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Introduction
Laidley,
Queensland
Information Memorandum
Queensland, Australia
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY CHECKLIST

    Location (Commuting Distance to
                                        Capital Growth Prospects
    Employment Hubs)

                                        Market Cycle (Is this a rising
    Population Growth
                                        market?)

    Infrastructure Projects             Rental Demand & Yield

    Economic Drivers (Ideally several   Local Amenities (Proximity to
    different industries)               Schools, Shopping, Hospitals)

    New Job Creation                    Public Transport (Proximity to
                                        Bus, Train, Light Rail)
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AUSTRALIA’S MAJOR PROPERTY MARKETS

                                                                              Darwin                                                                     SEQ
                                                                                 +20,000pa (1)                                                          +75,000pa(1)
                                                                                 $580,000(2)
                                                                                                                                                        $501,000(2)
                                                                                 5.2%(1)
                                                                                                                                                        5.01%(1)
                                                                            LOW GROWTH,
                                                                            TOO ISOLATED                                                              HIGH GROWTH,
                                                                                                                                                        HIGH YIELD

                                                                                                                                                                             Sydney
                                                                                                                                                                                 +90,000pa(1)
                                                                                                                                                                                 $1.5million(2)
                                                                                                                                                                                 2.3%(1)
                     Perth
                                                                                                                                                                             HIGH GROWTH,
                       +20,000pa(1)                                                                                                                                            LOW YIELD

                       $775,000(2)
                       4.0%(1)
                 LOW GROWTH,
                 TOO ISOLATED                                                                                                                                                     Canberra
                                                                                                                                                                                     +10,000pa(1)
                                                                                                                                                                                     $749,000(2)
                                                                                                                                                                                     4.8%(1)
                                                                                                                                                                                   LOW GROWTH,
                                                                                                                                                                                    99YR LEASE

                                                                                              Adelaide
         Population Growth
         Median House Price
                                                                                                     +10,000pa (1)                                          Melbourne
                                                                                                     $620,000(2)                  Hobart                        +110,000pa(1)
         Median Yield                                                                                4.2%(1)
                                                                                                                                   +3000pa      (1)             $1.1million(2)
                                                                                                NO GROWTH,
                                                                                               TOO ISOLATED                        $660,000(2)                  2.5%(1)
                                                                                                                                          (1)
                                                                                                                                   4.2%                       HIGH GROWTH,
                                                                                                                                                                LOW YIELD
                                                                                                                                 NO POPULATION
                                                                                                                                    GROWTH
Sources:
1. https://sqmresearch.com.au/property-rental-yield.php (yield for SEQ is calculated based on an average including
Brisbane East, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Logan, and Gold Coast) 2. https://info.realestateinvestar.com.au/    June 2021
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LOCATION:
SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND
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BOOMING
SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND
•             Queensland recorded a population growth rate of 1.6%
              in the 12 months to 30 June 2020, above the national
              average(2)

•             The ABS projects there will be an additional 1.5 Million
              residents in SEQ between 2020 and 2041 to reach 5.3
              Million(1)

•             That is 75,000 new residents every year for 20 years(1)

•             The QLD Government estimates 630,000 new dwellings
              will be needed in the next 20 years to accommodate this
              population growth(1)

•             That is 577 new homes required every week for the
              next 20 years to meet the housing demand.(1)

•             The QLD government has allocated $134 Billion in
              infrastructure investment to support this massive
              population boom.(3)

•             The investment in 2020/21 is expected to directly
              support around 44,000 jobs and help drive economic
              recovery.(4)

•             The major infrastructure projects are expected to
              support about 930,000 jobs through to 2031.(3)
Sources:
1. Infrastructure Australia and QLD Government SEQ Regional Growth Plan: https://dilgpprd.blob.core.windows.net/general/shapingseq.pdf 2. https://www.qgso.qld.gov.au/issues/3091/population-
growth-qld-202006.pdf 3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_East_Queensland_Infrastructure_Plan_and_Program 4. https://www.statedevelopment.qld.gov.au/industry/infrastructure/infrastructure-
planning-and-policy/state-infrastructure-strategy
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SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND

                    $134 BILLION
                    INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN

                               The QLD Government has allocated
                               $134 Billion in infrastructure
                               investment to support the massive
                               population boom. The 350 plus major
                               projects are expected to support about
                               930,000 jobs through to 2031.

                               10 new cities are underway to house
TOOWOOMBA                      the extra 1.4m residents coming in the
                               next 15 years.

       YARRABILBA

                                                                                ESTABLISHED CITIES

                                                                                PRINCIPAL REGIONAL
                                                                                ACTIVITY CENTRES

                     Sources: Infrastructure Australia and QLD Government SEQ Regional Growth Plan: https://dilgpprd.blob.core.windows.net/general/shapingseq.pdf,
                     https://www.qgso.qld.gov.au/issues/3091/population-growth-qld-202006.pdf https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_East_Queensland_Infrastructure_Plan_and_Program
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“The Golden Triangle”
    Australia’s investment
    hotspot

    “SOUTHEAST Queensland’s
    property market offers a “golden
    triangle of opportunity”, with the
    region tipped to have the best
    capital growth in the country.

