Beenleigh is located approximately 35 kilometres south of Brisbane's CBD. Originally from Devon, England, the name 'Beenleigh' can be traced back to 1864 when the first farm was established in the area. Although once completely separated from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, the advancing urban sprawl has almost engulfed Beenleigh with the highway to Brisbane almost completely developed on both sides.

Located next to the Pacific Highway and benefiting from a major railway station, Beenleigh attracts many commuters who are willing to travel but choose not to pay the higher housing prices that are achieved closer to the Brisbane CBD

As the commuter belt between Brisbane and the Gold Coast continues to expand, Beenleigh is well poised to gain from a decreasing supply of land in the region and the attraction of living in an area, which still retains a local community spirit.

The area is serviced with a central shopping precinct and the Logan Hyperdome located about five minutes drive north on the Pacific Highway.
Educational facilities in Beenleigh include local primary and high schools, while recreational activities aren't hard to come by with numerous recreational parks along with the Beenleigh Showgrounds.

Information sourced from: REIQ

Carbrook features many acreage / rural properties with paddocks catering for horses and livestock and various nursery businesses.

As well as farm style living, Carbrook also has new estates of residential properties on smaller blocks. Carbrook is peaceful in position yet so close to the highway - convenient for city commuters if required.

Also providing both quality public and private schooling ranging from Prep to year 12.

So close to the centre Hub ‘the Hyperdome’ and stones throw from the Highway Cornubia has various things to offer all the family.

Cornubia is home of the ‘Riverlakes Security Estate’. This small community share with the locals their very own Tavern, amenities, restaurants and local shops. It also has its very own child care centre and challenging pristine Golf Course - memberships welcomed.

Cornubia also boasts two wonderful Private schools; Chisholm College and St Matthews Catholic Primary School. Cornubia has its own Sports Centre offering, indoor sports activities including rock climbing, basketball, fitness, yoga, martial arts and much more.

Local Government Authority: Logan City

Its combination of rural and urban residences makes Cornubia an attractive suburb for a large variety of people. There is a mix of families and retirees in Cornubia with the majority being owner-occupiers.

Cornubia has lots of wide open spaces, especially around California Creek and Mt Cotton roads where a number of upmarket lifestyle properties can be found. Other homes in the main streets are often clad in hardiplank or weatherboard while a number of brick and tile units also available in the area.

One of the suburb's most spectacular features is the Cornubia nature reserve. The waterlily-covered lagoon was once a quarry but the area has regenerated over time and is now home to a variety of wildlife, ranging from larger mammals such as koalas and wallabies, to water birds and smaller aquatic life. Native ducks often feed amongst the waterlilies.

There are eight primary and secondary schools in the area with a variety of sporting clubs, including Cable Ski World Logan, also nearby. The Logan Hyperdome is the retail centre, and a major employer, for the area and is located alongside the Pacific Motorway

Information is sourced from: REIQ

Half way between the Gold Coast and Brisbane in a prime location is the Logan Hyperdome Shopping Centre with so much to offer.

The Hyperdome has all your large major retailers and departments stores as well as local small business. Banking, financial institutions, health insurance, Police Beat and Australia Post also reside there.

For local commuters catch any one of the many buses from the Transit Centre at the Southern end of the Hyperdome.

Many business and offices are located in the Loganholme district - it is a very central and convenient place for light industrial, retail and service based businesses and their customers.

At night time Loganholme comes alive with the many fun activities to enjoy. Choose from one or more of the many various cuisines the restaurants and café’s have to offer - you can find just about any type of food you wish for. Take the kids to Ten Pin bowling during the day or let them boogie disco style at night! Why not take them along to dinner and play in the various playgrounds while you wait for your meal. If you have a night away from the kids why not kick your heels up and enjoy a drink on your own or cuddle up at the movies!

There is always live entertainment nearby, so why not come take a look!

Local Government Authority: Logan City

Loganholme is located just off the Pacific Motorway some 30 kilometres south of the Brisbane CBD.

The suburb is intersected by the Pacific Motorway and is well located to access major infrastructure in the Logan area. The Logan Hyperdome is nearby, as are a number of public and private schools including John Paul College and Griffith University's Logan Campus.

The suburb has some relatively high quality brick and tile housing on good sized allotments, including the gated Logandale Estate adjoining the Riverlakes Golf Club. Most houses are low-set, weatherboard, brick or hardiplank with large, open places found between suburbs in the area.

Many young families live in Loganholme and while most people work outside the area, the Logan Hyperdome and other retail areas also provide employment for Logan residents.

Some information is sourced from: REIQ

'Click here' for Australian Bureau of Statistics Census data on Loganholme

Meadowbrook is situated minutes from the Logan Motorway and is on the Brisbane-Gold Coast train line, although it does not have its own station. Its surrounding suburbs are Loganlea, Daisy Hill, Slack's Creek.

Popular with families, the predominant housing type in Meadowbrook is brick and tile houses. There are a number of primary and secondary schools in the area.

Community infrastructure includes a state-of-the-art golf course, Logan Public and Private Hospital, Griffith University and a TAFE campus as well as parks, picnic grounds, barbecue areas and an athletics complex.

