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Street Spotlight: Hetherington St, North Lakes

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Hetherington Street in North Lakes tells a compelling story of transformation and community establishment. Where dense foliage once dominated the landscape in 1949, with only Deception Bay Road and Anzac Avenue marking the area, today stands a close-knit residential street.

This evolution is particularly evident in the street’s property history, with notable transactions such as 34 Hetherington Street selling for $171,000 in February 2007. The strong sense of community is reflected in its impressive 80% owner-occupier rate across its 26 properties, with residents choosing to put down lasting roots — demonstrated by an average tenure of nearly 11 years. Most remarkably, over half of the street’s residents have called Hetherington Street home for more than a decade, highlighting its appeal as a stable and welcoming neighbourhood in North Lakes’ growing community.

Hetherington St, North Lakes Residents

NUMBER OF PROPERTIES: 26
% OF OWNER OCCUPIERS ON STREET: 80%
AVERAGE TIME FOR OWNER OCCUPIERS: 10 years and 10 months
% OF PEOPLE 10+ YEARS: 55%

Hetherington St, North Lakes – As It Looked in 1949

Hetherington St, North Lakes in 1949

SOME RECENT SALES ON HETHERINGTON ST, NORTH LAKES

Property Address	Sale Price	Sale Date
17 Hetherington St, North Lakes	$1,484,000	Oct 2024

SOME TYPICAL PROPERTY SALES ON HETHERINGTON ST FROM YESTERYEAR

Property Address	Sale Price	Sale Date
34 Hetherington St, North Lakes	$171,000	Feb 2007
10 Hetherington St, North Lakes	$250,000	Mar 2007
6 Hetherington St, North Lakes	$176,000	Mar 2007

SUBURB PROFILE

The median price of a 3 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2024 was $725,000
The median price of a 3 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2020 was $430,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2020 : $295,000

The median price of a 4 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2024 was $890,000
The median price of a 4 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2020 was $513,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 4 BEDROOM HOUSE IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2020 : $377,000

The median price of a 5 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2024 was $1,085,000
The median price of a 5 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2020 was $678,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 5 BEDROOM HOUSE IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2020 : $407,000

The median price of a 3 Bedroom Unit in North Lakes in 2024 was $570,000
The median price of a 3 Bedroom Unit in North Lakes in 2020 was $298,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 3 BEDROOM UNIT IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2020 : $272,000

If you know Hetherington St, North Lakes well and you have some anecdotes or details to add, please email us at editor@brisbanesuburbsonlinenews.com.au.

Street Spotlight: The Corso, North Lakes

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The Corso is where North Lakes’ town-centre ambitions meet everyday residential life. This mixed-use address beside Lake Eden and Westfield has become a hub for townhouse and apartment living, drawing a diverse mix of families, retail workers, and professionals who value proximity to schools, shopping, and the evolving entertainment precinct. Unlike the traditional suburban streets that radiate outward from the town centre, The Corso reads more like an urban experiment—higher density, shorter commutes, and a lifestyle built around walkability.

The street’s character reflects North Lakes’ broader transformation from greenfield masterplan to established suburban centre. Westfield’s opening in 2003, followed by major redevelopments in 2007 and 2008, created the kind of town-centre magnetism that makes addresses like The Corso increasingly attractive. Parents wanting a tight school run to The Lakes College, retail staff seeking short commutes, and downsizers looking for lock-and-leave convenience have all contributed to steady demand. Upcoming precinct developments—including plans for hotels and high-end retail adjacent to The Corso and Lakefield Drive—are expected to lift the prestige, and likely the prices, of properties here even further.

For buyers, The Corso represents a distinctly different proposition from North Lakes’ family-home streets. Townhouses and apartments dominate, offering modern, low-maintenance living with direct access to the suburb’s commercial and community heart. It’s the kind of address that works for young professionals, school-run families, and anyone prioritising convenience over backyard space—and recent sales data suggests the market has taken notice.

