Article – Investing on the GC (Colour) 2008 02
The Gold Coast is the fastest growing municipality. We have a buyers market and the bargains are out there.
Article – Bargins on the GC (Colour)
Time to Invest in Real Estate on the Gold Coast
Gold Coast City has been identified as one of the most desirable places in the world to live ranked on political, social, economic and environmental factors, personal safety and health.
A perfect place to live or just to invest in real estate property.
Gold Coast City has proven very attractive to investors, migrants, and leisure and business travellers.
Fact and figures as provided by
- Gold Coast City Council and
- Gold Coast Tourism – VeryGC and
- Tourism Queensland
- Real Estate Institute of QLD
- Population trends QLD Government
Population Community profile
As at 30 June 2006, the population for Gold Coast City was estimated to be 507,439 persons, being the second largest Local Government Area (LGA) in Australia in terms of numbers. The population is expected to increase to 683,568 residents in the year 2021
The Gold Coast boasts a climate which invites open-air activities including al fresco dining there are more than 500 restaurants; golf more than 40 resort, public and private courses; sports world-class facilities and an exciting event calendar of culture, sport, racing, music and fine food.
The Gold Coast, Queensland, is Australia’s most loved tourist destination. Millions of visitors come here each year from around the world to enjoy the sun-drenched beaches as well as the lush sub-tropical mountains and valleys of the hinterland.
Spanning across 1,402 square kilometres and featuring 70 kilometres of coastline it has a subtropical climate with an average water temperature of 22 degrees. There is a very diverse environmental base ranging from white sandy open ocean beaches, World Heritage Listed rainforest, islands plus a solid business base with eight key industries.
Transport
The region is served by the Gold Coast International Airport, with frequent domestic services from Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Hobart, and International services from New Zealand, Japan and Asia. Brisbane’s International Airport also provides links with the USA and Europe