    - Realestate.com.au

Source: https://www.realestate.com.au/news/southeast-qlds-property-golden-triangle/
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POST-COVID MASS MIGRATION
                                                                                                                                            FROM SYDNEY & MELBOURNE
                                                                                                                                            QUEENSLAND IS THE WINNER

                                                                                                                                            Tens of thousands leave                                                  Sydney’s population
                                                                                                                                            Melbourne after first
                                                                                                                                                                                                                     stalls after Covid-19
                                                                                                                                            Covid wave data shows
                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Matt O’Sullivan | November 9, 2020
                                                                                                                                            Anothony Piovesan | Nov 2, 2020

                                                                                                                                            Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on            Queensland’s economy is getting a boost thanks to people
                                                                                                                                            Monday showed 25,000 people abandoned Melbourne in the                   fleeing “crazy house prices” in southern states.
                                                                                                                                            June quarter before a second wave of coronavirus intensified
                                                                                                                                            across Victoria. “In net terms, Victoria only gained people from         “All in all, this means that the state’s population growth will
                                                                                                                                            Western Australia (+100) and lost most to Queensland (-2100)             remain stronger than the national average for the next few
                                                                                                                                                                                                                     years…”
                                                                                                                                            https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/tens-of-thousands-leave-
                                                                                                                                            melbourne-after-first-covid19-wave-new-data-reveals/news-                https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/covid-19-to-reshape-sydney-in-
                                                                                                                                            story/ed87eb0c3af999afe9d7c0ebf627a3f3                                   biggest-way-since-spanish-flu-as-population-stalls-20201011-p56412.html
Image source: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jul/30/victoria-makes-masks-compulsory-for-all-as-it-records-13-more-covid-
19-deaths-and-723-new-cases, https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/adelaide-house-prices-boom-and-sydney-
and-melbourne-slump/news-story/5ec9e6d9a6ec2b42939af5e0dd388c97
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INTERSTATE MIGRATION 90%
ABOVE DECADE AVERAGE
MASS MIGRATION TO QLD

Housing in Queensland
scarce due to mass
interstate migration
 Jemima Burt | February 5, 2021
 High rental demand and property prices are music to the ears of
 landlords and property owners, but if you are looking for a place to live
 in Queensland at the moment, there is a good chance you are
 struggling to find what you are after.

 Research by Corelogic suggests more than 25,000 people have
 moved to Queensland during the past financial year, with the rate of
 interstate migration last year 90 per cent above the decade average.
 This is an extract from ABC News: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-05/housing-pressure-on-regional-
 queensland-after-2020-
 migration/13123318#:~:text=A%20mass%20migration&text=Research%20by%20Corelogic%20suggests%20more,cen
 t%20above%20the%20decade%20average.

Residents of NSW and
VIC are making the move
                                                                                                          Qld records highest
to Queensland                                                                                             amount of interstate
No Author | January 12, 2021                                                                              migrants in Australia
                                                                                                          Monique St Clair | February 3, 2021
Throughout 2020, many residents of New South Wales and
Victoria decided to make the move to the Sunshine State.                                                  New data has shown Queensland’s received the most interstate
Queensland outshone other Australian states with interstate                                               migrants in the back end of last year, all likely due to Covid.
migration numbers, as latest numbers provided by CoreLogic
suggest that Queensland is 90 per cent above the decade                                                   The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released it’s latest Regional
average.                                                                                                  Internal Migration report, for the September quarter of 2020.

                                                                                                          This is an extract from my GC: https://www.mygc.com.au/qld-records-highest-amount-
                                                                                                          of-interstate-migrants-in-australia/
This is an extract from REIQ: https://www.reiq.com/articles/interstate-migration/
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INTERSTATE MIGRATION
    MASS EXODUS TO SEQ
    AND WEALTH TRANSFER
                                                             5 year forecast 2017 - 2022

Brisbane, Adelaide &                                                               Spike in interstate
Gold Coast house prices                                                            Aussies applying to
Boom and Sydney and                                                                Queensland universities
Melbourne slump                                                                     Danielle O’Neil | January 7, 2021
                                                                                    A plunge in international students amid the coronavirus
Jason Murphy | January 3, 2021
                                                                                    pandemic is being offset by increased interstate
                                                                                    enrolments, as students look more seriously at the
Well, well, well. This is quite a reversal. Australia’s house price
                                                                                    Sunshine State.
leaders are now the laggards, and the laggards are now the
leaders.                                                                            An additional 2000 interstate applicants – from 7665 to
                                                                                    9679 – want to study at institutions in Queensland.
This is an extract from the Brisbane Times on the
                                               22nd of March 2019:                 This is an extract from Realestate.com.au on the 16th of April 2019:
https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/national/queensland/crazy-house-prices-causing-   https://www.realestate.com.au/news/property-armageddon-house-prices-could-fall-by-
southerners-to-flee-to-queensland-20190414-p51e1t.html                             50-per-cent/
WHERE ARE THEY ALL MOVING TO?
                                                                          By 2041, SEQ is expected to accommodate an additional 1.98
                                                                          million people, bringing its total population to 5.35 million