The Corso, North Lakes Residents

NUMBER OF PROPERTIES: 154 townhouses, 14 houses, 62 others
% OF OWNER OCCUPIERS ON STREET: 80%
AVERAGE TIME FOR OWNER OCCUPIERS: 5 years and 8 months
% OF PEOPLE 10+ YEARS: 13%

The Corso, North Lakes – As It Looked in 1936

SOME RECENT SALES ON THE CORSO, NORTH LAKES

Property Address	Sale Price	Sale Date
67/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$821,000	Aug 2025
27/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$850,000	Jul 2025
64/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$805,000	Jul 2025
79/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$702,500	Jun 2025
60/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$817,000	Jun 2025
76/24 The Corso, North Lakes	$982,000	Jun 2025
52/24 The Corso, North Lakes	$880,000	Apr 2025
98/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$865,000	Apr 2025
62/24 The Corso, North Lakes	$830,000	Mar 2025
29/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$995,000	Jan 2025
101/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$620,000	Jan 2025
26/24 The Corso, North Lakes	$800,000	Jan 2025

SOME TYPICAL PROPERTY SALES ON THE CORSO FROM YESTERYEAR

Property Address	Sale Price	Sale Date
10/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$490,678	Sept 2015
16/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$469,000	Sept 2015
15/25 The Corso, North Lakes	$469,000	Sept 2015

SUBURB PROFILE

The median price of a 3 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2025 was $770,000
The median price of a 3 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2021 was $455,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2021: $315,000

The median price of a 4 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2025 was $925,000
The median price of a 4 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2021 was $542,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 4 BEDROOM HOUSE IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2021: $383,000

The median price of a 5 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2025 was $1,161,000
The median price of a 5 Bedroom House in North Lakes in 2021 was $778,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 5 BEDROOM HOUSE IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2021: $383,000

The median price of a 3 Bedroom Unit in North Lakes in 2025 was $605,000
The median price of a 3 Bedroom Unit in North Lakes in 2021 was $320,000
TYPICAL INCREASE OF A 3 BEDROOM UNIT IN NORTH LAKES SINCE 2021: $285,000

If you know The Corso, North Lakes well and you have some anecdotes or details to add, please email us at editor@brisbanesuburbsonlinenews.com.au.

Published 5-January-2025

Queensland Caravan Dealer Ordered to Pay $7,000 After Major Vehicle Failure

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A Queensland caravan dealer has been ordered to pay $7,000 in compensation after a second-hand vehicle sold in Deception Bay failed catastrophically just hours after purchase, highlighting the critical importance of consumer rights and product safety in Australia’s booming recreational vehicle market.

In a recent decision, the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) ordered HA Caravans Pty Ltd, trading as Home and Away RVs, to reimburse a customer $7,000 for repairs after a caravan sold by the Deception Bay dealer suffered a significant mechanical failure just hours after purchase.

The Incident

On 10 January 2023, Suzanne Nowlan purchased a second-hand “sport poptop” caravan for $16,000 from Home and Away RVs. Intending to travel and live in the van, Ms Nowlan set off on a journey to Rockhampton, approximately 600 kilometres away.

During the trip, she began noticing mechanical issues, including unusual vibrations. Seeking assistance, she contacted a mobile mechanic who serviced the wheel hub. However, the following day, while travelling further north, a wheel detached from the caravan, causing significant damage to the vehicle.

Tribunal Findings

QCAT member Noel Jensen determined that the caravan was in an unsafe condition at the time of sale, which constituted a major failure under Australian Consumer Law. Mr Jensen emphasised that a reasonable consumer would not expect a newly purchased caravan to be in such poor condition.

As a result, the tribunal ordered Home and Away RVs to reimburse Ms Nowlan $7,000 for repair costs, with the payment required by 13 January 2023.

Kane Wiseman, the owner of Home and Away RVs, argued that the caravan’s price had been reduced from $18,999 to $16,000 because Ms Nowlan had agreed to organise her own roadworthy certificate, gas certificate, and registration. He also noted that the caravan had been sold on consignment.

Consumer Rights and Dealer Responsibilities

This case highlights the importance of consumer rights and the obligations of dealers under Australian Consumer Law. Goods sold must be of acceptable quality, fit for their intended purpose, and align with their description.

