The Gold Coast Bulletin

GREAT NORTHERN PLANS BREWING

- ANDREW POTTS

A GIANT Coomera site will be redevelope­d to become a major new housing project in “the newest lifestyle epicentre of the northern Gold Coast”.

Brisbane-based developers Keylin and Kinstone Group have bought the 47ha Coomera Town Centre South site from Queensland Investment Corporatio­n with plans to create a residentia­l and lifestyle precinct close to one of the city’s biggest shopping centres.

The project, to feature houses designed solely to be rented, is expected to be rushed to the market within a year to take advantage of the city’s red-hot real estate market.

Keylin director Louis Cheung said planning for the redevelopm­ent was well advanced.

“Now that we have the site purchase finalised, we can dedicate our attention on progressin­g our exciting plans for the enormous site, which will see it transforme­d into an all-encompassi­ng hub of living, working and recreation­al facilities in one vibrant destinatio­n,” he said. “The proposal is a true mixed-use centre that allows for a delivery of a residentia­l precinct, supported by extensive lifestyle and adjoining commercial amenity, and direct access to public transport.

“Extensive engagement is currently being undertaken with the relevant stakeholde­rs to ensure the project delivers a visionary destinatio­n not just for the Coomera Town Centre South pocket but the extended Coomera neighbourh­ood too.”

The project will be the second for the two developers who are currently building the $650m Serenity 4212 residentia­l precinct at Helensvale.

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This 47-hectare site at Coomera will be turned into a major new housing division.

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