Nine storeys, 185 units: Major social housing project planned
A large parcel of land near a major Toowoomba shopping centre and prestigious private school could be turned into nearly 200 social and affordable housing dwellings. DETAILS HERE.
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A large parcel of land near a major Toowoomba shopping centre and prestigious private school could be turned into nearly 200 social and affordable housing dwellings. DETAILS HERE.
Two communities just outside Toowoomba have seen $105m in construction over the past 12 months — and it’s fuelling a property and construction boom worth nearly $600m.
Developers are already eyeing off a historic pub in Toowoomba’s northern suburbs, after it was listed for sale in a major land package offer.
One of Toowoomba’s most powerful businessman is ready and willing to fly to Canberra and speak with the new Federal Government over the missing funding for his $170m precinct.
Dozens of new units in the middle of the Toowoomba CBD are in the pipeline, and one agent says the conditions are finally right for the market to embrace them.
Two new fast food eateries, featuring two of the world’s biggest franchises, will be built in place of car parking at a major Toowoomba shopping centre. Details:
The company helmed with building a major new unit tower in the Toowoomba CBD says the project could be transformative for the city’s centre. Details here:
A new boutique subdivision is coming to one of Toowoomba’s leafiest suburbs, as development ramps up across the city to meeting demand for housing.
A new four-unit development near the centre of a small town outside Toowoomba has been approved, but it potentially faces a fight from neighbouring residents.
One of Toowoomba’s biggest charities has lodged plans to transform part of a hospital site into a special museum and amphitheatre.
Supporters of one of the most discussed and anticipated projects in Toowoomba will need to be patient, with a key step expected to take until 2024 to complete.
It was touted as a major development that could help ease the city’s housing woes. But now the estate is dead in the water, after a six-year battle with council that ended up in the courts.
Toowoomba’s development industry has again issued a warning that the city faces a ‘dire’ shortage of available housing. And now the council appears to agree to some extent.
It’s one of Toowoomba’s most notable eyesores, having been a long-time restaurant before it was closed and left vacant. Now there appears to be some movement from the owners.
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