A “major failure” is defined as a problem that would have deterred a reasonable consumer from purchasing the product had they known about it. It also applies when goods are unsafe or significantly different from their description.

In situations of major failure, consumers are entitled to seek remedies, including a refund, replacement, or compensation for any associated loss in value.

Home and Away RVs specialises in the sale of affordable caravans, campers, motorhomes, cabins, and cars. They also provide vehicle storage services.

Community Impact

Deception Bay, a growing suburb near North Lakes, is home to a mix of residential and commercial developments. Incidents like this can affect local businesses and consumer confidence. For dealers, maintaining the safety and quality of their products is essential to ensuring trust within the community.

This tribunal ruling serves as a stark reminder for both buyers and sellers. Consumers should thoroughly inspect second-hand vehicles and seek professional assessments before purchase. Meanwhile, sellers must ensure that their goods meet acceptable safety standards and legal requirements to avoid legal repercussions and maintain trust in the marketplace.

Published 27-Dec-2024

Community Unites After Child Hit by Car in Mango Hill – Boy Expected to Recover

Photo Credit: QPS/Facebook

A tragic accident in Mango Hill has brought the community together, as a young boy is now on the path to recovery after being struck by a vehicle.

Child accident Mango Hill — *Photo Credit: QPS/Facebook*

The incident occurred on Tuesday, 17 December, at around 5 pm, leaving the boy with serious leg injuries and prompting a strong show of support from residents.

Accident at Parkway Terrace Shocks the Community

The collision happened at the intersection of Parkway Terrace and Campbell Drive in Mango Hill. Emergency services quickly responded, providing immediate care to the boy before transporting him to Queensland Children’s Hospital in critical condition. An adult accompanying the child sustained minor injuries and was taken to Redcliffe Hospital, while the driver of the vehicle remained unharmed and is cooperating with police as part of their investigation.

Quick Medical Action Saves a Life

Concerns for the boy’s wellbeing were eased following prompt medical intervention that helped stabilise his condition. Doctors are expressing optimism regarding his full recovery, a positive turn of events that has provided relief to his family and the wider Mango Hill community.

Child Accident Affects Local Community — *Photo Credit: QPS/Facebook*

Community Unites in Wake of Tragic Accident

The accident has deeply affected local residents, with many describing the scene as both heartbreaking and chaotic. Cilla Masani, a resident of Parkway Terrace, said she heard screaming and rushed outside to find neighbours gathering to assist the boy and his family. She noted how the community came together, offering help and support until emergency services arrived. Ms Masani emphasised the collaborative efforts of witnesses, who ensured the boy was not moved to avoid worsening his injuries.

In the days following the accident, many locals have reached out to the family, providing practical assistance such as meals and emotional support. The response has underscored the strong sense of community within Mango Hill.

Police Investigation Underway

Community Unite After A Tragic Child's Accident — *Photo Credit: QPS/Facebook*

The QPS is continuing its investigation into the accident, reviewing CCTV footage and interviewing witnesses. At this time, no charges have been filed, and police have encouraged anyone with additional information to come forward.

While the incident has left a lasting emotional impact, the strong response from the Mango Hill community reflects their resilience and unity. As the boy continues his recovery, the neighbourhood remains unwavering in its support for his family.

Published-22-Dec-2024

The Lakes College Shines in Primary and Secondary NAPLAN Results

The Lakes College in North Lakes has emerged as the top-performing primary school in the Moreton Bay region for 2024 NAPLAN results, with an impressive average score of 529.4, while also securing third place among secondary schools with a score of 584.4.

Exceptional Performance Across Levels

For the second consecutive year, The Lakes College has demonstrated excellence in both primary and secondary education. The school’s primary students achieved the highest average score in the region, reaffirming their position as a leader in academic achievement. Meanwhile, the secondary school cohort maintained strong results, earning the third spot in the region with a consistently high average.

Genesis Christian College in Bray Park claimed the top secondary school ranking, achieving an average score of 595.8, closely followed by Mueller College in Rothwell with 589.2. Despite the competition, The Lakes College stood out as one of the only schools to secure top-three rankings in both education levels, showcasing a commitment to fostering academic success across all year groups.