                                                   SEQ’s current and projected population

                                                                                                                                                      Population
                                                                                                                          2015                                            2041
                                                            Local Government Area
                                                                                                             (estimated resident population)                 (estimated resident population)

                                                    Brisbane                                                                 1,162,200                             1,572,000 (▲409,800)
                                                    Gold Coast                                                                555,600                              928,000 (▲372,400)
                                                    Ipswich                                                                   193,000                              520,000 (▲327,000)
                                                    Lockyer Valley                                                             38,800                               61,000 (▲22,200)
                                                    Logan                                                                     308,700                              586,000 (▲277,300)
                                                    Moreton Bay                                                               425,500                              655,000 (▲229,500)
                                                    Noosa                                                                      53,500                                63,000 (▲9500)
                                                    Redland                                                                   150,000                               188,000 (▲38,000)
                                                    Scenic Rim                                                                 39,800                               62,000 (▲22,200)
                                                    Somerset                                                                   24,000                               38,000 (▲14,000)
                                                    Sunshine Coast                                                            284,500                              495,000 (▲207,500)
                                                    Toowoomba                                                                 133,400                               180,000 (▲46,600)
                                                    SEQ                                                                     3,378,000                          5,349,000 (▲1.98 million)

Source: Infrastructure Australia and QLD Government SEQ Regional Growth Plan update 2018: https://dilgpprd.blob.core.windows.net/general/shapingseq.pdf
SEQ Property Market
                                                                                               to increase by 20%
                                                                                               outstripping Sydney
Median house price growth forecast, 2019 to 2022                                               and Melbourne
            Estimated house       Forecast house
                                                        Growth 2019 to 2022 (%)
            price June 2019 ($)   price June 2022 ($)
Sydney            980,000              1,040,000                   +6
Melbourne         760,000              810,000                      +7
Brisbane          552,000              665,000                                 +20              “SEQ outperforms the growth
Adelaide          495,000              550,000                           +11                    of all other major capital
Perth             505,000              540,000                      +7                          cities in the country.”
Hobart            500,000              520,000                +4
Darwin            500,000              535,000                      +7                          - BIS Oxford Economics
Canberra          680,000              750,000                          +10

                                                                                     Source: https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/101362-brisbane-s-median-house-price-forecast-to-grow-by-20-
                                                                                     in-the-three-years-bis-oxford-economics
THE PROPERTY CLOCK

                                                                                 Canberra

                                                          Sydney

                                          Melbourne                Brisbane

                                       Ipswich              Moreton Bay

                                             Gold Coast
                                                                     Logan

Source: https://static.htw.com.au/HTW-month-in-review-May-2021-Residential.pdf
SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND
PROPERTY MARKET IS BOOMING

SEQ Property Market                                                                   South East Queensland
predicted to increase by                                                              primed to be 2021's top
20% in 2019-22                                                                        market
Doug Scragg | July 19, 2019                                                           Dan Wilkie | December 11, 2020

Property prices are set to increase by 20% which is                                   South East Queensland is shaping up to be a strong bet
fantastic news for homeowners and investors in South                                  for investors, with properties from the Gold Coast to the
East Queensland. Our region outperforms the growth of all                             Sunshine Coast selling fast and on a solid foundation for
other major capital cities in the country. The forecast                               capital growth in 2021.
growth for 2019-2022 is shown in the graph below
(provided by BIS Oxford Economics).                                                   For much of 2020, it has seemed like just about everybody
                                                                                      in Australia wants to move to Queensland.
This is an extract from the Wealthmed on the 19th of July 2019:
https://www.wealthmed.com.au/property/seq-property-market-predicted-to-increase-by-   This is an extract from the Australian Property Investor:
20-in-2019-22/                                                                        https://www.apimagazine.com.au/news/article/south-east-queensland-primed-to-be-
                                                                                      2021s-top-market/

