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5 RIVERS EDGE, HAMILTON Rivers Edge presents a vivid illustration of Brisbane s glorious riverside, delivering stunning panoramic views of the sparkling River and City skyline from its enviable position on the City edge of Hamilton. Resting against a backdrop of distinctive hilltops and iconic heritage homes, Rivers Edge is the latest residential opportunity from distinguished local developer Vecchio Property Group. 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 5.

6 HAMILTON Premier Address Perennially seen as Brisbane s most prestigious and desirable suburb, Hamilton s attractive river position, expansive views, and distinctive natural topography carry universal appeal. Hamilton was first settled by Europeans in the mid 1800s, with the nearby wharf serving as one of Brisbane s main ports for half a century. Many of the State s most cherished heritage homes occupy striking hilltops or sit along characterful streetscapes of modern mansions, traditional Queenslanders, Victorian-style homes, and new apartment buildings. 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 6.

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8 NORTHSHORE HAMILTON NEW FARM PARK Botanical Gardens Br IN A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES RIVERS EDGE STANDS ALONE 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 8. ENTERTAINMENT PRECINCT

9 Newstead isbane CBD CHINATOWN Casino SUNCORP STADIUM QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ROYAL BRISBANE HOSPITAL Sports FIELDS 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 9.

10 ROYAL BRISBANE HOSPITALS VICTORIA PARK GOLF COURSE QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS SUNCORP STADIUM BRISBANE DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS BRISBANE CBD FINANCIAL PRECINCT CASINO CONVENTION CENTRES CULTURAL PRECINCT SOUTHBANK PARKLANDS QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 10.

11 MATER HOSPITALS GABBA STADIUM UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ST LUCIA RIVERS EDGE HAMILTON INNER CITY BRISBANE 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 11.

12 Sand Racecourse Rd Portside Wharf 2 km / 3 minutes ICB Bowen Bridge Rd Lutwyche Rd Abbotsford Rd Abbotsford Rd ICB Wickham St Breakfast Creek Rd NEWSTEAD ASCOT HAMILTON Hunt St Kingsford Smith Dr BULIMBA Racecourse Road 2 km / 3 minutes Eagle Farm 4.5 km / 7 minutes Gasworks 2 km / 3 minutes Brett s Wharf Ferry Terminal 2 km / 4 minutes Fortitude Valley 3 km / 5 minutes Brisbane CBD 4 km / 7 minutes Australia Trade Coast 10 km / 14 minutes Inner City Bypass 500 metres / 1 minute Albion Train Station 2.5 km / 5 minutes Countess St Grey St Roma St Gregory Tce Ann St Turbot St Brunswick St Clem Jones Tunnel Story Bridge 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 12. NEW FARM Main St QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY - Kelvin Grove Campus 5 kms / 6 minutes QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY - Gardens Point Campus 6 kms / 10 minutes The University of Queensland 11 kms / 15 minutes South Bank 6 kms / 8 minutes BRISBANE CBD

13 LUXURY & STYLE INSEPARABLE 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 13.

14 LIFE AT THE RIVERS EDGE The one, two and three bedroom offering is presented in a classic warm palette, with external surfaces of concrete and timber complementing a park-lined river-front. Spacious interiors are refined by stone bench tops, chrome fittings, and European appliances, while living zones and bedrooms open to huge full-length balconies receiving abundant natural light and refreshing river breezes. All the amenities of a luxury resort are available with residents rooftop facilities including a swimming pool with discrete change rooms, BBQ area, and abundant open space to take in the River and City. 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 14.

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19 SHARPENING THE EDGE ON LUXURY 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 19.

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21 ESSENTIAL LUXURY European appliances and stone bench tops Luxury fixtures and fittings Expansive views from all bedrooms Full-length entertainer-size balconies with multiple access points Master bed with walk-in robes and private balcony access Roof top space featuring a swimming pool and BBQ area Security car spaces 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 21.

22 WHY INVEST IN HAMILTON? Barely 5 kilometres from the Brisbane CBD, Hamilton delivers on all the principles of good investment. 22.

23 WHY INVEST IN HAMILTON? People are drawn to the suburb Driven by its enviable position and river orientation, Hamilton s reputation as Brisbane s premier suburb is enhanced by its quick CBD access, and proximity to exciting new lifestyle precincts. Infrastructure & Investment The tightly-held riverside location grants access to Brisbane s commuter CityCat ferries, cruise ship terminals and the flagship RiverWalk pedestrian and cycle network, and is one of the principle beneficiaries of infrastructure spending by the State Government. All of Brisbane s major arterials are immediately accessible through the City s expanding network of multibillion dollar tunnels, and two of the State s principle economic drivers, the major employment hubs of the Brisbane CBD and Australia Trade Coast region, are minutes away. Lifestyle Destinations Further increasing demand are the dynamic new riverside precincts of Newstead Riverpark and Northshore Hamilton, huge urban renewal projects that have rejuvenated valuable tracts of riverside land around the edges of Hamilton. The billion dollar-plus endeavours are promising to be the ultimate new lifestyle destinations for Brisbane as it emerges as a truly world-class city. 23.

