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**Panorama Rise**
Panorama Rise
is a 605 lot master planned community located in the heart
of Brisbane’s ‘Valley of the Lakes’. The estate is
positioned perfectly to take advantage of the population
influx after the State Government (South East Queensland
Regional Plan) was released.
The vision for the project is to provide a quality home and
land package for those entering into the property market for
the first time and also investors seeking to capitalise on
the substantial future growth of the region.
With an undulating landscape and generous block sizes
coupled with tree lined streets and an abundance of
community parklands and walkways, Panorama Rise will
establish a friendly neighbourhood environment.
Features of the estate fronting the main thoroughfare will
be its own Childcare facility, Community Centre and Local
Shopping precinct. Under this plan, Panorama Rise becomes
one of the few affordable developments for first home
buyers, owner occupiers and investors alike.
The development will result in the provision
of quality housing sites in a burgeoning area recognised as
the NEXT GROWTH SECTOR of the south east Queensland
corridor.
The development has been designed to provide strong street
frontage and to encourage families moving to the surrounding
industrial areas to move to the residential precinct.
The site represents a good opportunity to
accommodate development and to meet the immediate and
burgeoning needs of the region as commercial and industrial
precincts are established in the immediate 15 minute radius
and workers seek affordable and proximate accommodation for
themselves and their families
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Demand, Developing Assessment, Developing Communities,
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Characteristics Of Surrounding Area
The Parcel of
land is part of the Draft South East Queensland Regional
Plan ("DSEQRP") produced for comment by the Queensland State
Government.
The DSEQRP
has been produced by the State Government as a definitive
strategic plan for residential needs in the south east
Queensland corner, of which the parcel is situated.
The
surrounding districts of Lowood offer enormous employment
opportunities for primary blue collar workers.
The parcel
of land is 2.1 kilometres from the post office of Lowood,
which can be travelled on a sealed bitumen road of good
quality. Within 2 Kilometres radius, the development will be
serviced by schools, police, banking, government sub
agencies, professional services, shopping centre, public
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Within 15
minutes drive from the town centre, the Bremer Business
Park, Swanbank Enterprise Industrial Park and the Ebenezer
Industrial Park have been developed ready to house;
Capral
Aluminium Plant
Construction of the new $270 million Capral Aluminium plant,
located in Bremer Park at Bundamba west of Brisbane, is
nearing completion. The plant is being constructed by Watpac
and will provide aluminium extrusion, powder coating,
anodising and warehouse facilities. Steel design and
engineering firm Rimco Building Systems designed,
manufactured and installed all the structural steel for the
site, which includes the 61,807m2 main production building,
as well as separate buildings for die assembly, amenities,
effluent treatment, caustic tanks, a switch room, bunded
tanks, a pump room and guard room. 70km of Lysaght Supazed
purlins were also used. The purlin features longitudinal web
stiffeners, to improve performance and increase span
distance. The job carrying capacity of
this plant will extend to 8,000 employees with significant
down stream economic demands.
The project is expected to be completed by the end of
this year.
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Boulder
Steel Limited
A $750 million specialty
steel plant in the Swanbank Enterprise Industrial
Park will create 400 jobs fully operational in 2007, with an
expected immediate demand for 750 new employees with
construction commencing in March 2005.
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Swanbank Paper Plant
Development
application for this strategic needs based development is
currently under consideration. The investment is a $1
billion paper plant, with a job capacity at full production
of 14,000 personnel.
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Ipswich Aerospace
Industry
Centred on Australia's Largest
operational Royal Australia Air Force base at Amberley, the
existing size is anticipated to double by 2012. The base
currently employees 3500 personnel with a capacity exceeding
8,500 comprising the demand from Boeing Austral (570
existing employees) and other smaller operations including
but not limited too Aero structures Australia, Rosebank
Engineering, Tasman Aviation, VMS International, Honeywell
and Qantas Defence.
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University of Queensland (Ipswich Campus)
Queensland's
leading and largest tertiary institution recognises the
value in providing outer metropolitan campuses. The
university holds significant land interests in the immediate
area, proposed for campus growth to accommodate the
increasing demand for tertiary places
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With the unprecedented pressure of
significant migration to the coastal areas currently faced
by south east Queensland, concludes that the foot print of
the region in the future will mean extreme pressure of the
coastal environment, social and economic impacts.
The Lowood and
surrounding region is uniquely placed within south east
Queensland to provide residential land opportunities for the
growing industry development precincts to provide an
alternative coastal living that is within close proximity to
the high job demand industrial sectors.
With developments
such as this one, this region has the capacity to offer
immediate, practical and affordable alternatives that can
address the issues identified in the DSEQRP.
What is referred
to as the WESROC region of which Lowood is central, is
gaining population at an increasing rate as the issue of
affordability to the home owner dictates the need for
residential developments.
Already more than
280,000 people live across the WESROC region (Matusik Report
October 2004) and the region's population has been
increasing by 2,700 new residents each year since 1999.
In the immediate
preceding year, 4,400 new people moved to the WESROC region
and based on a Queensland Government Study (Matusik Report /
Office of urban Management October 2004), the anticipated
growth rate over he next five years is expected to average
at 5,900 new residents per annum.
The factors that
are driving this demand area limited supply of fully
serviced lots affordability, larger lot sizes and
overwhelming increasing employment opportunities.
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