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Food and petrol outlet Fresh Trading Co will open in Yeppoon on May 13.
Bunnings Warehouse opened its doors at the Homemaker Centre last week and is the largest project for Yeppoon Road’s new retail centre, spanning nearly 9000 sqm.
Queensland builder De Luca Corporation built the Bunnings Warehouse in seven months, and Procon Developments built the Fresh Trading Co Service Station in five and a half.
Construction of both projects were said to involve about 400 jobs.
Property developer Gibb Group senior development manager Angus Holloway said he was pleased to see the first phase of the Homemaker Centre come to life.
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Subscriber only The red and yellow sign of Hungry Jack s will soon be visible at the Capricorn Coast Homemaker Centre in Yeppoon as Lanskey Constructions kicks off a whopper build of both the burger franchise and a Gus Coffee venue. Construction at 2 Homemaker Drive is set to be completed by September 2021 and both business will open before Christmas. Lanskey Constructions went up against three tenderers to secure the deal, which will involve at least 100 workers during the construction phase. So far, half of all subcontractors engaged are local. Australian property developers Gibb Group was thrilled to see its $35-million-dollar, 10,626sqm centre development reaching its later stages.