Property prices in Australia are set to surpass peak levels over 2020 as the robust turnaround across the nation’s biggest markets continues to gather pace.

Brisbane Lions have shared the final renders for their new training and administration facility being built at Springfield Central. The renders come as the project, known as The Reserve, prepares to move into the construction phase.

Maha Sinnathamby’s Springfield City Group has appointed Moelis Australia to lead the global search for a development partner for its $88 billion Springfield masterplan, west of Brisbane.

The federal government has announced it will put billions of dollars towards significant projects across the country, accelerating major infrastructure investments in a bid to stimulate the nation’s economy.

Prime minister Scott Morrison announced he would bring forward infrastructure investment announcing $3.8 billion in funding over the next four years.

Landcorp NSW has confirmed that it has recently exchanged contracts with Woolworths for a site on Sparks Rd in the Hilltop Park residential development at Warnervale.

An unprecedented $2 billion is being poured into new runways and airports across southeast Queensland in a job-producing boom that aims to tap into the growing world demand for Queensland tourism and produce.

Brisbane Airport has spent $1.3 billion on a new, parallel runway that will make it the most reliable gateway to the east coast of Australia.

Lush, green fields and netball courts await thousands of Ipswich sportspeople – both players and supporters – with the opening of the $56 million Springfield Central Sporting Complex.

QUEENSLAND is on the cusp of a housing boom fuelled by Sydney and Melbourne’s property woes, with a leading analyst predicting interstate migration to hit a record high by next year — putting upward pressure on home prices.

Ipswich City Council has paved the way for Brisbane Lions to build a boutique football stadium at Springfield Central.

It gives the Lions the green light to start construction on the $70 million facility, which was secured with the financial support of council, the Federal and State Governments, Springfield City Group and the AFL.

Bethany Christian Care wants to build 200 independent retirement living units and a 100-bed aged care facility on a 14.47 acre site at Redbank Plains.