A NATIONAL design and printing group outlet has taken a five-year lease with options on premises in the Hallmarc Business Park.

The Worldwide Online Printing franchise business is leasing a 152sqm tenancy, to which it has relocated from premises at Mt Gravatt.

It joins Gold Coast company Neumann Contractors and national distributor Pacific He!-mets in the park, a 54-unit precinct off Burnside Road, at Yatala, developed by Melbourne 's Hallmarc Developments.

The park has more than 12,000sqm of floorspace and comprises a mix of strata-title office, industry and warehouse facilities aimed at small to midsize businesses.

Andrew Pearson, who operates the Worldwide Online Printing Yatala centre, said the relocation was a strategic move.

"Yatala presented fantastic business opportunities," he said.

"Growth in the region was a major drawcard, with Yatala providing a convenient operating base." Mr Pearson said the move aligned with a branding campaign.

Worldwide Online Printing has 79 design and print centres across Australia, and has been named the nation's fastest-growing print franchise by BRW Magazine for four consecutive years.

Agent Karen Seeto, of Ray White Surfers Paradise Group, negotiated the lease and said 70 per cent of space in the park was sold.

She said space was being leased quickly by national, local and interstate companies.

"Inquiries from tenants, owner-occupiers and investors wanting a piece of the northern growth corridor action has been strong," said Ms Seeto.

The Hallmarc Business Park offers a combination of office, industrial and warehouse spaces ranging from lS2sqm to 411 sqm.