A development application has been lodged for Residential Subdivision & Parkland Designed by Wolter Consulting Group the proposal seeks to reconfigure a large irregular-shaped 5.578 hectare lot into 69 residential lots The new allotments have been arranged to follow the existing grid pattern and seeks to provide lots ranging from 400 to 708 sqm The proposal connects to the existing residential allotments and well connected local road network The proposal includes the removal of the existing structures over the maintained paddocks to facilitate the subdivision The drain reserve to the east of the site along the Southern Cross Way (motorway) adjoining the site will connect with surrounding drainage corridors leading to the Kedron Brook We encourage you to like the Your Neighbourhood Facebook page to be updated on other projects or developments News articles are presented in an unbiased manner from information publicly accessible that includes referenced links for the reader to obtain any further information The facts of the proposed government projects school upgrades and development applications are based on the available information at the time of the published date with information sourced directly from company websites media releases and development application material We reference all our information at the end of the articles and promote the creators with website backlinks Contact us: mail@yourneighbourhood.com.au has acquired an Ipswich shopping centre and three adjoining residential properties from the family of late real estate agent and developer the highest profile component of which is the Raceview Shopping Centre A revitalisation is planned – possibly with new product Blue Commercial’s Gary O’Shea and Herman Hunt closed an expressions of interest campaign last month Raceview is a growth corridor suburb about 40 kilometres south west of Brisbane’s CBD Offered for the first time since it was developed in 1973 the Raceview Shopping Centre contains 21 retail tenancies Australia Post is the highest profile occupier The three residential properties contain a total 16 units said during a prior marketing campaign he paid a price equating to 24 cents a sqm for the land which immediately made way for the centre The latest sale values each sqm at $742 (story continues below) Mr Glode won permission to replace the residential component with 31 townhouses The Raceview deals come a year since Unison outlaid $5.6m for a 9200 sqm site on the Gold Coast’s Hope Island Permit ready for a seven storey apartment tower the group will instead build 42 townhouses around a communal pool fire pit and alfresco dining space – a project dubbed Santa Monica Residences Mr Van Lieshout’s portfolio also includes the former Federal Boot factory in Newstead In 2021, again in Brisbane, the executive expanded a McGregor large format retail investment with 1.1ha costing $17.5m the [Raceview] property is ideal for Unison Projects to explore options to amalgamate all four sites for a large-scale redevelopment or conduct a comprehensive refurbishment that capitalises on its position as Raceview’s main provider of essential services,” Mr O’Shea said “Currently experiencing the highest rate of growth of any south east council in Queensland Ipswich’s population is projected to double over the next two decades positioning Raceview Shopping Centre to benefit from several transformative infrastructure projects,” he added Subscribe to our newsletter at the bottom of this page A former property analyst and print journalist Marc is the publisher of realestatesource.com.au Forgot your password? You will receive mail with link to set new password Back to login While suburbs like Redbank Plains topped Queensland’s house sales in 2024 future home buyers looked elsewhere for where they most wanted to move Property tech firm InfoTrack has released their data on the most searched-for suburbs across the state this year according to their property website InfoTrackGO Topping the list was the popular suburb of New Farm which saw the most searches from those going to the website for real estate metrics and advice This suburb was the most researched suburb across all of Queensland InfoTrackGO spokesperson Sandra Falzon said the suburb reached peak interest in March and April and was popular for its heritage houses and architecturally designed offerings “New Farm topped InfoTrackGO’s list for good reason,” she said close to iconic amenities like the River Walk and New Farm Park with excellent schools and a vibrant dining scene Increased investment and development in the area have boosted property availability Suburbs in Brisbane made for nine of the suburbs in the top 10 list which included 13 suburbs due to several tied spots The southwest Brisbane suburb of Chelmer and the Ipswich suburb of Raceview tied for second place Ms Falzon said Chelmer was most well-known for its grand Queenslander homes with Raceview’s popularity lying in the value for its location Chelmer and Raceview tied for second most searched for suburb Affordability and accessibility were top concerns for these users InfoTrack marked accessibility and affordability as the big reason behind these suburbs’ popularity with each suburb representing something a little different “Inner-city areas like New Farm and Palm Beach attract those willing to downsize for a central lifestyle,” Ms Falzon said buyers seeking larger properties are heading to suburbs like North Lakes or Raceview where they can find affordable homes while staying connected to major transport routes.” interest on InfoTrackGO shifted month to month Brisbane City and Teneriffe regularly appearing Ms Falzon said this signalled a growing preference for downsizing into apartments and townhouses buyers are looking further afield to areas like Ipswich and Moreton Bay Other key observations from their property market update reports included a 60 per cent preference for freestanding houses over units from property buyers Many of the most researched suburbs in Queensland were in or around the Brisbane area See below for InfoTrack’s top 13 most-searched properties in Queensland: third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. 