The project will transform the former Nerang Administration Precinct on the Gold Coast into a new residential and community hub. Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate has thrown open a 7.9ha site in Nerang to private developers, promising new housing along with an urban renewal. Led by Invest Gold Coast, the project will transform the former Nerang Administration Precinct into a new residential and community hub. Mayor Tate said the Nerang development would deliver new housing and help shape the next chapter of the city’s growth. Picture Glenn Hampson The 7.9ha site offers 21,000 sqm of developable area positioned between the M1 and Gold Coast Hinterland. Mayor Tate said the development would deliver new housing and help shape the next chapter of the city’s growth. “We are a city with real economic momentum, and Nerang is one of our most strategically located suburbs to build on that,” Mayor Tate said. “This development site is close to jobs, multiple transport networks, education, sport and community facilities. “We are inviting experienced development partners to collaborate with the City on a precinct that connects lifestyle, work and community and serves generations of Gold Coasters for ye...
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