The entire state of Queensland will see an economic and social boost from hosting the Olympic Games, including a rise in jobs, property prices and wages.
The Brisbane housing market should see an uptick in prices in the medium and long term due to infrastructure upgrades and improvements in transport efficiency.
The new hospital will bring much needed health services and additional jobs for the Ipswich community, which is projected to almost double in population over the next 10 years.
The new $70 million, 10,000-seat boutique stadium will include an elite indoor training facility and gymnasium as well as facilities that can be used by the Springfield community.
Brisbane is now the only city being considered for the 2032 Olympic Games. Bringing the Olympics to Queensland's capital will pour extra dollars into the economy.
“Before you start trying to work out which direction the property market is headed, you should be aware that there are markets within markets.” - Paul Clitheroe
The Knowledge Precinct will be the key commercial area in the masterplanned CBD, and the completion will positively impact economic growth and job creation.
With houses in lifestyle regions outperforming dense city living, South East Queensland is expected to soar this year with up to 10 per cent capital growth.
With low interest rates and government incentive schemes bolstering property values and new builds, Queensland investors and owner occupiers have a positive property outlook.
