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A $70 million project opposite a popular Coast beach has had 30 per cent of its stock snapped up by Melbourne and Sydney residents looking for a permanent sea change.
A wave of new residents during the past six months has increased property demand, with Coast firm Cube Developments close to selling out three of its apartment projects.
Beach Life, a $70 million new apartment building near Alexandra Headland Beach, has had 30 per cent of its stock snapped up by interstate buyers.
Apartments at two other projects, Allura Coolum and One Prosperity have all sold. Cube Developments director Scott Juniper said purchasers from other states have flocked to Queensland off the back of statewide lockdowns. Picture: Supplied.
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Firefighters and paramedics are responding to a single vehicle crash along the Sunshine Motorway near Bli Bli.
A Queensland Ambulance spokesman said one occupant was in the car at the time of the crash.
The spokesman said the car had minor damage and the patient was not taken to hospital.
A Queensland Fire and Rescue spokeswoman said firefighters were on the scene of the crash which happened in the northbound lanes. car crashes
“Even I was a customer.”
The Bli Bli store opened on December 6.
Mr Singh said they served about 200 customers on their first day and close to 1500 in their first 10 days. Taco Boy Noosa Heads and Bli Bli owner Nitesh Singh and his family Naman, Nishtha and Mrinalini. Picture: Patrick Woods.
The most popular items on the menu? Burritos and nachos.
“We sell probably 90 burritos a day. We love making them,” he said.
When asked what the secret to making the perfect burrito was, Mr Singh said “it’s a secret”.
Taco Boy Bli Bli is located at the River Market at 320 David Low Way.
We also have the hyper bumper cars, they re pretty funky, Ms Caesar said. The rush coaster is great, you are literally pushed off a platform and flown around the room, kids are loving that and a lot of us adults have tried it too. There s also a virtual reality machine. Irene Lahab and her son Joseph Makiri, 4, enjoy the new Rush Adventureland at Sunshine Plaza. Ms Caesar said the venue also included sensory rooms built specifically for children with autism and special needs. Any kids that are living with autism or any other special needs can come and play in a quieter more inclusive place, she said.
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