These sites offer complementary development potential across tourism, recreation, entertainment, and community-focused uses within one of South East Queensland’s fastest-growing regions.
The Loganholme Tourism Precinct (4144-4166 Pacific Highway, Loganholme Queensland, 4129) boasts direct M1 motorway exposure and Logan River frontage, with flexible zoning that supports a wide range of tourism, leisure, and commercial uses, positioning it as a future destination hub between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The site comprises a significant landholding of ~31 hectares equivalent to ~77 acres enjoying direct Logan River frontage.
Key highlights for Loganholme Tourism Precinct
- Specialised Tourism zoning supporting a broad range of commercial uses
- Strategic location on the primary highway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast
- River frontage suitable for recreation, activation, and tourism experiences
- Large land area enabling a range of development scales and concepts
- High visibility and accessibility for local, regional, and interstate visitors
Cronulla Court (39 Cronulla Court, Slacks Creek Queensland, 4127), located at a major urban intersection in Slacks Creek, provides a highly visible infill opportunity suited to innovative, community-led activation, supported by strong local demographics and proximity to established activity centres. The site comprises a significant landholding of 8ha (20acres)* site on the corner of Compton and Kingston Roads, Slacks Creek.
Key highlights for Cronulla Court
- Demographic momentum — Fast-growing, young and diverse region with a mix of young families, youth and young workers
- Youth demand profile — High demand for recreation, sport, entertainment, adventure activities, social spaces, and night time economy offerings
- Surrounding activity clusters — Springwood, Underwood, Compton Road, Kingston Road and Moss Street create a ready-made customer base
- Environmental constraints — Former landfill status can be reframed as an opportunity for elevated, lightweight, or adaptive design solutions
- Partnership potential — Co-location with PCYC opens doors for shared facilities, youth programming, or complementary uses
- Market gaps — Logan lacks certain destination-scale recreation, entertainment, and lifestyle offerings — a clear opportunity for proponents
Offered via a flexible Expression of Interest process, proponents can explore a range of commercial structures, including joint ventures, long-term leases, staged development, or acquisition, to deliver integrated, future-focused outcomes that drive economic growth, community benefit, and destination appeal for the City of Logan. Importantly, parties may express interest in either individual site or both collectively, allowing proponents to align opportunities with their specific investment strategy and expertise.
Expressions of Interest Closing Friday 16 October 2026 at 4pm.
These sites offer complementary development potential across tourism, recreation, entertainment, and community-focused uses within one of South East Queensland’s fastest-growing regions.
The Loganholme Tourism Precinct (4144-4166 Pacific Highway, Loganholme Queensland, 4129) boasts direct M1 motorway exposure and Logan River frontage, with flexible zoning that supports a wide range of tourism, leisure, and commercial uses, positioning it as a future destination hub between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The site comprises a significant landholding of ~31 hectares equivalent to ~77 acres enjoying direct Logan River frontage.
Key highlights for Loganholme Tourism Precinct
- Specialised Tourism zoning supporting a broad range of commercial uses
- Strategic location on the primary highway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast
- River frontage suitable for recreation, activation, and tourism experiences
- Large land area enabling a range of development scales and concepts
- High visibility and accessibility for local, regional, and interstate visitors
Cronulla Court (39 Cronulla Court, Slacks Creek Queensland, 4127), located at a major urban intersection in Slacks Creek, provides a highly visible infill opportunity suited to innovative, community-led activation, supported by strong local demographics and proximity to established activity centres. The site comprises a significant landholding of 8ha (20acres)* site on the corner of Compton and Kingston Roads, Slacks Creek.
Key highlights for Cronulla Court
- Demographic momentum — Fast-growing, young and diverse region with a mix of young families, youth and young workers
- Youth demand profile — High demand for recreation, sport, entertainment, adventure activities, social spaces, and night time economy offerings
- Surrounding activity clusters — Springwood, Underwood, Compton Road, Kingston Road and Moss Street create a ready-made customer base
- Environmental constraints — Former landfill status can be reframed as an opportunity for elevated, lightweight, or adaptive design solutions
- Partnership potential — Co-location with PCYC opens doors for shared facilities, youth programming, or complementary uses
- Market gaps — Logan lacks certain destination-scale recreation, entertainment, and lifestyle offerings — a clear opportunity for proponents
Offered via a flexible Expression of Interest process, proponents can explore a range of commercial structures, including joint ventures, long-term leases, staged development, or acquisition, to deliver integrated, future-focused outcomes that drive economic growth, community benefit, and destination appeal for the City of Logan. Importantly, parties may express interest in either individual site or both collectively, allowing proponents to align opportunities with their specific investment strategy and expertise.
Expressions of Interest Closing Friday 16 October 2026 at 4pm.
Logan Tourism Precinct and Cronulla Court
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