DEVELOPEMENT SITE - CABOOLTURE RIVER
46 Edward Street, Caboolture QLD 4510
$2,250,000
Commercial LandSize: n/a
Block size: 4452 m² approx.
Current DA is approved for 33 x 2 bed units and 12 x 3 bed units with 71 carspaces + 1 motorcycle space and 1 car wash bay over three stories, build height to 15 meters. DA has further Covid extension for 2 years on it.
Block size is 4452 sqm of land with approx 61.5meters of Caboolture River Frontage
The site is situated on Caboolture River with close proximity to Caboolture Hospital, Caboolture State High School, train station, Caboolture commercial and shopping district.
Positioned within a major growth corridor, halfway between Brisbane CBD and the Sunshine Coast CBD.
The Moreton Bay region is one of Australia's largest and fastest growing local government areas (LGA) with its 480,000 population expected to increase to 690,000 by 2041, a 50% increase in the next 25-years to exceed that of Tasmania by comparison. Caboolture is a growing town in the Moreton Bay region, within one-hours' drive of Brisbane CBD or the Sunshine Coast, and a short distance to the popular holiday destination, Bribie Island.
opportunity to develop existing DA, redesign DA, land bank site
Block size is 4452 sqm of land with approx 61.5meters of Caboolture River Frontage
The site is situated on Caboolture River with close proximity to Caboolture Hospital, Caboolture State High School, train station, Caboolture commercial and shopping district.
Positioned within a major growth corridor, halfway between Brisbane CBD and the Sunshine Coast CBD.
The Moreton Bay region is one of Australia's largest and fastest growing local government areas (LGA) with its 480,000 population expected to increase to 690,000 by 2041, a 50% increase in the next 25-years to exceed that of Tasmania by comparison. Caboolture is a growing town in the Moreton Bay region, within one-hours' drive of Brisbane CBD or the Sunshine Coast, and a short distance to the popular holiday destination, Bribie Island.
opportunity to develop existing DA, redesign DA, land bank site
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Key details
Property type:
Commercial Land
Block Size:
4452 m²*
Other Details
Lot:
44
Plan Type:
RP
Plan:
841090
Legal description:
44/RP841090
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Block information
Block size: 4452m² (approx)
Legal description: 44/RP841090
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Average Age
39 years
Population
29,534
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