Lot 100 Thomas Close, Biloela
SUBSTANTIAL LANDHOLDING WITH PREVIOUS SUBDIVISION APPROVAL
Developers, builders and strategic land buyers take a closer look at this one.
Lot 100 Thomas Close presents an opportunity to secure a substantial parcel of land in an established Biloela location with a previous Development Approval for a 14-lot subdivision.
While the previous DA has lapsed, its existence provides prospective purchasers with valuable background when investigating the future development potential of the property.
For the right buyer, this isn't simply vacant land.
It's an opportunity to investigate bringing a former subdivision concept back to life, pursue an alternative development strategy, or secure a sizeable landholding for the future.
PREVIOUS 14-LOT SUBDIVISION CONCEPT
The property was previously the subject of a Development Approval for 14 lots.
Prospective developers can obtain the available historical information, undertake their own assessment and investigate the possibility of obtaining fresh approvals for the site.
Previous marketing information also indicates that sewer infrastructure associated with the adjoining development passes through the property and connects towards Clarke Street.
Buyers should independently investigate the existing infrastructure, capacity, connection requirements and costs as part of their due diligence.
THE OPPORTUNITY
Substantial vacant landholding
Previous Development Approval for 14-lot subdivision
Previous DA has lapsed
Existing subdivision history provides a starting point for developer investigations
Sewer infrastructure reported to pass through the site
Established Biloela location
Potential subdivision/development opportunity subject to fresh approvals
Suitable for developers, builders and strategic land investors
Historical development information available for genuine purchasers
BILOELA AN ESTABLISHED REGIONAL CENTRE
Biloela services the surrounding agricultural, resources and energy industries and provides established schools, healthcare, retail and community infrastructure.
Continued investment across the wider region provides another reason for developers and investors to investigate strategically positioned residential landholdings such as this.
DON'T JUST BUY A BLOCK. INVESTIGATE THE BIGGER OPPORTUNITY.
Large development holdings with a history of subdivision approval are fundamentally different from ordinary vacant residential land.
The previous 14-lot concept provides buyers with something tangible to investigate and potentially rework for the future.
Whether you're a developer looking for your next project, a builder considering future land supply or an investor prepared to land-bank, Lot 100 Thomas Close deserves consideration.
Contact the listing team today to obtain the available historical development information and discuss the property.
Prospective purchasers should undertake their own enquiries with Banana Shire Council and all relevant authorities regarding land area, zoning, infrastructure, development potential and the previous Development Approval. The previous Development Approval has lapsed and no representation is made that the former 14-lot development can presently proceed or that a new approval will be granted.
