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Lendlease unveils new land supply to meet housing demand



Lendlease has fast-tracked housing development in a new residential neighbourhood in Elliot Springs, unlocking vital land supply for the Townsville region.

A further 71 housing lots in the Aspect neighbourhood will come to market this year, to meet increased demand, with multiple stages being developed simultaneously with utility connections, streetlighting and roads.

Land will range from 400 to 1,084 square metres with prices for currently released stages ranging from $150,000 to $234,000.

Construction has also started on the new Whites Creek Display Village and Sales and Information Centre, which will highlight some of the best and innovative designs in home building.

The new village will feature six display homes, as well as a new state-of-the-art sales and information centre, built by local builder, Proview Homes.

To accommodate the growing North Queensland population, the community will include a future a town centre, six schools, childcare centres, parks with sports and recreation facilities and commercial precincts. 

Once completed, Elliot Springs will be home to more than 10,600 dwellings with over 26,000 residents, and will incorporate residential commercial and employment zones, educational facilities, retail areas, neighbourhood centres, convenience shopping and cafes.

To find out more, visit https://communities.lendlease.com/queensland/elliot-springs/

Head of Queensland Communities, Ian Murray said

“Elliot Springs is fast becoming a hotspot for local and Interstate buyers who are taking advantage of the great price points and the ability to build right now on a registered lot.

“We’re seeing strong enquiries with a high proportion of current Townsville homeowners and renters looking to upgrade to a brand-new home.

“The community is fast taking shape with residents already enjoying a community centre, café, petrol station and outdoor community facilities, including a series of walking trails and Wadda Mooli Park.”

Am Elliot Springs resident, Carly Randall said,

“There are four main reasons we chose to build in Elliot Springs; the natural surroundings and active outdoor lifestyle, location, which for us is right in-between our workplaces, the community feel, particularly for young families and affordability of the land with the flexibility to build what suits our family.

“A big selling point were the great parks, trails and footpaths, the surrounding natural landscape and wildlife offers a tranquil and peaceful neighbourhood.

“There is such a wonderful community feel here. We look forward to meeting our future neighbours, participating in family events and sports, and engaging with the community garden, yoga, and other initiatives.”

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