SEQ is shining and                                                                    Sunshine state records
poised for strong capital                                                             four-fold rise in new
growth in 2021                                                                        home enquiries
December 4, 2020                                                                      James Hall | March 22, 2019
                                                                                      A building company says the level of inquiry for new homes in south-
The Sunshine State is shining – strong demand for detached                            east Queensland is "phenomenal," with a mass domestic migration
houses and outstanding demand for lifestyle areas projected to                        apparently underway to the Sunshine State.
deliver 6-10 per cent capital growth in 2021 for the southeast
QLD market.                                                                           "The major relocation companies are quoting 400 per cent increases
                                                                                      in quotes to people who are wanting pricing to relocate from Sydney
                                                                                      and Melbourne up to the Gold Coast and Greater Brisbane," Mr Fryer
The QLD Government has contained the virus very effectively.
                                                                                      said.
This is an extract from Michael Yardney’s Property Update:                            This is an extract from ABC News: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-23/surge-in-
https://propertyupdate.com.au/the-sunshine-state-is-shining-and-poised-for-strong-    relocation-enquiries-in-mass-interstate-migration/13077342
capital-growth-in-2021/
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE PROPERTY
& RENTAL MARKETS PLUNGING

Tenants market to emerge in                                                                 Brisbane and Adelaide house
2021 as rents plummet in                                                                    prices boom and Sydney and
Sydney, Melbourne                                                                           Melbourne slump
                                                                                            Jason Murphy | January 3, 2021
Mackenzie Scott | January 12, 2021
                                                                                            As 2020 departs, Australia’s most expensive cities are limping along.
SQM managing director Louis Christopher said while signs of                                 Melbourne and Sydney are seeing little growth in the value of homes.
improvement could be seen in the two larger cities, including                               The million-dollar valuations aren’t going anywhere. Meanwhile, places
shrinking vacancy rates, 2021 would be tough for investors.                                 long overlooked are having a moment in the sun, as the next chart
                                                                                            shows.
“It’s clear Sydney and Melbourne apartment investors were the
losers of 2020 with rents and prices falling,” Mr Christopher                               The big winner is sunny Queensland. Beautiful one day, COVID-free
said.                                                                                       the next.
                                                                                            This is an extract from news.com.au:
This is an extract from the Australia: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/tenants-   https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/adelaide-house-prices-
market-to-emerge-in-2021-as-rents-plummet-in-sydney-melbourne/news-                         boom-and-sydney-and-melbourne-slump/news-
story/6a09dd065d448e2b9a570911306a5e05                                                      story/5ec9e6d9a6ec2b42939af5e0dd388c97

Australian housing prices tipped                                                            Sydney and Melbourne
to bounce back in 2021, except
inner-city units: Melbourne &                                                               rents plunge amid
Sydney                                                                                      coronavirus pandemic
Rachel Wells | January 4, 2021                                                              David Chau | January 12, 2021

Home prices are set to rise in all Australian capital cities in 2021,                       Sydney and Melbourne were the worst cities to be a landlord in 2020,
economists predict, buoyed by low interest rates, an improving                              according to the latest rental market figures.
economy and government stimulus.
                                                                                            In fact, they were the only two cities where the rental price for houses
But they warn inner-city apartment prices in Melbourne and Sydney                           fell throughout the past year, which was good news for renters.
will continue to fall, due to a drop in immigration and international
students and increasing numbers of city dwellers relocating to                              Melbourne had the highest number of empty homes to be rented
regional areas.                                                                             (4.7pc) in Australia last month, data from SQM Research revealed.

This is an extract from Domain: https://www.domain.com.au/news/australian-housing-          This is an extract from ABC News: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-12/sydney-
prices-tipped-to-bounce-back-in-2021-except-inner-city-units-economists-1016800/            melbourne-rental-property-market-darwin-housing-sqm/13050748
BRISBANE AND SEQ HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED
  PREFERRED HOST FOR 2032 OLYMPIC GAMES

Brisbane officially                                                                  Olympic games will                                                                     2032 Olympics would be
top pick for 2032                                                                    boost the QLD property                                                                 a ‘game changer’ for
                                                                                     market for up to 5 years                                                               QLD property
Olympic Games                                                                        Simon Pressley | March 24, 2021                                                        Aislinn Dwyer | April 7, 2021
Renee McKeown | February 25, 2021
                                                                                     ASIDE from the Games itself being a great spectacle, I hope that the                   ALTHOUGH some 11 years away, the 2032 Olympic Games is on the
QUEENSLAND officials are finalising plans for the $4.5 billion Brisbane                                                                                                     lips of most Queenslanders – particularly among Brisbanites – whose
2032 Olympic Games as the hunt for stadiums, venues and                              event leaves a legacy consisting of a suite of great infrastructure
                                                                                     projects that Australia’s fastest growing region enjoys for generations                home city is currently the preferred host of the event.
infrastructure funding continues.
                                                                                     to come.
                                                                                                                                                                            Hosting the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics could be a “game-
The International Olympic Committee selected Queensland’s capital                                                                                                           changer” for Queensland, according to Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian
as the targeted host for the games bringing “stability” as the                       Generally speaking, the direct benefit to property markets from hosting
                                                                                     such a big international event comes from the bringing forward of                      Schinner, who says it could “deliver 20 years of accelerated
committee moves towards a cost neutral event.                                                                                                                               opportunity for our state”.
This is an extract from Urban Developer                                              investment in big-ticket infrastructure.
https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/brisbane-2032-olympics-property-market-
                                                                                                                                                                            This is an extract from REIQ
development-stadiuminfrastructure-projects-approved/news-                            This is an extract from Propertyology                                                  https://www.reiq.com/articles/olympics-property-prices/
story/3976f758a9fd7c25dd2d3d7f02694560                                               https://www.propertyology.com.au/how-will-the-olympic-games-affect-property-markets/