Information is sourced from: REIQ

Home of the Mt Cotton Driver training centre, known to the Police Force training, numerous racing teams and safety courses.

Families can enjoy the brand new Family Park with the local facilities just around the corner.. ...the kids will love feeding the ducks and turtles at the lake, enjoying a BBQ and playtime at the children’s park, or for the bigger kids playing basketball, skateboarding at the skate park or riding their bikes around the large park area.

Why not let your dog roam and play in the large off leash dog park and with local corner shops and a child care close by what more could your entire family need?

10 minutes to the ferry to the islands, and 10 minutes to the Motorway.

Mt Cotton has a quaint little Primary school, church and community hall.

Why not enjoy a day out wining and dining at the Sirromet winery or relax in the beautiful Mt Cotton Rainforest gardens whilst indulging in a Devonshire tea.

Mainly residential living, Shailer Park is a friendly caring community.

Featuring the Kimberley Forest many of Shailer Park’s residents share their yards with the local Australian wildlife such as wallabies, Kookaburras, Blue Tongue Lizards, Koalas and lots more!

Take your loved one for a picnic at a lookout and watch the sun set., or enjoy a walk through the various walk ways available at your disposal.

Shailer Park has both High School and Primary schooling - Prep to Year 12.

Shailer Park is ideally located in the midst of forested hills with many properties also having views of the surrounding area.

Most homes were constructed of brick and tile in the 1980s. New development has been taking place in Shailer Park with the Kimberly Plateau and Kimberley Courtyards both popular estates named after the nearly Kimberley Forest Park. New apartments can also be found in the area.

A large number of families of all ages are attracted the suburb by its mixture of residential and rural areas.

There are eight primary and secondary schools in the area with a variety of sporting clubs, including Cable Ski World Logan, also nearby. The Logan Hyperdome is the retail centre, and a major employer, for the area and is located

Some Information is sourced from: REIQ

Local Government Authority: Logan City

One of the oldest suburbs in the Logan City area, Slacks Creek is home to a diverse mix of families from Australia and overseas.

Slacks Creek is a small suburb that runs next to the Pacific Motorway. The area has a number of parks and is an ideal spot to find your first home.

Newer homes are available close to the highway, while a number of cul de sacs are home to well-designed, good quality properties on decent sized blocks. Some of the older properties are brick and tile, hardiplank or weatherboard and thus are ripe for renovation.

The area is home to a commercial and light industrial precinct which, coupled with neighbouring Logan, may have employment opportunities for residents of the area.

There is two primary and one second school in the area with the Logan Central Plaza and the Logan City Centre being the best spots for shopping and groceries.

Slacks Creek also has plenty of parkland with a plethora of recreational parks and sporting clubs available.

Information is sourced from: REIQ

‘Click here’ for Australian Bureau of Statistics Census data on Slacks Creek

Local Government Authority: Logan City

With easy access from the Pacific Highway, Springwood is approximately 20km south of Brisbane's CBD.

Home buyers can choose from an array of housing including newer architecturally designed homes and older style brick-and-tile dwellings. The predominant housing style in the suburb is late-twentieth century brick veneer as well as chamferboard.

Springwood has been developing since the late 1960s and has a range of retail and community facilities including Springwood High School, John Paul College, Springwood Mall and the Arndale Shopping Centre. In addition the suburb is home to various home centres including IKEA and Freedom Furniture, which ensure Saturday mornings are a hive of activity.

The suburb has also benefited from the completion of the South-East Busway project. With no local rail station, the Busway is an excellent public transport system providing residents with easy access to Brisbane.

Information is sourced from: REIQ

Tanah Merah is so conveniently located to both the Pacific Highway M1, as well as the Logan Motorway Toll Roads. If you are searching for central living, you’ve found it!

Tanah Merah is mainly residential living. Tanah Merah houses vary from large established homes on huge blocks ( acre +) to the smaller more easily maintainable family homes in various estates.

Some parts of Tanah Merah enjoy gorgeous views from elevated hilly positions. There are many family parks and playgrounds for children to play in and adults to join in the fun! Tanah Merah has Primary schooling - Prep to 7.

Local Government Authority: Logan City

The small Logan Shire suburb of Tanah Merah is located just off the Pacific Motorway and is characterised by homes on larger than average blocks with established trees. Some have views of the Logan River.

A mixture of young and older people live in Tanah Merah. Older residents are attracted to the area's picturesque setting, while younger families are settling in the suburb because of its affordability.

Tanah Merah, being located close to the Pacific and Logan motorways, is well positioned to access major infrastructure in the Logan area. The Logan Hyperdome is nearby, as are a number of public and private schools including John Paul College and Griffith University's Logan Campus.

While most people work outside the area, the Logan Hyperdome and other retail areas also provide employment for residents living in the area. Most residents head to the Hyperdome for their shopping needs however there are some small shops a bit closer to home.

Tanah Merah has a number of parks, while the Hyperdome area also provides plenty of activities for nearby residents.

Some information is sourced from: REIQ