Mostly focused on SE Queensland, but it’s interesting that the talk of building higher density housing is starting to appear in earnest.
Mostly focused on SE Queensland, but it’s interesting that the talk of building higher density housing is starting to appear in earnest.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
In a little over 20 years, South East Queensland will be heaving under the weight of 2.2 million extra people — but Kelly Nason and her baby Malea will not be among them.
The 137-page proposed plan will instruct local governments to make room in their streets and suburbs for “infill developments”, creating more homes with a range of duplexes, townhouses and units.
Deputy Premier Steven Miles says the population of South East Queensland will grow and if planning isn’t done now, “we risk losing the things we love” in our communities.
Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson says the era of every home on a quarter-acre block with enough room for five kids is over — and regions need to change.
Other cities around the world have faced similar issues, and experts say they can serve as an example of how to handle the millions bound for the south-east.
Real estate agent and Rainbow Bay resident Maria Hobbs says she is not against growth and development but has already seen too many bad examples.
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