Aged care facility coming soon Publicly-listed aged care and retirement provider, Japara Healthcare, has announced plans to develop a $30 million aged care development in Gold Coast City, after securing a 4,719sqm site from Robina [...]
The Gold Coast economy has received a $1.2billion boost from foreign visitor spending in the last year with the number of visitors cracking the one million mark. 1,034,000 holiday makers have visited the Gold Coast [...]
Melbourne based Australian Unity Group will shortly commence development on a $20.5 million Private Hospital facility on a recently acquired site opposite Robina Hospital on Bayberry Lane, Robina. Development will occur over three stages, with [...]
CityPods in CBDRobina is proud to be a major sponsor of the 2015 Gold Coast Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awards. This year’s awards, which showcase the city's top young business leaders aged 40 and [...]
Data from the past 12 months shows Gold Coast City apartments in suburbs such as Robina and Varsity Lakes, have proven much more popular with buyers than the traditional, million dollar bracket, ocean view apartments [...]
Gold Coast City is transforming. The construction phase for infrastructure has begun this year ahead of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games and according to Rosanne Barrett’s 14 March article in The Australian, this phase [...]
Business leaders from across Queensland and beyond met on Friday at Robina’s Bond University for the first 2015 installment of the Business Leaders Forum presented by the Bond University Faculty of Business. Bond’s Business Leaders Forums [...]
More young professionals and empty nesters are making the move to Robina, drawn by its mix of lifestyle amenity and established road, rail, retail, health and education infrastructure, according to a report released this month. [...]
As the geographical heart of Gold Coast City, CBDRobina continues to attract a dynamic range of health and human services. Continuing to grow as a vibrant and diverse health hub, Robina is home to a range of health services, including Robina Hospital, Queensland Health Precinct and Bond University’s $2.7 million research and teaching facility.
Leading demographer Bernard Salt has intrigued, engaged and inspired the Gold Coast City community, rolling out an ambitious, insightful plan for the future vision of our unique beachside city at a sold-out TSS breakfast last week. According to Bernard Salt, the core and constant value Gold Coast City has been growth and will continue to be over the next 35 years. Australia’s 6th largest city, the Gold Coast has grown from a collection of small villages in 1954 to a diverse urban hub of more than 600,000 people today.
