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Sunrise Developers & Consultants’ geographical sphere of operations is south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales, with a current focus on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia for the following reasons.
Economic opportunities and favourable trends:
Queensland boasts a large, dynamic economy which has clearly outperformed the rest of Australia.
Demographic opportunities and favourable trends:
The Gold Coast is the highest growth area in Queensland across all ages, and future housing needs for the Gold Coast are estimated at 3,500 new homes per year. The Gold Coast is currently experiencing a net migration gain of approximately 42,000 people.
House prices are still considerably lower
in South-East Queensland which makes
relocation to the Gold Coast attractive to
individuals from other parts of Australia.
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 varsity lakes
Varsity Lakes in the Gold Coast was selected for the following reasons:
- Direct access to the Pacific Highway and Robina railway station
 Easy access to the Gold Coast beaches, Surfers Paradise and National Parks in the Hinterland
- Easy access to Robina shopping centre
- Bond University, excellent primary and secondary schools
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 ake Orr with walking and cycling tracks
- Superb infrastructure and landscaping provided by developer (Delfin Lend Lease)
- Contemporary lifestyle environment
 Employment opportunities at Varsity Lakes technology park
- Already sub-divided and approved by Council, well-marketed Australia-wide and internationally
- Delfin Lend Lease has highly successful track record
Technological opportunities:
The internet, e-mail, digital photography and the ability to work from home offers opportunities for effective world wide marketing.
Cultural opportunities and favourable trends:
The “sea-change” phenomenon, new lifestyle options, eco-developments, security, multi-cultural population, international visitors and the fact that the Gold Coast is a holiday destination provides many opportunities for property development in this area.
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