Industrial property brochure template

For industrial listings the location pages do most of the work — highway access, drive times, neighbouring occupiers and the labour force within reach — so the brochure puts them up front and builds them from sourced data.

Best for

• Industrial buildings for sale or lease
• Industrial and employment land (adds a servicing page)
• Logistics and distribution listings where drive times sell the site

What you need

• A fact sheet or the address
• Photos (phone, DSLR or drone; HEIC and large files are fine)
• Your logo and brand colours, if you want a co-branded look

Upload a fact sheet (PDF, Word, image or a phone photo of a flyer), paste its text, or start from the address. Extracted facts are marked “verify” until you accept them.

What’s inside

1. CoverFull-bleed hero photo, transaction title, headline stats and the listing team.
2. Narrative over an annotated aerialThe property story in a short panel, with the parcel and nearby roads and landmarks labelled.
3. Property detailsSite area, building area, clear height, shipping, power and other specifications that carry data.
4. ZoningZone code and the permitted uses that matter to likely buyers or tenants.
5. Connectivity and drive timesDrive-time areas and distances to the nearest highway interchanges.
6. Neighbours and ecosystemNeighbouring occupiers shown on the map with callout cards.
7. Community, labour and demographicsAmenities nearby and the labour force within reach, each figure sourced and dated.
8. Servicing (land only), site photos, about and back coverServicing at the lot line, a photo spread, your brokerage page and a contact call to action.