Community and Values Drive Success

The Lakes College attributes its success to a strong focus on literacy, numeracy, and a broad curriculum encompassing science, arts, physical education, and foreign languages. A holistic educational philosophy, grounded in the school’s core values, supports students in developing curiosity, resilience, and a global outlook.

Principal Nicole Gregory emphasised the school’s dedication to a nurturing environment that prioritises both academic and personal growth. The tailored “Find Your North” wellbeing program equips students with skills to adapt to future technological, social, and personal challenges.

Top 10 Performing Schools

The 2024 NAPLAN results highlight the competitive academic landscape in Moreton Bay. Below are the top 10 schools for primary and secondary levels:

Primary Schools

Rank	School	Average Score
1	The Lakes College	529.4
2	Caboolture Montessori School	515.8
3	All Saints Primary School	511.6
4	Genesis Christian College	505.8
5	Mueller College	505.0
6	Albany Hills State School	502.2
7	Samford State School	501.8
8	Mango Hill State School	498.4
9	Samford Valley Steiner School	497.0
10	St Benedict’s Primary School	494.4

Secondary Schools

Rank	School	Average Score
1	Genesis Christian College	595.8
2	Mueller College	589.2
3	The Lakes College	584.4
4	Good Shepherd Christian School	583.6
5	Northpine Christian College	582.4
6	Carmichael College	579.6
7	St Benedict’s College	572.4
8	Grace Lutheran College	569.8
9	Australian Christian College	568.2
10	Southern Cross Catholic College	565.6

A Bright Future for North Lakes

The Lakes College continues to build on its 20-year legacy, focusing on state-of-the-art facilities and innovative educational practices outlined in its 2025–2030 Master Plan.

Community collaboration has played a vital role in shaping the school’s direction, with parents, students, and staff contributing to a vision of future-ready learning environments.

This emphasis on holistic education ensures students leave the school equipped to navigate a rapidly changing world while maintaining a strong sense of identity, character, and community connection.

Published 11-Dec-2024

Car Rollover in North Lakes Leaves Driver Critical, Children Injured

In a harrowing incident on Friday afternoon, 6 December 2024, a car rollover on the Anzac Avenue off-ramp in North Lakes has left a male driver fighting for his life and three young children hospitalised.

The accident occurred around 4:00 PM, with emergency services responding quickly to the scene. According to Queensland Ambulance Service reports, the driver was initially trapped in the wreckage, adding a critical dimension to the already serious accident.

Paramedics worked diligently to extricate the driver, who was subsequently treated for what are described as potentially life-threatening injuries. He was then urgently transported to the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, underscoring the severity of his condition.

The incident’s impact on the children involved was less severe. Three children, all under 10 years old, sustained minor injuries and were transported to Queensland Children’s Hospital. Ambulance sources confirmed the children were in a stable condition, providing a measure of relief amid the traumatic circumstances.

North Lakes residents are advised that the Anzac Avenue off-ramp was likely temporarily closed during the emergency response and subsequent investigation. Local authorities are expected to conduct a thorough investigation into the circumstances of the rollover.

Published 7-December-2024

Community Outrage as Teen Walks Free After North Lakes Home Invasion

The North Lakes community has expressed deep frustration and anger after a teenager involved in the home invasion that led to the fatal stabbing of mother-of-two Emma Lovell was released after serving less than two years in custody.

Outcry Over Sentencing

Residents of North Lakes and advocates for victims’ rights have condemned the justice system after the 19-year-old offender, who was involved in the December 2022 home invasion at the Lovell home, walked free this week. Despite his role in the incident that left Emma dead, the teen was sentenced to just 18 months’ detention, with time served in pre-sentence custody allowing his immediate release.

Advocate Julie West called the sentencing “heartbreaking” and “disappointing,” arguing that Queensland’s youth crime laws continue to fail victims and their families. Queensland Attorney-General Deb Frecklington also criticised the outcome, acknowledging that it does not meet community expectations and promising to explore legal options to appeal.

