Caboolture House and Land Market provides affordable living arrangements, easy access to amenities in town as well as Brisbane, great schools, shopping opportunities and public transport – not forgetting its stunning parks with walking and cycling paths!
Caboolture provides homebuyers with various home and land packages to find their ideal home and land packages, offering different styles and block sizes. When researching their desired suburb, buyers will want to do some background research into infrastructure such as schools, shops, cafes and restaurants as well as average house prices in that area so they can determine whether it meets their budget requirements.
As Caboolture’s house and land market continues to flourish, more housing options are becoming available that fit a range of lifestyles. Many suburbs provide large blocks suitable for acreage designs or new development sites while new estates with quality homes offering excellent amenities such as pools, playgrounds, barbecue grills and clubhouses are becoming popular choices among buyers.
Caboolture, situated between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast, has seen rapid development over the last decade. Boasting an affordable median house price of $553,500, Caboolture makes an attractive proposition for families and investors looking for an ideal living/working location near Brisbane.
Waraba (a term borrowed from the language of traditional custodians), will open for business this month in Caboolture district with works beginning on its first phase of development. As south-east Queensland’s largest greenfields region and major urban growth corridor, Waraba is set to play an essential part in shaping Moreton Bay region population growth over the next four decades.
Four prominent Queensland property developers will soon begin simultaneously unlocking 2,000 parcels in a new development – a significant milestone in a project expected to attract 70,000 additional residents and 30,000 homes over time. Based on technical studies and community input, stage one’s preferred corridor will run along D’Aguilar Highway towards Caboolture River Road with close proximity to existing power easements for maximum impact.
Draft Interim Structure Plan of Caboolture West Now Open for Review and Comment (closing August 26th 2022). It will form the basis of final Caboolture West Structure Plan and serve to guide development across the region – such as environmental corridors, state school sites and road layouts, while pinpointing community hubs within development area to support emerging communities.