QUEENSLAND PROPERTY MARKET WOULD
‘WIN’ GOLD ALONG WITH THE 2032 OLYMPICS
2023 OLYMPICS TO BRING A
DECADE-LONG HOUSING &
INFRASTRUCTURE BOOM
                                                                                                                                                                Artist illustration of Brisbane 2023 Olympic Games Building

 Brisbane lord major calls
                                                                              Queensland Confirms
 for decade-long                                                              2032 Olympic Games Bid
 Olympics boom                                                                QUEENSLAND will join the race to host the 2032 Olympic
 Tony Moore | February 24, 2021                                               Games after premier Annastacia Palaszczuk confirmed
                                                                              that cabinet had given the green light for the bid on
 HOSTING the Olympics would force all three levels of government to
                                                                              Monday.
 produce a “decade-long infrastructure boom” in south-east
 Queensland before the cauldron was lit, Brisbane’s lord mayor says as
 the region becomes a hot favourite to host the 2032 Games.                   A south-east Queensland Olympic Games could create
                                                                              130,000 jobs and deliver more than $8 billion in new trade
 The south-east Queensland bid estimated the cost of staging the              opportunities, the analysis found.
 Games at $5.3 billion, which would be partly offset by the International
 Olympic Committee providing a minimum $2.5 billion contribution.
                                                                              This is an extract from Queensland Property Investor
 This is an extract from REIQ                                                 https://qldpropertyinvestor.com.au/queensland-confirms-2032-olympic-games-bid/
 https://www.reiq.com/articles/olympics-property-prices/

Olympics an opportunity                                                       Federal Government agrees
to catalyse two decades                                                       to fund half Olympic Games
investments in SEQ                                                            costs
                                                                              Matthew Killoran and Jack McKay | April 26, 2021
No Author | February 25, 2021
THE Property Council of Australia welcomes the International Olympic          ANNASTACIA Palaszczuk is confident The Gabba will be rebuilt ahead
Committee’s announcement that Brisbane is the preferred host of the           of the 2032 Olympic Games, insisting the mammoth proposal was a
2032 Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games.                                     "no brainer".

The Executive Director of the Property Council in Queensland, Chris           While the federal government contributed just $150m to the Sydney
Mountford said hosting the Olympics provides a once-in-a-lifetime             Olympic Games in 2000, the new proposed deal would have its share
opportunity to turbocharge public and private investment in the               rise into the billions.
infrastructure needed for our growing region.
                                                                              This is an extract from The Courier Mail.
This is an extract from Mirage News                                           https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/seq-olympics-2032/gabba-redevelopment-
https://www.miragenews.com/olympics-an-opportunity-to-catalyse-two-decades-   federal-government-agrees-to-fund-half-olympics-revamp/news-
519515/                                                                       story/c6e28a15b5b98dbb45edc089fdfa3497

                                                                                                                                                               Artist illustration of Brisbane 2023 Olympic Games Blueprint
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN PIPELINE
                                                                                                                                                     FOR SEQ INFRASTRUCTURE

$50 billion project                                                                 Queensland’s largest                                                               $400 million for Queensland
pipeline for Qld over                                                               industrial projects:                                                               infrastructure to boost
the next five years                                                                 game-changer for SEQ                                                               economic recovery
No Author | March 19, 2020                                                          No Author | August 20, 2020                                                        No Author | May 21, 2020
The report details the pipeline of major infrastructure projects within             Up to 6000 jobs will be created at one of Queensland’s largest
Queensland across the next five years totalling over $50 billion in                 industrial projects in Crestmead                                                   The funding boost includes more than $400 million for transport
planned, funded and in construction works.                                                                                                                             and road projects as part of the Queensland Economic
                                                                                    The the $1.5 billion Crestmead Logistics Estate will be                            Recovery Strategy: Unite and Recover for Queensland Jobs,
“Overall there are reasons to be optimistic, with many major projects
                                                                                    developed over the next five years by Queensland developer                         and tens of millions for 48 new regional council infrastructure
such as Inland Rail, Cross River Rail, Brisbane Metro and upgrades to
the M1, Bruce Highway and essential water infrastructure                            Pointcorp and will deliver 650,000 sqm of warehousing,                             projects under the Building our Regions (BoR) program.
developments beginning in earnest.”                                                 business, logistics and manufacturing space.
This is an extract from the Infrastructure Magazine:                                                                                                                   This is an extract from Infrastructure Magazine:
                                                                                    This is an extract from Mirage News: https://www.miragenews.com/jobs-bonanza-at-   https://infrastructuremagazine.com.au/2020/05/21/400-million-for-queensland-
https://infrastructuremagazine.com.au/2020/03/19/50-billion-project-pipeline-for-   crestmead/
queensland-over-the-next-five-years/                                                                                                                                   infrastructure-to-boost-economic-recovery/
Sunshine Coast
                  LOCATION
                  LOCKYER
                  VALLEY