The Tragic Events at North Lakes

The fatal incident occurred on Boxing Day in 2022, when two teens entered the Lovell home in North Lakes. Emma Lovell and her husband, Lee, confronted the intruders, leading to a struggle that spilled onto the front lawn. During the altercation, one of the teens fatally stabbed Mrs Lovell. The primary offender was sentenced to 14 years in prison but is appealing his conviction.

The second teen, who did not wield the knife, was found guilty of burglary and assault but acquitted of murder and manslaughter. His lawyers successfully argued that he was unaware of his co-offender’s intentions to use a weapon.

Community Fears and Victim Impact

Lee shared his ongoing fears for his family’s safety, describing the devastating emotional toll of losing his wife and the ongoing trauma caused by the home invasion. He said the sentencing had left him disillusioned with the justice system and worried that criminals could once again target his home.

Emma Lovell Lee Lovell North Lakes home invasion — *Photo Credit: Lee Lovell/Facebook*

The court heard that the released teen had an extensive history of offending, with over 100 prior charges ranging from property theft to violent robberies. Despite this, he was not declared a serious repeat offender, as he is no longer a minor.

Justice Michael Copley acknowledged the teen’s disadvantaged upbringing, including exposure to domestic violence and substance abuse, but emphasised that these factors did not excuse his behaviour. However, his release has fuelled fears among North Lakes residents, who are calling for tougher laws to protect the community.

Renewed Push for Reform

The case has reignited calls for stricter youth crime legislation in Queensland. A local pointed to the Lovell case as a clear example of why reforms such as the Making Queensland Safer laws are needed. These laws propose harsher penalties for serious youth offenders, aligning with widespread public sentiment that current measures are insufficient.

For North Lakes residents, the case is not just about law reform but about regaining a sense of safety in their community. Another resident, who has long advocated for victims’ rights, said more needs to be done to ensure that families like the Lovells receive the justice they deserve.

Published 6-Dec-2024

165-Metre Flying Fox Among Highlights at Jungle Adventure Play North Lakes

A 165-metre flying fox, the longest in the Southern Hemisphere, is one of the standout attractions at Jungle Adventure Play, a massive new $20-million indoor play centre now open in North Lakes.

A Hub for Family Fun in North Lakes

The new facility, located at 2 McLennan Court, boasts an impressive array of activities, including climbing walls, a high ropes course, ninja courses for both children and adults, and expansive indoor playgrounds. Adding to the entertainment, there’s a licensed restaurant, an indoor and outdoor café, and a Tiki bar, ensuring something for all ages. Future plans include a mini golf course, set to open in 2025.

One of the standout features is “The Hawk,” a flying fox that stretches 165 metres, making it the longest in the Southern Hemisphere. Visitors can zip at speeds of up to 22 km/h, soaring nearly 10 metres above the ground both indoors and outdoors.

Supporting the Local Community

The project was driven by local entrepreneurs Lachlan and Jana Walker, who aimed to create a family-focused space that promotes physical activity and social connection. The couple chose North Lakes for its community appeal, where nearly half of households include children. They described the venue as a place where kids can build confidence and strength while having fun away from screens.

This second location builds on the success of their first Jungle Adventure Play centre in Tingalpa, which has welcomed over 1.1 million visitors in four years. The North Lakes venue is expected to have a similar impact, contributing $4.3 million annually to the local economy and creating over 90 jobs.

A Space for All Occasions

The centre is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm, with extended hours on Fridays and Saturdays until 8 pm, making it an accessible option for both families and corporate events. With the festive season approaching, the venue is preparing to host functions and gatherings, further connecting with the local community.

Published 20-Nov-2024

Delicious Offers for North Lakes: Macca’s 30 Days 30 Deals Returns This Month!

Macca’s fans are in for a treat this month with the return of the much-anticipated “30 Days 30 Deals” promotion. Starting November 1, customers can enjoy daily offers on popular menu items at participating locations nationwide, including Deception Bay, North Lakes, Mango Hill, Dakabin, and Kallangur.