24 AN INFINITE HORIZON. A WORLD OF POTENTIAL. Hamilton is well placed to capture the huge capital growth potential of one of Australia s best-performing Capital Cities. Median unit values in Hamilton compare favorably with similarly positioned suburbs in a 5km radius of Melbourne and Sydney. 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 24.

25 CURRENT MEDIAN UNIT PRICES 1M 500K BRISBANE UNIT PRICE: $505,000 UNIT PRICE: $555,000 UNIT PRICE: $750,000 UNIT PRICE: $903,000 UNIT PRICE: $753,000 Hamilton Richmond Toorak Double Bay Mosman BRISBANE MELBOURNE SYDNEY MELBOURNE SYDNEY Reference: (adapted from) Australian property price indexes, RP Data 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 25.

26 WHY INVEST IN QUEENSLAND? BRISBANE SYDNEY MELBOURNE THe sunshine State offers vast open skies and unmatched outdoor living. Its stunning coastlines feature some of the world s Iconic natural wonders. QUEENSLAND SUNSHINE COAST BRISBANE GOLD COAST 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 26.

27 QUEENSLAND Queensland is driven by a high-performance economy that has consistently outpaced national growth averages. The State is a standout performer ECONOMY POPULATION GROWTH EMPLOYMENT in key indicators including economic growth, job creation, and population growth. Queensland s 3.6% Gross State Product growth exceeded the national GDP rate of 2.6% in Queensland s 11% population growth (June 2007 to June 2012) outperformed the national average over the same period, and was the second highest recorded for any State. Queensland recorded the largest increases in seasonally adjusted employment of any state in the year to February 2014, with employment growing by 30,700 jobs. Sources ABS Australian National Accounts: State Accounts, ABS Regional Population Growth, Australia,

28 WHY INVEST IN BRISBANE? Brisbane is Australia s third largest City and Queensland s capital. The City s sun-drenched riverside environment gives residents and visitors the ultimate taste of subtropical South-east Queensland. 28.

29 BRISBANE Brisbane is one of the country s major business hubs, with huge resource sector investments and a thriving services industry positioning the City for significant growth over the next two decades. The State s strong economic outlook will continue to drive a buoyant real estate market, with suburbs close to major centres of employment well placed to benefit. ECONOMY POPULATION GROWTH EMPLOYMENT PROPERTY MARKET The Brisbane metropolitan area contributes about 46% of the Queensland economy, generating 9% of Australia s Gross Domestic Product. Current Government projections estimate a 40% enhancement of Brisbane s economic output from 2011 to Brisbane outpaced the population growth of Australia s capital cities from 2007 to 2012, with Greater Brisbane growing at 12%. Metropolitan Brisbane is expected to grow by an additional 820,000 residents to Employment in Greater Brisbane is forecast to grow to 1,532,200 in 2031 from 1,066,900. Brisbane has experienced a 12.6% increase in house sales and an 18% increase in apartment sales over Sources Australian Bureau of Statistics Regional Population Growth, Australia, 2012 Brisbane City Council, Queensland Government Brisbane Long Term Infrastructure Plan Brisbane Economic Development Plan

30 INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT Kingsford Smith Drive Kingsford Smith Drive is a major riverside arterial and a link between the Brisbane CBD and the Brisbane Airport. The new $4.8 billion Airport Link tunnel provides residents with an alternative route to the airport, reducing riverside congestion along Kingsford Smith. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT Extensive upgrades of Kingsford Smith are planned, and promise to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow. Pedestrian and cyclist access will also be greatly improved with the addition of dedicated lanes and links to Brisbane s RiverWalk. Brisbane City Council s River Edge Strategy The strategy outlines Council s commitment to an exciting vision for the innercity reaches of the Brisbane river. It includes plans to extend the RiverWalk pedestrian and cycle network through Hamilton with new pathways following Kingsford Smith Drive towards Northshore Hamilton. The extension significantly extends the network and provides pedestrians and cyclists the means to explore the City and river all the way to the inner-western suburbs. Popular destinations like New Farm village, Oxford Street Bulimba, and Boundary Street West End are within arms reach. Reference: Brisbane City Council, Rivers Edge Strategy, 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 30.

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32 Source: Brisbane City Council, Rivers Edge Strategy, 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 32.

33 PORTSIDE WHARF Brisbane Cruise Ship Terminal Opened in 2006, the state-of-the-art terminal facility enables an easy cruise to popular East Coast destinations like Sydney and the Whitsunday Islands. The versatile port accommodates large ships and luxury liners of up to 270 metres in length. Reference: Portside Wharf, 8 HUNT 8 HUNT ST, ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 33.

34 EDUCATION Some of Australia s best universities at your doorstep 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 34.

