From Mackay-based medical professionals banding together to buy a $9m medical centre to well-known identities moving on from their agritourism empires, more than $100m has changed hands in 20 recent business sales.
Work could soon begin on a 23ha site poised for new shopping centres, healthcare services, retail shops, e-commerce distribution warehouses and more.
A developer has submitted plans to build a new retirement village about 150m from the ocean with features including a swimming pool, bowls, caravan parking and more. SEE THE PLANS
A ‘higher-end’ resort complete with a poolside bar promising to be like no other Mackay has seen will open in the next three to five years, the developer has revealed. SEE THE DESIGNS
A three-level architecturally designed home in the heart of Airlie Beach has sold for $1.775 million to buyers from overseas.
The state government Valuer-General has announced more than 80,000 new valuations will be issued to landowners across Central Queensland.
A Whitsundays display home kitted out with smart technology and ‘all the fittings and finishes’ was sold before auction day for a handsome price. See inside.
A private airfield on the Capricorn Coast has sold for $5 million after it was passed in at auction at the weekend.
A boutique backpackers, directly across from the beach in Yeppoon, is looking for new owners, with the property being listed for sale.
Whitsunday, Hamilton Island and Bowen recorded 60 $1 million+ home sales in 2022 as demand for luxury property surges. See the full list.
In what has been described as an excellent year for high-end sales in Mackay, 50 homes sold for $1 million or more in the region in 2022. See the full list.
Australia’s top regions for internal migration have been revealed, with five regions recording growth of more than 200 per cent in 12 months. And it is bad news for two big cities.
In a major blow to the Sunshine State’s recovering tourism industry, Queensland developer Shaun Juniper has pulled out of plans to purchase the island.
Young Queensland teens are prostituting themselves for money to survive and children under nine years old are crying for help from specialist homeless services, but neither are eligible for the support. SPECIAL REPORT
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