                                                                                               Brisbane

                                 Toowoomba
                                                                                   Ipswich

LAIDLEY KEY DISTANCES
Toowoomba - 40 mins
Ipswich – 30 mins
                                                                                                              Gold Coast
Brisbane CBD -1 hour
Plainlands – 5 mins
University of QLD Gatton – 10 mins
Gatton – 15 mins
Amberley RAAF Base - 25 mins
Source: https://hotspotcentral.com.au/reports/alderley/Toowoomba-Fact-Sheet2.pdf
PEOPLE
LOCKYER
VALLEY

          POPULATION GROWTH
          The Lockyer Valley recorded
          considerable population growth
          over the five years to 2011, reaching
          over 37,000 residents.

          Robust population growth will
          occur in the Lockyer Valley – 69.2%
          over the next 20 years.

          The population in Lockyer Valley is
          expected to grow to 57,400 by 2031.
          Source: Lockyer Valley Regional Plan 2011 - 2031
TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS - The Lockyer Valley is serviced by a number
           of key transportation networks including the Warrego Highway, Western Freight
           Corridors and Western Region Translink Network. It’s central location between

INDUSTRY   the Darling Downs Food Bowl to the West and the SEQ Growth corridor puts the
           region in a prime position to capitalize.

LOCKYER
VALLEY

           AGRICULTURE - The Lockyer Valley accounts for almost a third of South East
           Queensland’s agricultural production. The agricultural industry has been recognised as
           one of the strongest growth sectors for the future, largely driven by national and
           international population growth and increased food demand. Current forecasts for this
           year estimate the value of the industry within QLD to be approximately $18.7 billion.
THE GATEWAY TO THE SURAT BASIN
MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS:
LOCKEY VALLEY
•   Construction has commenced on Sophia College at Plainland. This $20 million schools project will
    bring to the Lockyer Valley a new secondary catholic college. Sophia College will open and welcome
    students in 2021.

•   In March 2020 Laidley State High School opened their new $10 million learning centre. The new
    facilities include a Trade Precinct and a Creative Arts Precinct providing up-to-date facilities and
    resources for students.

•   Southern Queensland Correctional Centre Stage 2 commenced in 2020, with a three-year build,
    costing $618 million and delivering more than 400 construction jobs. Once operational the facility
    will deliver more than 500 permanent jobs in the region.

•   Construction of the Lockyer Valley sections of the Inland Rail project include 2 tunnels, a significant
    number of bridge and viaduct sections and multiple crossing loops. The Lockyer Valley sections of
    the project are currently in the EIS stage, with completion expected in 2025.

Investment and construction
•   Recently completed, the $20 million Grantham Farmworkers Lodge is a purpose-built facility
    providing accommodation for up to 260 backpackers and farm workers. There are plans for a
    second stage consisting of a further 280 beds.

•   Stanbroke are currently expanding their existing facility at Grantham. The construction by McNab
    provides an increase in permanent storage capacity, needed due to ongoing growth, providing the
    company with efficiency gains in storing, retrieving and processing goods.

•   A new 7000m2 Bunnings warehouse at Plainland is set to commence construction in 2020. This
    $20 million project includes the main warehouse, car parking, outdoor nursery, timber trade sales
    area, café precinct and click and collect services.

•   Porters Plainland Hotel recently unveiled their new motel complex. The $8 million redevelopment
    project includes 16 motel rooms and new function rooms capable of seating 120.​

Residential projects

Residential projects continue to meet the demand of a growing population in the Lockyer Valley. Current
development projects include:
•      Fairways Estate, Hatton Vale
•      Horizon Estate, Withcott
•      Meadows Estate, Plainland
•      Plainland Crossing
•      Woodchester Estate, Gatton
•      Woodlands Rise, Gatton
•      Valley Vista Estate Laidley
LIVEABILITY
LOCKYER
VALLEY
AGRICULTURAL
EDUCATIONAL
CORRECTIONAL
GATTON
1000 + Students enrolled at Gatton Campus
The University employs hundreds of locals
SOUTHERN QLD
CORRECTIONAL CENTRE
EXPANSION PROJECT

• $650 Million
• 1000+ Jobs
PLAINLAND
BOOM TOWN
LOCKYER                                                                                     REGION MEDIAN STATISTICS

VALLEY                                                                                                                 House      Townhouses         Units

