WHAT’S NEW IN THE MORETON BAY REGION

Moreton Bay Rail Link

The Moreton Bay Rail Link was completed in late 2016 and this $1.2 billion project has improved the overall accessibility of the region, enabling residents to easily connect to key retail, commercial and employment nodes.

The rail line provides a significant public transport link between Redcliffe and the Brisbane CBD and delivers the vital infrastructure to connect the major growth corridors of North Lakes, Mango Hill, Murrumba Downs with employment opportunities.

The project includes new stations for Kallngur, Murrumba Downs, Mango Hill, Mango Hill East, Rothwell and Kippa-Ring.

University Of The Sunshine Coast

Set for completion in 2023, the $81 million Sunshine Coast campus will significantly improve access to tertiary education for residents of the Moreton Bay Region whilst also attracting new students and residents from outside the catchment area as well as creating new local jobs.

Bruce Highway Upgrade

$925.5 million is being spent on Bruce Highway upgrades between the Pine River and Caloundra Road interchange – unlocking major congestion and increasing ease of access to all areas of Moreton Bay.

A Powerhouse Region

470,000 PEOPLE (2019)

3RD LARGEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN AUSTRALIA

5TH FASTEST GROWING LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN AUSTRALIA

3RD LARGEST NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS IN AUSTRALIA

Economy

$17 BILLION REGIONAL ECONOMY (2019)

229,000 PEOPLE IN THE LABOUR WORKFORCE NEWEST UNIVERSITY GREENFIELD CAMPUS IN AUSTRALIA

Key Location Highlights

Centrally located 34km north of the Brisbane CBD and 55km south of Sunshine Coast

Residing within a rapidly expanding residential catchment

Abundance of amenities including private and public transport infrastructure

Approximately 20-minutes drive from Brisbane Airport

ACCESSIBILITY & CONNECTIVITY

High profile frontage to Alma Road and Old Gympie Road

1.5km west of Bruce Highway - connecting the Sunshine Coast to Brisbane

5-minute drive from Dakabin Train Station