Kawana Waters – Sunshine Coast
Many of you have probably never heard of Kawana Waters located on the Sunshine Coast between Mooloolaba and Caloundra. Kawana Waters is a beachside town just under 1 hours drive north from Brisbane.
Some quick facts on the Sunshine Coast include:
- Population of Sunshine Coast (2008): 303,000 approx
- Population of Sunshine Coast (2031): 501,179 Estimated Forecast
- Annual Regional Population Growth rate (2008): 2.9%
- Proposed Government Infrastructure spend in region: $18.2billion (2008 – 2026)
- Median Age Group: 41 years
- Average Household Size: 2.5 people per dwelling
Lake Kawana is the centre of the major development in the Kawana Waters region. This lake is the centre piece of the Kawana Town Centre Development. It stretches over 2.5km in length and has become a popular destination for water based sports such as rowing, kayaking and canoeing. Surrounding the lake are over 8km of walking paths and bike tracks.
Major infrastructure planned for the Kawana Waters Region includes:
- Stockland’s Kawana Waters Town Centre – mixed use retail and commercial precinct
- Sunshine Coast University Hospital ($1.21billion – State Government Project)
- CAMCOS Rail Link to Brisbane rail network including transit station within the Kawana Town Centre – State Government Project
- Multi Model Transport Corridor (MMTC) project ($1 billion road infrastructure linking existing road networks North to Sunshine Motorway and South to Bruce Hwy – State Government Project
- Coast Connect Project – Rapid Bus network linking Kawana Town Centre to broader Sunshine Coast community – State and Local Government Project
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