Location and infrastructure
Industrial land lots for sale in an established and highly regarded industrial precinct.
Artist’s impression of potential future development
Located at 232–272 Alexandra Street, Kawana, Connect Business Park presents a rare opportunity to secure land within an established industrial precinct in the Rockhampton region.
As an infill development close to Rockhampton’s existing population and urban areas, Connect Business Park offers businesses the potential to improve delivery efficiency, reduce travel distances and maintain convenient access to their customer base and workforce.
With direct access to the new Rockhampton Ring Road, currently under construction, Connect Business Park is ideally positioned to enhance regional connectivity, streamline freight movements and improve access to key commercial and industrial destinations across the region.
An infill location close to Rockhampton’s existing population and urban areas, with the potential to improve delivery efficiency.
The potential to reduce travel distances for businesses operating across Rockhampton.
Convenient access to your customer base and workforce.
A jointly funded Australian and Queensland Government project delivering a 14.7 km western link of the Bruce Highway, including a new bridge over the Fitzroy River. It is now under construction.
Measured from mapping of the alignment under construction, the Ring Road passes approx. 1.5 km (straight line) north-west of Connect Business Park, crossing Alexandra Street at the new overpass. Its northern connection with the Bruce Highway is approx. 2.2 km from the site.
Connect Business Park has direct access to the new Rockhampton Ring Road. The alignment passes approx. 1.5 km from the site (straight line).
Ideally positioned to enhance regional connectivity, with the Ring Road forming a new western link of the Bruce Highway.
Designed to move through-freight out of the city, with heavy vehicles avoiding 19 sets of traffic lights through the middle of Rockhampton.
Streamlined freight movements and improved access to key commercial and industrial destinations across the region.
A third crossing of the Fitzroy River and new structures are expected to strengthen flood resilience on this link of the Bruce Highway.
Expected to improve safety and travel time reliability and reduce interactions between heavy vehicles and urban traffic.
Source: Queensland Government ministerial media statements on the Department of Transport and Main Roads Rockhampton Ring Road project (30 Jan 2024, 5 Jun 2025, 30 Jul 2026, 18 Sep 2026). Checked 14 October 2026. Distances are approximate straight-line measurements from OpenStreetMap mapping of the alignment under construction. Project timing, staging and alignment are subject to the Queensland and Australian Governments’ delivery program.
Fly around the land, see what is nearby and check indicative drive times to Rockhampton, Gladstone and the airport on the interactive map.
Infrastructure and growth news from around Kawana and Rockhampton, summarised in our words. Follow each link to the original source.
More than $7.5 million from the Queensland Government’s Residential Activation Fund will replace the Rahima Court sewage pump station in Gracemere. Council says the upgrade will help unlock more than 1,000 future homes.
Piling has begun on Rockhampton’s third Fitzroy River crossing, a 435-metre bridge between Pink Lily and Parkhurst. The last of 150 girders is also in place on the 841-metre Capricorn Highway connector bridge.
Alexandra Street reopened on 20 July after a temporary closure for foundation works on the Rockhampton Ring Road’s Alexandra Street overpass, with locally made bridge girders now arriving on site.
DT Infrastructure will design and deliver accessibility upgrades at Rockhampton station, including new accessible toilets, upgraded car parks and a new drop-off zone linking with other public transport. Works are due to start in 2026.
QMines has secured $15 million through the Queensland Investment Corporation’s Critical Minerals Fund towards a staged restart of the Mount Chalmers copper-gold mine, 17 km north-east of Rockhampton.
Construction has started on 22 km of Bruce Highway safety upgrades between Pine Mountain Creek and Deep Creek, north of Marlborough, including road widening, wide centre lines and targeted intersection upgrades.
The Australian and Queensland governments will each invest $1 billion over ten years to support the Boyne aluminium smelter at Gladstone, with Rio Tinto underwriting close to $7.5 billion in new energy generation and transmission in Central Queensland.
The first major stage of Rockhampton Hospital’s cardiac expansion has opened, doubling cardiology inpatient beds from six to 12, with construction under way on a cardiac hybrid theatre due later in 2026.
Work has started on a 1.85 km, $23 million extension of Alexandra Street from the Birkbeck roundabout in Parkhurst, funded through the Residential Activation Fund to unlock later stages of the Parkhurst development.
Land at CQUniversity’s North Rockhampton campus is being converted to freehold and shared to deliver around 200 new homes, Stage 1 of the Rockhampton Sports Precinct and a $61.1 million TAFE Excellence Precinct.
A new Rockhampton TAFE Excellence Precinct at CQUniversity’s North Rockhampton campus will train more than 350 students a year in the trades, with construction expected from June 2026 to June 2028.
Testing has started on the 117 km, $983 million Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline, which will give Gladstone’s industry and community a second water source drawn from the Fitzroy River near Rockhampton.
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