                                                                                            Median Listing Price       $393,000     $349,000        $218,000

PROPERTY                                                                                    Median Price Change –
                                                                                                                        5.00%        0.00%           2.38%
                                                                                            Last Quarter

MARKET                                                                                      Median Price Change –
                                                                                            1 Year
                                                                                                                        9.16%       20.55%           0.23%

                                                                                            Median Price Change –
                                                                                                                        10.07%       4.39%           0.46%
                                                                                            2 Years

“As more people make the shift to
regional living in Toowoomba, that                                                          REGION RENTAL STATISTICS
growth is being matched by an
extremely strong housing                                                                                               House      Townhouses         Units
market. In fact, Toowoomba has
the biggest housing market growth                                                           Median Weekly Rent           $350         $280            $275
out of all regional Queensland.”
                                                                                            Median Yield %              4.63%        4.17%           6.55%
- Remax
                                                                                            Median Rent Change –
                                                                                                                        6.06%        1.88%            5.7%
                                                                                            1 Year

                    0.51%                                                 81                                        38,611                      21.77%
               Current Vacancy Rate                            Rental Stock Available                               Population                 Rental Population

Source: 27/06/21 https://www.realestateinvestar.com.au/Property/queensland/lockyer+valley
                                                                                                                                                   JUNE 2021
BEAUTIFUL
LAIDLEY
University of QLD – Gatton (10Mins)

                                                                      PROFILE:
                                                                      LAIDLEY
                                                                      POPULATION PROFILE

                                                                      Laidley is within the Lockyer Valley of South
                                                                      East Queensland and lies 83 kilometres
                                                                      (52 mins) west of Brisbane, the state capital.

                                                                      Laidley is regarded as "Queensland's Country
Agricultural Industry                  Mining Industry –Surat Basin
                                                                      Garden". Fruit and vegetable production
                                                                      features prominently, with the majority of
                                                                      beetroot grown in Australia coming from
                                                                      the Laidley district.

                                                                      The population estimate for Laidley as of the
                                                                      30th June 2020 is 4,209. Since the previous
                                                                      year, the population has grown by 1.63%.
                                                                      Population growth in South East Queensland
                                                                      was 2.00%.

                                                                      ECONOMIC PROFILE

                                                                      Industries: Tourism, Commerce, Agriculture
                                                                      and Logistics

                                                                      Average Salary: $61,000 (gross) p.a. (across
                                                                      all industries)

                                                                      Infrastructure: Hospital, Airport (Wellcamp
                                                                      Airport - full-service airport now open)

                                                                      Tertiary Education: University of Southern
 Dairy Industry
                                                                      Queensland     Source: https://profile.id.com.au/toowoomba/population-estimate,
                                                                                     https://www.averagesalarysurvey.com/toowoomba-australia
Historic Exchange Hotel                                   Laidley Main Street   Eagle Rock American Diner

100 years old St Patricks Church            Laidley Christmas Festival

                  Laidley Spring Festival
LAIDLEY
TOWN CENTRE
Valley Vista
  Estate
LOCKYER VALLEYS HOT
PROPERTY MARKET

Lockyer Valley Property                    Why Lockyer properties
Market boosted by City                     are selling before even
Buyers                                     being listed
High Suffel - January 21, 2021
                                           Ali Kuchel | October 16, 2020
Agent's outlook for Lockyer real estate
market in 2021. After a year of strong     THE Lockyer Valley property market
growth, the Lockyer Valley property        is booming at the moment with buyers
market looks set to boom for years to      snapping up land before even being
come..                                     listed. HERE'S WHY:.

 Eight regional areas set                  Lockyer Valley is the
 to boom after COVID-19                    up-and-coming
                                           property hot spot
 Cameron Kusher 29 Apr 2020
                                           Tom Gillespie | January 14, 2020
 REA's Property Research Analyst
 Cameron Kushner says Queensland’s          INVESTORS from Queensland and
  Lockyer Valley is the top 8               across Australia are eyeing off property
 Regional centres set to boom on back of    in the Lockyer Valley ahead of what
 the Covid 19 driven mass Tree Change.      could be strong property growth.
LOCKYER VALLEY’S
BOOMING RENTAL MARKET

Lockyer Valley in a                                Lockyer renters are finding
severe rental crisis                               it impossible to get a home

By Melanie Maeseele - December 5, 2020             Ali Kuchel – 28 Oct, 2020
                                                   MASSIVE surge in demand for Lockyer
THE Lockyer Valley is facing a severe              Valley rental properties has been sparked by
                                                   Covid.
shortage of rental properties which will           The Lockyer rental market is experiencing a
only get worse in the New Year,                    shock to supply and demand, with property
according to real estate agents.                   availabilities falling below one per cent.

