Yarrabilba is a rapidly growing suburb, strategically positioned between the Gold Coast and Brisbane, offering easy access to these two major cities. Approximately 40kms from Brisbane's CBD and 45kms from Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast, Yarrabilba offers the best of both urban and coastal lifestyles. The suburb boasts a range of amenities including schools, parks, shopping centres, and healthcare facilities. With its modern infrastructure, community-centric design, and ongoing development projects, Yarrabilba is an upcoming location for families and professionals seeking a balanced and vibrant suburban lifestyle. There are several developments aimed to support Yarrabilba’s rapid growth and accommodate to its expanding population.<br><br><p style="margin-inline-start:20px;">· Infrastructure: The QLD Government, Logan City Council, and key developers have committed to a $1.2 billion infrastructure agreement for the Yarrabilba region that will fund essential infrastructure over the next 45 years. The first 6 years alone will see up to $400 million invested, supporting over 130 construction jobs annually. Source</p><br><p style="margin-inline-start:20px;">· Education: Yarrabilba is gaining new educational infrastructure with two primary schools, a state high school, and an independent school planned or recently opened.</p><br><p style="margin-inline-start:20px;">· Commercial &amp; Retail Expansion: The Yarrabilba Town Centre is a focal point of the region’s development, with a new shopping precinct featuring major retailers like Coles and McDonald's, creating nearly 190 jobs and a $30 million investment from Coles.</p><br><br><p style="margin-inline-start:0px;">Queensland Growth</p><br><p style="margin-inline-start:0px;">Queensland’s $500 billion economy has been supported by continued, strong population growth and a resource boom over the past two decades, exceeding the national average and placing the state in a strong position to exceed growth expectations. In the 12 months leading up to April 2024, QLD has seen a 2.2% growth rate in its retail trade during, resulting in an increase of $137 million in trade turnover. QLD achieved the third-highest population growth rate of 2.6% during the 12 months leading up to June 2023. Regarding employment, for the year ending in April 2024, the QLD growth rate rose again by a further 3.96%, employing over 111,000 individuals.</p>

6/33 Adler Circuit, Yarrabilba – 218m2 – $236/m2 9/33 Adler Circuit, Yarrabilba – 218m2 – $240/m2 13/8 Dickson Circuit, Yarrabilba – 157m2 - $207/m2 (storage only) *NOTE: These comparison have come direct from a valuer, who noted that the Adler Circuit complex is superior in terms of finishings, and accessibility in relation to this comparison. Additionally, that sale yielded a net return below 6% and was at a higher cost/m2 than our subject site.

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