The vision for Ripley Town Centre focuses on a shared economy to enable residents to work where they live and acquire and share goods and services within the community.
With the successful launch of the $1.5b Ripley Town Centre, Sekisui House Australia is challenging the traditional conventions of masterplanned communities.
With the city's cornerstones already in place, Springfield City Group is seeking a partner to "finish" the rest of its $88 billion masterplan, fast-tracking it's economic growth.
Housing and infrastructure is rapidly expanding in the Ripley Valley region, and the town centre is currently the only designated major retail and commercial hub for the region.
The Queensland Government's blueprint for major infrastructure projects has been released. These projects are worth $17 billion and will create tens of thousands of jobs for the economy.
Land has been preserved for a proposed rail line extension in the Western Corridor which would support population and economic growth in the region, including Ripley.
In 2019, more than 1,800 people have moved to Ipswich with the total population nearing 220,000. The growth hotspots are Spring Mountain, Redbank Plains and Ripley.
With lower entry prices and better growth prospects than capital cities, regional locations, like South East Queensland, are looking increasingly good to savvy investors.
