Apr 12, 2018
If you are looking for an investment property in Brisbane’s Western Growth Corridor the Samaritan Property Group have a system that matches people with the right property, utilising their team of experienced consultants that will ensure you are making the right choice.
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Manly West, Australia - April 12, 2018 /PressCable/ —
The western growth corridor is best described in the South East Queensland Infrastructure Plan and Program extending generally from Wacol through Ipswich City to Amberley and includes Ebenezer, Swanbank, Ripley Valley and Springfield.
Major property developments are occurring in these areas which makes property investors excited about the opportunity to start or grow their portfolio in this high growth area.
Click here for more information: http://samaritanpropertygroup.com/western-corridor/
There’s a lot happening in the Western Corridor.The transport projects in the Western Corridor
are some of the largest and most complex ever undertaken in Queensland. The main road transport routes in the Western Corridor are the Ipswich Motorway and the Centenary Highway.
According to ChooseBrisbane.com.au, the Western Corridor development accommodates large/small scale industrial, retail, residential, and green spaces. There is room for both large and small businesses from a wide range of industries having already committed to the area. This has been accelerated by the completion of more than $5 billion of transport and services infrastructure upgrades.There are a further 14 industrial/commercial parks in various stages of development that will provide a diverse range of opportunities to local businesses.
Within the Western Corridor, Ipswich is in an ideal strategic position for businesses. It is located 40 minutes’ drive from the Brisbane CBD and 60 minutes’ drive from the Port of Brisbane and Brisbane Airport, and is well serviced by major roads and rail. With a large percentage of the available industrial land in South East Queensland, this region is experiencing growth across industries including aerospace, manufacturing, food processing, and transport. Ipswich is home to Australia’s largest master-planned industrial development, Citiswich. (Source: City of Ipswich, 2014).
Stephen Kovacs, CEO of Samaritan Property Group says, “as an investor the key factors to consider when selecting an investment property are the location, roads, rail, services, education, medical, industries, existing infrastructure and future infrastructure plans. We can see from what is occurring in the Western Corridor, this area certainly fulfills all of the criteria.”
Anyone who has a specific question about a past, present, or future article can contact Samaritan Property Group via their website at: http://samaritanpropertygroup.com
Contact Info:
Name: Stephen Kovacs
Organization: Samaritan Property Group
Address: 2/17 Nirimba Street, Manly West, Queensland 4179, Australia
Phone: +61-408-453-255
For more information, please visit http://samaritanpropertygroup.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 329529
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