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The civil team has been busy in Munno Para. With black top on the roads, work on the curbing and channeling is in the home stretch.
Roberts Farm is becoming a community with activity on a range of homes in all stages of the build process.
Slabs are going down and frames and roof installs are rolling. There are a number of lots that are enclosed with work continuing on the internal fit out.
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Building more sustainable communities means making a contribution to improving the environment. Part of that equation is lowering the cost of running your home, saving energy, water and maintenance on systems and appliances.
These are the concepts at the heart of Homecorp’s house designs and our company vision to develop inspiring communities of the future where people belong.
Read moreThe Gold Coast property market across all sectors continues to remain one of Australia’s most resilient, bolstered by high numbers of migration and significant new infrastructure and investment projects.
Famed for its natural amenities and idyllic lifestyle, this iconic coastal destination is one of the fastest growing economies in the country with interstate migration fuelling population growth and that in turn super powering demand for property.
Like many parts of Australia, demand on the Gold Coast continues to be strong, driven by high levels of immigration that has been at record levels.
Many were forecasting a drop or at least an easing in the number of people choosing to call the Gold Coast home but the influx of new Australians remains high.
Population growth for the Gold Coast is known for overseas immigration but strong interstate migration is super powering the property market.
As such, property prices are expected to continue increasing throughout 2024.
Prices had been forecast to drop in 2023 but figures showed they increase of 8.1 per cent.
The area is well-known for roller coasters and although the property market also sees peaks and troughs, over the 35 years to 2021 PRD research shows the Gold Coast median house price grew 1,077 per cent and unit prices rose 643 per cent.
The Covid 19 pandemic greatly impacted the building and construction sector. Unsurprisingly, FY23 saw a sharp fall in apartment launches, around a -48 per cent drop from the launch numbers from FY22, however it was still the highest number of apartments launched since FY19.
New apartment sales on the booming Gold Coast. The surge came as a swath of cashed-up local and interstate buyers pounced on the larger luxury residences that have become the post-COVID-19 staple of the coastal city market.
Over the September quarter, the biggest-selling Gold Coast project – according to Urbis – was Drew Group’s Lagoon project at Main Beach, which is being built by Hutchinson Builders and racked up 124 sales across two towers.
The first stage of Cienna, a multi-tower project in Varsity Lakes being undertaken by Ron Bakir’s Homecorp, secured 85 sales. Meanwhile, 26 Vista, a high-rise tower at Surfers Paradise being developed by Malaysian-listed MRCB Malaysia, sold 80 apartments over the quarter.
Urbis director Paul Riga said a significant new trend was the conversion of a number of build-to-rent projects to build-to-sell as developers look to capture sales in a constrained supply environment.
“What the data tells us quite simply is that the demand for apartments has remained strong,” Mr Riga said.
“This is great for the property market, underpins property prices, but creates further problems with supply – meaning if new projects don’t get under way, the supply will continue to diminish.”
Homecorp is about to release the next stage of Cienna Varsity Ridge in 2024 and will also complete Eve Residences, a luxury apartment development on Marine Parade with unobstructed Broadwater views.
To discover more about what Homecorp are developing, reach out to the team today.
Toowoomba is enjoying strong population growth which is driving property demand. Hot property house and land opportunities in the area include Essence Estate by Homecorp. With Toowoomba having some of the fastest selling property in regional Australia, Essence is proving to be a regional winner for property investors.
CoreLogic’s Regional Market Report shows Queensland’s market is flourishing stoked by southern-state buyers chasing sun, space and affordability.
With around 123,000 residents, Toowoomba is the second most-populated inland city, behind Canberra, and is known for its architecture and rich streetscapes, which includes the art deco picture palace, the Empire Theatre, and a grand city hall.
Toowoomba Hot Property: House and Land opportunities include Essence Estate by Homecorp
Queensland house and land opportunities offer a way into a market that is already building towards Brisbane 2032. You may have seen some of the headlines about the growth predicted in Queensland but the numbers behind those headlines are staggering.
A recent report by property experts RPM Group says Logan is a hot spot that needs to get growing. RPM’s SEQ Property Report for September 2023 is predicting 54,145 new dwellings will be needed in Logan by 2066. The current average is around 700 per year so the time to start building is now!
Homecorp has been fine-tuning a unique approach to Queensland house and land development for over a decade. Before we select locations for development we undertake in-depth research. Our assessment criteria includes looking at infrastructure investment as well as proximity to transport, shopping and health care amenities.
Logan Reserve ticks all of these key boxes. This is why The Verge is one of Homecorp’s key house and land estates.
These are questions people grapple with when investing. With Homecorp investment property, we research population growth, rental returns and vacancy rates as well infrastructure amenities so you don’t have to.
Homecorp compile reports on each suburb as well as the wider region before we choose to develop there. This forms part of our investment property selection criteria.
Our experience tells us that when people are looking to invest in property there are three major factors that come into play:
Homecorp have been developing since 2004. We have seen summers come and go. We have enjoyed springs and found the best way to brave the winters. When you choose a Homecorp house and land estate to invest in, you get the wealth of our experience for free.
On average, Australian families spend 90% of their time indoors, with two thirds of this at home. At Homecorp sustainable building is a key consideration in developing inspiring communities of the future where people belong.
Where we live, both the structure and the community it is in, will always have a huge impact on our lives.
