Elysian Grove - Caboolture

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Growth: About 4500 people move to Caboolture every year, making it one of south east Queensland’s fastest growing regions. It’s little wonder some of Australia’s biggest brand name retailers are apping into Caboolture’s significant buying and employment power. Just look at the opportunities - a captured family market, ample workforce numbers and a catchment of nearly 400,000 people to draw from within the next five years. Be it retail, dining or entertainment, Caboolture offers huge potential for every business established in the region.

Opportunities: Restaurant and outdoor dining venues in the CBD area Ample ribbon and retail showroom tenancies with high volume traffic along Morayfield Road Entertainment, leisure, commercial and community facilities development A strategic position to service both Brisbane and Sunshine Coast markets Competitively priced residential and commercial land Good access to infrastructure with electric rail to Brisbane and proximity to the Bruce and D’Aguilar highways A growing ‘Baby Boomer’ population to drive employment and economic prosperity Significant government and business investment in Caboolture and Morayfield is already underway, with the recent $50 million expansion to the Morayfield Shopping Centre.

Council has earmarked improvements to Morayfield’s commercial precinct and the proposed $54 million Caboolture Central Project, which will add an auditorium, expanded central library, art gallery and innovative learning centre to the heart of Caboolture’s CBD. The CBD’s administrative and government services precinct includes Caboolture Shire Council’s offices, as well as regional offices for the Queensland Government’s Department of State Development, Trade and Innovation, Department of Housing, Department of Disability and Family Services, Department of Child Safety, Department of Corrections and Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water. The office and retail precinct, also in the CBD, offers a range of available tenancies following the KingsGate and Lakes Centre refurbishments, and Caboolture Shire Council’s four storey office building, Town Square and multi-level car park developments.

Entertainment precincts top and tail the centre with RSL Caboolture and the Club Tavern to the north and Caboolture Sports Club, an eight-cinema complex and In tencity amusement arcade to the south. Centenary Lakes provides a focus for sporting and community events, with master planning underway to upgrade it and the adjoining Arboretum into regional parklands. The centre includes rugby league, BMX, athletics, netball, tennis, basketball, lawn bowls and cycling sporting venues. The education and health precincts to the east have numerous medical centres, government health services and health support groups, as well as a Queensland University of Technology campus, Brisbane North Institute of TAFE, St Columban’s Secondary College, Caboolture State High School, community health centre and public and private hospitals.