35 EDUCATION Queensland University of Queensland Kelvin Grove Campus.. 5 km Queensland University of Queensland Gardens Point Campus.. 8 km QUT Gardens Point Campus Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is one of Australia s top 10 Universities, catering to approximately 35,000 students. The Gardens Point campus sits on the edge of the Brisbane CBD and is bordered by abundant green parklands and the Brisbane River, while the Kelvin Grove campus lies in the heart of the bustling Kelvin Grove Urban Village precinct. University of Queensland The University of Queensland 11 kms The CityCat ferry service connects the City s dynamic inner suburbs and provides easy access to the University of Queensland. Recognised as one of the world s top 100 universities according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities, the University of Queensland is the State s oldest and largest University with a student body of over 45,000. Griffith Conservatorium Griffith University South Bank Campus 6 kms Occupying a beautiful stretch of Brisbane waterfront, South Bank is the City s cultural centre. Sitting on the southern bank of the Brisbane River are Griffith University, South Bank Institute of Technology (one of Queensland s largest TAFE providers), and the Queensland Conservatorium. South Bank is also home to many of Brisbane s important cultural landmarks including The State Library of Queensland, Queensland Museum & Sciencentre, Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 35. and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre.

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37 NEWSTEAD RIVERPARK & GASWORKS Newstead Riverpark is one of Brisbane s most anticipated urban renewal projects and is located only a few kilometres from central Brisbane. Gasworks, a mixed-use development combining premium residential and commercial space with boutique retail and dining, sits at the heart of the thriving Riverpark community. Part of the $1.1 billion Gasworks development, the new Gasworks Plaza offers an exciting blend of specialty shops, food markets, restaurants, and cafes that unfold around a huge public plaza. At its centre lies the spectacular heritage-listed outer frame of the original Gasometer. An abundance of green civic space, and connections with riverside access points including the city s extensive cycle networks and ferry terminals, make Gasworks Brisbane s new inner-city destination. PORTSIDE WHARF Portside Wharf is a world-class international cruise terminal and popular wining and dining precinct on the Hamilton waterfront. The Wharf offers an eclectic mix of riverfront shopping and dining, and features a cinema complex, public plaza, a diverse mix of bars, cafe s and restaurants, and Brisbane s much-loved Eat Street Markets. A steady stream of locals and tourists arrive via CityCat or cruise ship and infuse the wharf with a lively, vibrant atmosphere. 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 37.

38 RACECOURSE ROAD A popular tree-lined boulevard that flows through the heart of Hamilton, Racecourse Road connects the Eagle Farm Race Track to the Brisbane riverfront. Racecourse Road is the central hub of Hamilton, with alfresco restaurants, bars, and niche boutiques sitting amongst a huge selection of service providers from banks to hairdressers. The Road is home to food and wine festivals and community events that attract the whole city, such as the popular Winter Lights Festival. EAGLE FARM FARMERS MARKETS One of Brisbane s most loved markets, Eagle Farm Market in Ascot offers entertainment and activities for the whole family, and features around 100 stalls from house and garden, fashion, and arts and crafts, to fresh food and health. The market is renowned for its seasonal fresh produce, seafood range, meat selections, and baked goods. Reference: Gasworks, Portside Wharf, Eagle Farm Markets, 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 38.

39 EMPLOYMENT HUBS BRISBANE CBD AUSTRALIA TRADE COAST Between 2011 and 2031 the Brisbane CBD and neighbouring South Brisbane are expected to be the two major employment growth areas in Brisbane, with both areas accommodating combined employment growth of over 60,000. Projections identify the greater CBD (including areas of West End and Fortitude Valley) as South-East Queensland s major employment and knowledge hub, with the area expected to account for 380,000 jobs by Hamilton is 5 minutes from the Brisbane CBD. Reference: Brisbane City Council, Long Term Infrastructure Plan A huge trade and industry region, Australia Trade Coast encompasses Domestic and International Airports, the Port of Brisbane, and a host of other businesses. Increased investment is driving the expansion, including Brisbane Airport Corporation s multibilliondollar upgrade plans. The Trade Coast workforce is projected to grow to over 100,000 by 2026, creating the State s second largest employer by area. Hamilton is 10 minutes away from the Brisbane Airport and Trade Coast precinct. Reference: Australia Trade Coast, 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 39.

40 CONNECTIONS By water or land, Hamilton is close to all major arterials and connected with Brisbane s public transport networks. Few suburbs have benefited more from Brisbane s multibillion-dollar road and public transport infrastructure projects. CityCat ferry terminals are located along the Brisbane River between St Lucia and Hamilton, and provide an exciting way to experience the city. The suburb is served by two terminals at Brett s Wharf and Northshore Hamilton, enabling direct water access to New Farm, West End, South Bank and the Brisbane CBD. Two Citytrain Stations at Ascot and Doomben complement bus services that run down Racecourse Road. Breakfast Creek Road provides a direct line into the heart of the Brisbane CBD, and the nearby Inner-City Bypass offers access to Brisbane s huge TransApex project, a linked series of tunnels and motorways that connect all sides of the city and provide express access to the Brisbane Airport and Trade Coast precinct. 8 HUNT ST, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. 40.

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42 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: RIVERSEDGEHAMILTON.COM.AU Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this document, it is for guidance only. This developer and its agents make no warranty or representation as the accuracy, reliability, currency, or completeness of the information herein contained. Illustrations, diagrams and the photographs are for presentation purpose only. Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy, reliability, currency, or completeness of each description or reference. All information herein is subject to change without notice.