Read: McDonald’s Begins Construction on New Rothwell Restaurant, Hiring Soon

The promotion kicked off with a fan-favourite: the Big Mac for just $2. Throughout the month, each day will feature a different deal, including $2 Large Fries, $1.50 Apple Pies, and meal bundles like the Small Double Cheeseburger Meal and Small McChicken Meal for $11.50.

These deals are designed to provide affordable options for families and individuals looking to satisfy their cravings without breaking the bank.

Local residents can take advantage of the following participating McDonald’s locations:

– Deception Bay: 362-376 Deception Bay Road, open 24 hours with drive-thru service.

– North Lakes Business Park: 144 Flinders Parade, also 24 hours with drive-thru.

– North Lakes Westfield: McDelivery available at Westfield Shopping Centre, Northlakes Drive.

– Mango Hill: 1 Discovery Drive, 24 hours with drive-thru.

– Dakabin: 1 Alma Road, 24 hours with drive-thru.

– Kallangur: 82 Duffield Road, 24 hours with drive-thru.

As an added incentive, each purchase made through the MyMacca’s App qualifies customers for a chance to win a brand-new Chery TIGGO 4 PRO SUV valued at over $23,000. Every week, participants who redeem a deal will enter a draw, making it possible to drive away in a new set of wheels simply by enjoying their favourite meals.

Photo credit: Matthew Donnelly/Google Maps

Tobi Fukushima, Marketing Manager for McDonald’s Australia, commented on the promotion’s aim to provide value in challenging economic times, stating, “We’re making sure Aussies are getting the best bang for their buck when they choose to spend their money with us.”

Lewis Lu, CEO for Chery Australia said, “We are excited to collaborate with McDonald’s on this special car giveaway program, a partnership that brings together two great brands committed to creating positive experiences for customers.

Read: Local Family Business Success: Kallangur’s Pizza Workz Sets Sights on Dakabin

With so many options and the potential for big wins, November is shaping up to be an exciting month for Macca’s enthusiasts in North Lakes and surrounding suburbs. Be sure to check the MyMacca’s App daily to make the most of these limited-time offers.

Published 11-November-2024

From $16M to $114M: North Lakes Industrial Site’s Dramatic Value Leap

A North Lakes industrial site has sold for $114 million, marking a dramatic value increase from its $16 million purchase price in 2021. The sale highlights the remarkable growth in the city’s outer northern suburbs’ industrial land values, which have more than doubled over the past three years.

Read: McDonald’s Begins Construction on New Rothwell Restaurant, Hiring Soon

The 25-hectare site at 109-135 Boundary Road was purchased by logistics giant ESR from Garda Property Group, which had secured development approval in 2022 for a 100,000-square-metre industrial estate.

Render of Garda’s plans for North Lakes industrial site (Photo credit: gardaproperty.com.au)

As part of the sale agreement, Garda will invest an additional $11.2 million to complete remaining civil works, intersection improvements, and road construction. The property group had already initiated earthworks and begun civil development before the sale.

For this project, Garda expected construction to commence early 2023 and completed by 2024. However, rising construction costs have prompted the real estate group to focus more on buying existing assets, despite maintaining its strategy of developing and holding industrial properties.

ESR Australia and New Zealand CEO Phil Pearce said the acquisition would allow the company to expand its presence in Brisbane’s supply-constrained market, which is benefiting from strong population growth in South East Queensland.

“North Lakes is perfectly positioned to provide seamless connectivity to major business centres and national road, air and rail networks. Situated alongside the Bruce Highway / M1 and near the Gateway Motorway, the subject site sits 32km north of Brisbane’s CBD, 40 minutes drive from the Sunshine Coast and only 22 minutes from both Brisbane domestic and international airports,” Garda stated in its website.

The logistics company has announced plans to transform the North Lakes site into a premium industrial estate, continuing the original vision for a master-planned development that would accommodate businesses of varying sizes.

Read: North Lakes Joins Queensland’s Pioneering Solar Panel Recycling Program

This transaction highlights the robust demand for industrial land in Brisbane’s northern corridor and demonstrates the significant value appreciation in the region’s industrial property sector.

Published 7-November-2024