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Brisbane Street is a quiet street lined with trees. It is situated within reach of everything: Dutton Park Train Station; PA Hospital; Green Bridge plus Buranda Plaza just to name a few. Located on the Woolloongabba side of the suburb, Brisbane Street is located less than four kilometres to the CBD

Wolseley Street is in the centre of everything, one half is zoned high density mixed use while the other as high density residential as part of the Eastern Corridor Renewal Strategy. Wolseley Street is ideally located in close reach of Buranda Plaza, The Princess Alexandra Hospital and Buranda Station, located less than four kilometres to the CBD.

Woollongabba, known for its iconic cricket ground "The Gabba", is located only a kilometre from the CBD. At a closer look, the suburb holds a primary school, a hospital and two train stations, four bus stations and great shopping facilities with easy access to the Clem 7. Undergoing rapid gentrification, Woolloongabba is a great place to invest or reside with the Buranda locality given a new life as part of the Eastern Corridor Renewal Strategy.

Initially develeped by Delfin, and now by Lend Lease Springfield Lakes is perched up high with three lakes: Spring Lake; Regatta Lake and Discovery Lake. Benefiting from over two dozen parks, state schools, two shopping villages, easy access to Centenary Highway, train stations, Brookwater Golf Course, private schools and over thirteen villages to choose from, Springfield Lakes is the perfect choice.

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Education City Drive, is home to the University of Southern Queensland, Bremer Institue of Tafe and a Childcare. It is close to Robelle Domain Parklands, Orion, Springfield Central State School, Springfield Central State High School, Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School, St Peters Lutheran College the future Health City, hospital and fields. With easy access to Centenary Highway and Springfield Central Train Station, Education City Drive will be the hub of Education in the Greater Springfield Development.

Springfield Lakes Boulevard has two shopping complexes, Sales and information Centre, Spring Lake Park, Spring Lake Community Centre, Springfield Lakes State School, serviced by bus routes, The Lakes Oval, Promenade Walk, Regatta Lake, Discovery Park and Discovery Lake.

Springfield Central is be the smart new future City in the Greater Springfield Develepment. Now still developing, the Springfield Land Coorperation is doing a great job. Springfield Central boasts easy access to Orion Springfield Town Centre, Robelle Domain Parklands, Springfield Central Train Station, Centenary Highway as well as being in close proximity to the lakes and golf course.
Residents are spoilt for choice when it comes to education with the Springfield Central State School, Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School, Bremer Institute of Tafe, The University of Southern Queensland, St Peters Lutheran College and a kindergaten all located in the one suburb.

Welcome to Camira a quiet suburb in the city of Ipswich. Camira has nine parks including a sporting fields, complete with gazebos and picnic facilities. With its very own primary school, Scouts, local specialty stores plus a Caltex, Camira retains its bushland feel, surrounded by bush. If you look closely, Camira certainly ticks all the boxes of a great suburb

In a quiet, secluded location lies Melinda Street. Camira State School is just around the corner whilst Jim Seymour Park and Camira Scouts is located towards the end of Melinda Street. Jim Seymour Park offers two playgrounds, an oval and basketball hoop surrounded by the peaceful Sandy Creek. There are also footpaths in the park which lead to Camira State School/Carole Park and the Cochrane/Czarnecki Street area. Hoons are occasionally present and power lines run along the strip of land north of the street. Melinda street boasts a family friendly atmosphere, making it the ideal place to live a quiet, healthy lifestyle.