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INFORMATION MEMORANDUM 3/14-22 HOWARD STREET, NAMBOUR QLD 4 560

R AY W H I T E CO M M E R C I A L NORTHERN CORRIDOR GROUP

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03 | The Opportunity 05 | Executive Summary 07 | About Nambour 08 | Sunshine Coast Major Projects 09 | Disclaimer

THE OPPORTUNITY Emily Pendleton and Christine Freney from Ray White Commercial Northern Corridor Group are pleased to present 3/14-22 Howard Street, Nambour to market for lease. Located within 'Donaby Place,' this multi-tenanted retail and office building is positioned on the busy Howard Street with the 51m2 office space offering attractive and affordable rent.

FEATURES: • • • •

Building area of 51m2* High profile position on the corner of Currie Street and Howard Street Car parking at rear Prime position in Nambour CBD

For further information please contact exclusive marketing agents Emily Pendleton or Christine Freney today.

EMILY PENDLETON 0402 435 446

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR emily.pendleton@raywhite.com

* Approximate

CHRISTINE FRENEY 0432 170 380

SALES & LEASING EXECUTIVE christine.freney@raywhite.com

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ADDRESS

3/14-22 Howard Street, Nambour QLD 4560

REAL PROPERTY DETAILS

Lot 1 on RP107269 & Lot 2 ON RP 8276, RP85686 & RP27875

BUILDING AREA

51m2*

LOCAL AUTHORITY

Sunshine Coast Council

ZONING

Major Centre Zone

OUTGOINGS

$1,595.64

FOR LEASE

$7,800 P/A Net + Outgoings + GST

MARKETING AGENTS

EMILY PENDLETON 0402 435 446

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR emily.pendleton@raywhite.com

CHRISTINE FRENEY 0432 170 380

SALES & LEASING EXECUTIVE christine.freney@raywhite.com

* Approximate

ABOUT NAMBOUR Historically the administrative heart of the Sunshine Coast, Nambour is undergoing a rejuvenation as investors look to the patch as an affordable, profitable, central location.

Offering great access to the Bruce Highway, with multiple northbound and southbound entry points, Nambour is home to 12,000 people, several major supermarkets and important business services such as Department of Transport and Main Roads, and Sunshine Coast Council Customer Contact.

The recently refurbished Nambour General Hospital remains a focal point for the region, and the median resident age of 40 is above that of both Queensland (37 years) and Australia (38 years).

September 2021 saw a Nambour residential property sell for more than $1 million for the first time, and the median residential sale has risen approximately 30 per cent in 12 months, with demand for entertainment, dining, fitness and medical businesses reflecting this.

SU N SH I N E C O A ST Q UE E N S L A N D MAJOR PR OJECT S - R EGIONAL ECONOMIC D EVEL OP MENT

SUNSHINE COAST AIRPOR T MAJ O R E X PANS ION PR OJE C T $225 MILLION The airport expansion project will deliver a brand new 2450m x 45m runway, runway-end taxiway loops, an expanded apron and terminal facilities, new access roads and utilities.

The project will enable direct flights to more destinations across Australia, Asia and the Western Pacific, enhancing national and global connections. It will generate jobs and economic growth, boost tourism, help export businesses and secure air access to the Sunshine Coast.

The airport expansion will have the increased capacity to attract up to 2 million more passengers annually by 2040.

B R U C E H I G H WAY E X PANS ION & U P G RA D E $ 1 .6 BILLION The upgrade will deliver critical safety benefits to motorists, improve efficiency and reduce traffic congestion, and ensure the highway can cater for future traffic growth.

The upgrade is vital for the continued development of the Sunshine Coast and with its increased capacity, the highway will provide safer and more efficient travel for commuters and industry along this stretch.

The upgrade will separate long distance traffic from local traffic movements, allowing the highway to function as a highspeed, high-volume corridor.

THE BRI GHT CITY N E W COAS T CITY CENTR E With world-class innovative design at its core, the new Maroochydore city centre of the Sunshine Coast is set to become the epicentre of commerce, technology, innovation, entertainment and inner-city living.

Designed for the 21st Century, this ground-breaking development will be embedded with smart technology throughout, to create a cleaner more, dynamic city centre that’s not only desirable and liveable; it will have a transformative impact on the region’s economy.

SUSHINE COAST UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL $1.8 BILLION Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH) is a tertiary, teaching hospital servicing all parts of the Sunshine Coast and Gympie regions.

SCUH saw its first patients on 21 March 2017 and was officially opened on 19 April 2017 by the Queensland Premier and Minister for Health and Minister for Ambulance Services.

SCUH opened with about 450 beds, with plans to grow to 738 beds by 2021. Services and capacity at SCUH will continue to develop over the coming years.

SOLAR FARM R E N E W A B L E E N ERGY INVES TMENT $ 1 0 MILLION INVESTME N T Sunshine Coast Council’s solar farm is assisting the transition to renewable energy that 40,000+ Sunshine Coast households have already made with rooftop solar arrays (add all the solar rooftops together and the Sunshine Coast has 124MW solar capacity – data from Energex).

The Sunshine Coast Council hopes to leverage the solar farm to develop a ‘Clean Tech’ hub in the region. This hub provides opportunity to further develop this industry sector, encourage increased external investment in the region, and help drive increased and sustainable employment.

LIGHT RAIL PROJ ECT N E W LIGHT R AIL $2 BILLION INVESTMENT Mass transit is one of the major game-changing projects spearheading council’s plans to sustain the Coast’s prosperity, lifestyle and natural assets into the future.

Sunshine Coast Council light rail project has been identified as a future pillar of the region’s public transport system with its population expected to grow to 560,000 by 2041. The light rail project, proposed to run between Maroochydore and Caloundra, would be up and running within a decade.

DISCLAIMER The information contained in this Information Memorandum and any other verbal or written information given in respect of the property (“Information”) is provided to the recipient (“you”) on the f ollowing conditions: 1. North Coast Commercial Properties Pty Ltd trading as Ray White Northern Corridor Group and or any of its officers, employees or consultants (“we, us”) make no representation, warranty or guarantee, that the Information, whether or not in writing, is complete, accurate or balanced. S ome information has been ob tained from third parties and has no t been independen tly verified. Accordingly, no warranty, representation or undertaking, whether express or implied, is made and no r esponsibility is ac cepted by us as to the ac curacy of any part of this, or any further information supplied b y or on our behalf, whether orally or in writing.

2. All visual images (including but no t limited to plans, pho tographs, specifications, artist impressions) are indicative only and are subject t o change. Any measurement noted is indicative and no t to scale. All outlines on pho tographs are indicative only.

3. The Information does no t constitute, and should no t be c onsidered as, a recommendation in relation to the purchase of the property or a solicitation or offer to sell the property or a c ontract of sale for the property.

4. You should sa tisfy yourself as to the ac curacy and c ompleteness of the Information through your own inspections, surv eys, enquiries, and searches by your own independent consultants, and we recommend that you obtain independent legal, financial and taxation advice. This includes as t o whether any listing price is inclusive or exclusive of GST. 5. We are not valuers and make no c omment as to value. “S old/ leased” designations show only that stock is “currently not available” – no t that the property is c ontracted/ se ttled.

If you require a valuation we recommend that you obtain advice from a registered valuer.

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If an interested party makes an o ffer or signs a c ontract for the property, the only information, representations and warranties upon which you will be entitled to rely will be as e xpressly set out in such a c ontract.

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