Best agent in Lockyer Valley                       Pandemic population surge
- strong rental market is                          means scarce rentals across
boosting tenant quality                            Queensland
Ali Kuchel - December 5, 2020
                                                   John McCarthy – 27 October 2021
“Out here it’s huge, the rental market is just
                                                   A surge of about 30,000 interstate migrants in
getting bigger and bigger, and we’ve got so many
tenants moving out from Brisbane into the area.”   the past six months and the state’s recovery
Based at Plainland, Vanilla Rentals has seen a     from the pandemic has created a spike in
skyrocketing demand for rental properties since    rental demand with about 90 per cent of
coronavirus hit Australian shores.                 Queensland’s market is now considered
                                                   “tight”.
Valley Vista
            ESTATE

    LAIDLEY
Lockyer Valley QLD
Valley
          AMENITIES                  Vista
                                     Estate
          LAIDLEY

LAIDLEY KEY DISTANCES
Toowoomba - 40 mins
Ipswich – 30 mins
Brisbane CBD -1 hour
Plainlands – 6 mins
University of QLD Gatton – 10 mins
Gatton – 15 mins
Amberley RAAF Base - 25 mins
VALLEY VISTA, LAIDLEY
LOCAL AMENITIES

SHOPPING CENTRES
•   IGA Supermarket Laidley (plus chemist, bakery, newsagent,
    bakery, bottle shop, hairdresser and several cafes) – 3 km
    or 3 mins drive
•   Plainland Plaza Shopping Centre (Woolworths, Aldi,
    Bridgestone Tyre and Auto, Coffee Club, Pharmacy, Mobil
    Service Station McDonalds, Burger King, KFC, Carl’s Jnr
    Butchery, Bottlemart, Woolworths, and dozens of specialty
    shops ) – 7km or 6 mins drive.
•   Bunnings Plainlands – 7km or 6 mins

HEALTH AND MEDICAL
•   Laidley General Hospital – 3..4km or 3 mins
•   Laidley Clinic Medical Centre – 1km or 1 min
•   Laidley Family Doctors - 3km or 3 mins
•   QML Pathology and Imaging - 3km or 3 mins
•   Tabeel Aged Care Residence – 3km or 3 mins

CHILDCARE AND EDUCATION
•   Laidley District State School – 1.1km or 1 min
•   Saint Mary’s Catholic Shcool – 3.2km or 3 mins
•   Laidley State High School – 4.3.km or 4 mins
•   Freer Rnge Kids Childcare – 1.1km or 1 min
•   C&K Kindergarten – 3km or3moins
•   University of Queensland Gatton Campus – 8km or 10 mins
VALLEY VISTA, LAIDLEY ESTATE PLAN
SUBURB MEDIAN STATISTICS

                                                                                                                  House      Townhouses              Units

                                                                                    Median Listing Price          $379,500      N/A                    N/A

                                                                                    Median Price Change –
                                                                                                                   0.55%        N/A                    N/A
                                                                                    Last Quarter

LAIDLEY HTS                                                                         Median Price Change –
                                                                                    1 Year

                                                                                    Median Price Change –
                                                                                                                   8.73%        N/A                   0.00%

                                                                                                                  11.61%        N/A                  -11.43%

PROPERTY
                                                                                    2 Years

MARKET                                                                              SUBURB RENTAL STATISTICS

                                                                                                                  House      Townhouses               Units

                                                                                    Median Weekly Rent             $378          N/A                   N/A

                                                                                    Median Yield %                 5.17%         N/A                   N/A

                                                                                    Median Rent Change –
                                                                                                                   1.66%         N/A                   N/A
                                                                                    1 Year

          0.64%                                              11                                      3,799                              34.74%
    Current Vacancy Rate                           Rental Stock Available                            Population                        Rental Population

Source: 27/06/21 https://www.realestateinvestar.com.au/Property/laidley+heights
                 https://www.propertyvalue.com.au/suburb/laidley-heights-4341-qld                                                                   JUNE 2021
3 YEAR RENTAL
  GUARANTEE
    MINIMUM RETURN
Dual Key = 5% Yield PA x 3 Years
Houses = 4% Yield PA x 3 Years

RENTAL ASSURANCE
   CERTIFICATE
HAVE ALL OF THE BOXES BEEN TICKED?

    Location (Commuting Distance to
                                        Capital Growth Prospects
    Employment Hubs)

                                        Market Cycle
    Population Growth

    Infrastructure Projects             Rental Demand & Yield

    Economic Drivers (Ideally several   Local Amenities
    different industries)

    New Job Creation                    Public Transport
This property report has been compiled in good faith with all the information available to the writer
at the time after thorough research and investigation into the market. All facts and figures provided
            by Toowoomba City Council, QLD Government, realestate.com.au, RP Data,
 realestateinvestar.com.au, various news publications and real estate blogs, the REIQ and the ABS.

  However we strongly advise that anyone looking to invest into the area covered in this report,
conduct their own research before committing to an investment property. Homecorp Constructions
 will therefore will not be held liable for any loss or action arising from such purchases and bear no
                    responsibility for any inaccuracies that may occur in this report.
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