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Hamilton Reach A considered masterplanned community OVERVIEW

LOCATION

TRANSPORT

An established masterplanned community with an end value in excess of $700M. Spanning 550m of direct river frontage and home to approximately 1,100 residents.

Hamilton Reach is 5km to the Brisbane International Airport, 7.5km to the Domestic Airport and 6km to the Brisbane CBD.

The Northshore Hamilton ferry terminal is on-site for easy transport to Brisbane’s CBD, universities QUT and UQ, and express services during peak hour. The on-site bus stop makes regular trips to Racecourse Road, Doomben Train Station and Brisbane City.

A community showcasing a diversity of architecture and property types including freehold homes, terrace homes and apartments designed by some of Australia’s best architects.

Part of Northshore Brisbane, Queensland’s largest waterfront urban renewal project delivered by the Queensland Government, a 40 year transformational redevelopment with an investment of $12 billion.

LIFESTYLE Residents enjoy walking and cycle paths spanning 2.5ha of riverfront parklands, as well as a beach and pontoon to launch watercraft on-site.

Queensland’s premier golf club and waterfront tennis centre are also within reach.

HIGH PROFILE PROPERTIES Approximately $450M in sales, with over 83 sales achieving a sale price in excess of $1M, securing the project’s position as a prestigious, high-end community.

The highest recorded sale to date is $4.8M for a river fronting freehold home in 2023.

Discover a lifestyle with space to breathe

Located in a protected pocket of Hamilton with no thoroughfare traffic and bordered by the prestigious Royal Queensland Golf Club.

The Gateway Motorway is just 3km away to take you to the Gold and Sunshine Coasts and beyond.

Hamilton is one of Brisbane’s most prestigious suburbs, with a median house sale price of $2.26M, well above the Brisbane average of $875K.1 Close to Queensland’s top two largest employment nodes, Brisbane Port (9.5km) and Brisbane CBD (6km).

SHOPPING & DINING Retail, dining and entertainment options are in easy reach including Portside Wharf, Racecourse Road, Skygate (DFO) and Eat Street Northshore. The Riva cafe also calls Hamilton Reach home and is in walking distance for residents.

EDUCATION Education options include early learning centres, kindergartens and primary and secondary schools including prestigious schools: Hamilton State School, Ascot State School, St Margaret’s and St Rita’s College.

COMMUNITY A truly connected community, where carefully planned amenity ensures you can enjoy views of the Brisbane River and surrounding parklands.

A Community Development Manager is dedicated to providing opportunities to bring the community together at exclusive events for Hamilton Reach residents.

Residents enjoy regular events such as rowing exhibitions, food and wine community gatherings and an annual resident Christmas party.

Free yoga and circuit training fitness sessions are run twice weekly at Northshore Riverside Park in an effort to create a healthier and happier community.

The Hamilton Reach Community Association also engages the community through regular activities, events and resident-led projects.

Residents stay up-to-date and connected via a dedicated Hamilton Reach Facebook group.

Investment Facts Why invest in Brisbane?

A GROWING POPULATION Queensland’s population is expected to grow substantially in the coming decade, growing from the current 5.4M up to 8.27M by 2046.2

Around 20% or 12ha of State-owned land at Northshore will be public open space.5 Northshore has become home to more than 2000 people, expected to grow to 15,000 by 2025.5 There will be employment for up to 15,000 within Northshore by 2025.5

In 2022, Queensland saw an increase of 114,446 persons over 12 months which, reflected a population growth of 22%, compared to a slower national growth average of just 1.6% for the same period.2

STRONG RENTAL RETURNS

A STRONG ECONOMY WITH STRONG EMPLOYMENT

- 1 bedroom - $600 per week

Brisbane’s economy is predicted to grow to be worth over $217 billion by 2031.

With a strong economy comes plenty of employment opportunities with more than 371,000 jobs to be created in Brisbane by 2046.3 Hamilton Reach provides easy access to major employment hubs including the Brisbane CBD, the Brisbane Domestic and International Airports and Australia Trade Coast.

Situated right next to Hamilton Reach, Australia TradeCoast (ATC) is one of the fastest growing trade and industry regions in Australia. Including Brisbane Airport and Port of Brisbane, ATC is expected to create 18,700 additional jobs over 25 years to 2041, equating to a growth rate of 2% per annum.4

NORTHSHORE Northshore is rich in history and home to Brisbane’s first working wharves.

Northshore is three times larger than the Brisbane CBD with 2.5km of waterfront.

Hamilton Reach has a proven rental market with average rents (as at June 2022) being: - 2 bedroom - $820 per week - 3 bedroom - $950 per week (based on market data) Vacancy rates for rental properties in the suburb of Hamilton are currently 0.9%.6 In 2023, Brisbane experienced an annual change in median apartment rents of 13.9% well above Sydney at 11.7% and Melbourne at 10.8%.7

INFRASTRUCTURE Brisbane is set to benefit from $23 billion in infrastructure pipeline, including hospitals, Olympics and transport.

BRISBANE OLYMPICS 2032 Northshore Hamilton will undergo a spectacular transformation to become the main Athletes’ Village for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games – further cementing its reputation as Brisbane’s riverfront lifestyle precinct.

Post the Games it will deliver a diverse residential offering, including aged care, retirement living, social and key worker housing, hotel, build-to-rent and market accommodation.

An award-winner Hamilton Reach is the proud recipient of industry awards including:

RIVER HOMES

Winner | UDIA QLD Awards for Excellence Premium Small Scale Development 2019 Winner | Residential Project of the Year (SEQ) Master Electricians Australia Award (Electrotek) 2019

RIVERLIGHT EAST

Winner | Gardens category Queensland Landscape Architecture Awards (Lat 27) 2019

NEWPORT

Winner | Best Residential Development Property Council of Australia Innovation and Excellence Awards 2018 Winner | Residential Building (high-rise over 3 storeys) $20m - $50m Queensland Master Builders Awards (Tomkins Builders) 2017

ATRIA

Winner | Residential Architecture – Houses (Multiple Housing) Qld Region Architecture Awards (Arkhefield Architects) 2017

GREEN QUARTER

Winner | Environmentally Sustainable Development UDIA Queensland Awards for Excellence 2014

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Sources 1 Corelogic March 2022 2 QLD Gov, 2024 3 NEIR 4 Urbis report August 2020. Brisbane refers to the Brisbane Local Government Area.

5 Economic Development Queensland (EDQ). Figures forecasted on completion of the development and based on 2009 Northshore Priority Development Area development scheme.

6 SQM research June, 2022 7 Core Logic 2023 This material and its contents are guides only and are subject to change without notice. The aerial map and its contents (including distances) are artist’s impressions, an indicative guide only and not to scale. Actual distances and times may vary based on a number of factors including traffic, weather or other events. Purchasers must rely on their own enquiries and the contract for sale.