Gold Coast


The Gold Coast encompasses a 5000sq km region.  With its temperate climate and 70km of coastline, it is Australia's sixth largest city and has been one of the most fastest growing regions in Australia for more than four decades.  It has a population now reaching 507,439 and is experiencing a 3.7% average annual growth. It is estimated that the population will increase by over 762,523 by the year 2026. Increasingly, the city is establishing itself as a first choice for manufacturing, industrial and commercial businesses. 

The Gold City Council has produced a new profile of the city's population statistics and demographics wihc may be useful to clients considering investing in this region of South East Queensland.

Queensland’s Gold Coast is undoubtedly one of the most liveable cities in the world now. Given the fact that the beaches are amongst the cleanest, air pollution is minimal and for a holiday destination is one of the most visited. For tourism - the overnight and holiday figures for the Gold Coast are phenomenal (5.8 million domestic day visitors annually). Comparing these figures to other major cities, the need for infrastructure on the Gold Coast is crucial for the ongoing progress for the Gold Coast.

Proposed development for the Gold Coast was worth $22.billion 2003 and totals an increase of 65% compared to 2001 which was $13.7 billion. Commercial markets for the Gold Coast show an increased demand for property of a quality nature. Currently, owner occupiers of commercial real estate have made up the majority of investors of strata title/factory units for the Gold Coast. Investors are receiving at least between 6-10% return on their investment. When you have limited supply of good industrial land the opportunity for further redevelopment exists.

Consider commercial real estate on the Gold Coast then consider MC Commercial.

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