana on this opportunity. They have already added value to the site by establishing a retail and services precinct with national and global brands such as KFC, Nandos, Ampol and Aspire Early Education,” Mr Burbury said.

“Couple that with Woolworths and Chemist Warehouse located on the eastern boundary, this retail precinct will be essential in servicing the booming local residential catchment. We have had significant enquiries for the 13 commercial lots since being placed on the market this week.

“The WT Business Park is an exceptional commercial opportunity, with neighbouring sites owned by established developers, demonstrating the strategic growth taking place in the area.”

WT Business Park is located in the heart of a rapidly growing economic hub, offering immediate access to a thriving business ecosystem, making it ideal for industrial, logistics or commercial enterprises looking to capitalise on the region’s sustained expansion.

It offers seamless connectivity to key transport routes including the South Gippsland Highway, Monash Freeway, Eastlink and the Mornington Peninsula Freeway.

For further information please visit wtbusinesspark.com or contact agents Henry Burbury 0407 686 788 and Henry Sayers 0412 318 813.