Coffs Harbour is entering a powerful new phase of growth, and savvy investors are paying attention.
With population projections pushing toward 100,000 residents by 2032 and billions of dollars being poured into infrastructure, the region is transforming from a relaxed coastal hub into a thriving economic and lifestyle destination. For property investors, this shift presents a rare opportunity to get in ahead of sustained demand.
Coffs Harbour is no longer just a holiday destination, it’s evolving into a major regional centre. Growth is being driven by strong migration trends, lifestyle appeal, and a rising demand for housing from both owner-occupiers and renters.
5 KEY DEVELOPMENTS INCLUDE:
✔ The Coffs Harbour Bypass, set to improve connectivity & reduce congestion.
✔ Jetty precinct upgrades, enhancing lifestyle and tourism appeal.
✔ Health Campus Expansion, strengthening local education & health hubs.
✔ Wiigulga Sports Complex to attract the local community & major events.
✔ Yarrila Place New State of the art Museum, Library & Art Gallery attracting national exhibitions, workshops and events.
These projects aren’t just upgrades, they’re catalysts for economic growth, job creation, and increased housing demand.
Urban expansion is pushing both north and south of the city centre, opening up new residential estates and investment hotspots. These growth corridors are where affordability meets future upside, ideal for house and land investors looking to maximise returns.
The $2.2B Coffs Harbour Bypass will create jobs, improve traffic flow and increase connectivity. It will boost accessibility, economic activity, and support a more vibrant, connected region.
A major NSW Government investment set to create local jobs while driving long-term regional growth. It enhances green space and public amenities, while unlocking new opportunities for tourism, business and cultural activity.
Coffs Harbour is a major hub for Australia’s blueberry industry, producing around 6,900 tonnes annually worth approximately $140 million. Supplying over 80% of the nation’s blueberries, the region’s growth has been driven by local growers making it a key contributor to both the local economy and export markets.
The Wiigulga Sports Complex project is the development of a new integrated sport and community facility, located in Woolgoolga and valued at approximately $28 million.
The City’s state-of-the-art Museum, Library and Art Gallery, and digital studio which will attract national quality exhibitions, workshops, and events to Coffs Harbour.
Townsville is rapidly emerging as one of Australia’s most exciting regional investment hotspots, backed by over $40 billion in infrastructure and development projects across energy, defence, transport, health and industry.
For investors, this isn’t just growth, it’s a perfect storm of job creation, population increase, and housing demand, making Townsville a standout location for house and land investment.
Major projects like CopperString, the Lansdown industrial precinct, military base and key transport and health upgrades are positioning the region as a northern economic powerhouse, while new housing and lifestyle developments continue to enhance liveability.
Why investors are paying attention:
✔ $50B+ infrastructure pipeline
✔ Thousands of new jobs being created
✔ Strong population growth
✔ Major government investment
✔ Largest Army Base in Australia
✔ Increasing housing demand with limited supply
For investors, the fundamentals are clear, more jobs, more people and limited housing supply are making Townsville a standout location for house and land investment with strong rental yields and long-term capital growth.
Townsville is entering a new era of growth, with a pipeline of large-scale infrastructure, energy, transport and residential projects reshaping the region. Backed by strong government and private investment, these developments are not only transforming the city’s landscape but also strengthening its economy, creating jobs and supporting long-term population growth.
Below provides a more detailed look at some of the exciting new projects underway in Townsville, highlighting the key drivers behind increasing demand and why the region continues to gain momentum as a prime location for house and land investment.
Set to offer a supermarket, a discount department store, a liquor store, 3 mini majors, 27 speciality shop tenancies, 10 food outlets and a fresh food shop. The site spans 65,000 square metres, with 17,000sqm of net lettable area and includes 728 car parking spaces.
The Port of Townsville is Northern Australia’s largest container and automotive port, and the country’s leading exporter of copper, zinc, lead, sugar, fertiliser and molasses. The Port handles more than 30 diverse commodities and is a strategic defence and cruise port.
A development comprising of large format retail, a community tavern, multi-residential units and a hotel, all anchored by a water park with a dedicated VIP club is coming to Townsville.
Delivering long-term water security to Townsville. This major investment will strengthen the Ross River Dam catchment, safeguard the city’s future growth, and underpin Townsville’s position as Northern Australia’s leading regional capital.
Developer Brad Webb will save Townsville’s heritage ruins that major banks refuse to finance, transforming what he calls a “shit site” into community pride. Creating a vibrant lifestyle precinct that rivalled southern capitals.
The Townsville budget reflects Council’s commitment to delivering services, responsibly managing ratepayer funds, and strengthening the city’s financial future.
For investors seeking long-term growth, strong tenant demand and a low-maintenance asset, Stone Creek in Upper Coomera presents a compelling opportunity. Located in one of the Gold Coast’s fastest-growing corridors, this established master-planned community offers the fundamentals investors look for.
Upper Coomera continues to attract attention from investors thanks to its combination of infrastructure, employment access and lifestyle appeal. Positioned on the Northern Gold Coast and less than 50mins to central Brisbane, the area benefits from excellent connectivity, growing population demand and strong rental appeal among families and professionals.
Stone Creek enhances this appeal by offering:
Larger homesites within an established estate.
Over 42 hectares of surrounding nature reserve, creating lasting desirability.
Close proximity to schools, shopping centres and transport links.
Easy access to the M1, supporting commuting tenants.
These fundamentals contribute to consistent rental demand and long-term capital growth potential.
Stone Creek is a well-established community, with the final stage now under construction. As new land supply in Upper Coomera becomes increasingly limited, opportunities to secure brand-new investment homes in premium estates like Stone Creek are becoming rarer.
For investors, this scarcity supports both rental competition and future value growth.
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