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Major redesign proposed for holiday park on Sunshine Coast

03.06.2026 17:59 1 min 1 source РУС
Sunshine Coast News ENG
Major redesign proposed for holiday park on Sunshine Coast
Original source: Sunshine Coast News

A revised redevelopment plan for the former Golden Beach Holiday Park, closed in February 2026, has been submitted to Sunshine Coast Council. The proposal replaces an earlier single-tower concept with four residential buildings up to 18 meters (six stories) containing 220 two- and three-bedroom apartments. The plan would remove 55 campsites, which the applicant argues represents 2.7% of coastal tourist park supply in the region, with negligible impact. The project includes 20% of apartments (about 36) at below-market rent for 10 years and 25% (about 55) at 25% below market rent for 25 years. Public submissions close on June 9.

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Major redesign proposed for holiday park on Sunshine Coast

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