Redcliffe Peninsula Development Thread

Discussion in 'Development' started by wombat777, 11th Jun, 2019.

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  1. wombat777

    wombat777 Well-Known Member

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    Kicking off this thread to track multi-dwelling and townhouse Development Applications on the Redcliffe Peninsula.

    The first one is this one at Scarborough:
    • 124 Mein Street
    • Revised plan is for 16 units ( a mix of 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom units )
    • 29 carparks ( 10 of them are tandem )
    • 5 of the units appear to have private terraces on the roof
    Zoning is Urban Neighbourhood with heights between 5m and 21m. Land size is 60m x 20m (1200 sqm).

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    wombat777, 11th Jun, 2019
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    124 Prince Edward Parade Scarborough

    Roof design is certainly "interesting" :eek:

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    JQ88, 11th Jun, 2019
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  4. Cate Bell

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    Thanks for this information. I have been looking at Scarborough for several months, this looks interesting.
     
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  5. wombat777

    wombat777 Well-Known Member

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    Take a deep dive here:

    MBRC Planning Scheme

    Focus on the maps to learn where the Urban Neighbourhood and Next Generation Neighbourhood Zones are.

    This tool is particularly useful to check zoning and overlays:

    My property look up
     
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    Almost a year and still for sale...

    I don't know this area but it sure looks appealing being 2 blocks from beach and 16 unit development potential.
    I wonder why no one has bit?
     
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  7. Angel

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    low demand for apartments I suspect
     
    Angel, 24th Apr, 2020
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