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AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) The fields surrounding the new clubhouse are home to the Brothers Ipswich Cricket Club and the Raceview Soccer Club Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the building showed council’s commitment to sports and infrastructure “Council is investing heavily in the city’s future sports and the environment in this financial year,” Mayor Harding said “These facilities are for our community to enjoy and I know the Brothers Ipswich Cricket Club and the Raceview Soccer Club’s players will enjoy using the new clubhouse “This clubhouse isn’t just an investment in physical structures and equipment because we know sport brings so much more to our community building connections and inclusion across our multicultural city and keeps people active and healthy.” Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully said the clubhouse had a 200 person capacity storage facilities and player dugouts to the top fields,” Cr Tully said “These great facilities will help the clubs grow for many years into the future.” Division 3 Councillor Marnie Doyle said works had been constructed with accessibility in mind “There is wheelchair access to bathrooms and all parts of the clubhouse with accessible pathways connecting the clubhouse to Napier Circuit and the Grange Road car park,” Cr Doyle said “Future works also include the connection of a new footpath from Napier Circuit along the lower fields through to the existing facilities on Madden Street.” Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said the clubhouse would help build on the legacy and rich history of the area “The fields at Jim Donald Parklands include the Shane Watson Oval the grounds where Shane spent many hours developing the skills that helped him become one of the city’s sporting legends,” Cr Fechner said “Council remains committed to developing infrastructure in Division 3 that will inspire future generations of players.” The new clubhouse has amenities for women and men State Member for Ipswich Jennifer Howard said soccer was experiencing strong growth in recent years and simple things like providing change rooms can really help with the retention of young female players “The Raceview Soccer Club has been a part of our community for 50 years and I’m very happy to see that the new clubhouse is open and operating after years of strong advocacy to provide better facilities for players,” said Ms Howard “As a result of this advocacy by myself and the club the Queensland Government committed $900,000 in 2020 to build the new multi-purpose clubhouse and that investment means that players now have change rooms and space for the club and other community organisations to host meetings and events “You never know – one or several of them may go on to become Matildas one day!” Brothers Ipswich Cricket Club President Leo Conway said the new clubhouse had been well received by the players and families “The new clubhouse at Jim Donald sports fields are a fabulous addition to the sporting facilities in the Ipswich region in combination with the great playing fields there,” Mr Conway said “Particularly for our club and Raceview Soccer It provides a great facility for any sporting club or team that has access to the clubhouse “We’re experiencing a renewed interest in cricket and this facility will help to drive this growth into the future It will help us develop the next generation of Australian cricketers.” with $2.09 million from Ipswich City Council and $900,000 from the Queensland Government as a 2020 election commitment that the Department of Tourism Innovation and Sport is assisting to deliver >> First stage of council’s largest ever road upgrade complete >> Real Christmas trees making a real difference >> Ipswich Sports Awards honour city’s top sportspeople Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Held at the historically rich Raceview Mill in Broughshane (BT42 4FA) this family-friendly event promises a captivating display of yesteryear’s machinery and vehicles Nestled near the iconic Slemish Mountain—where St Patrick is said to have first resided in Ireland—Raceview Mill offers a fitting backdrop with its restored water wheel Visitors can expect a vibrant showcase of steam engines the venue tempts with stylish shopping and dining options the event welcomes everyone to join in the festivities Entry is accessible via the main Ballymena to Broughshane road with a minimum donation of £5 for adults requested at the gate (payable to Club Marshals) Children and students enjoy FREE admission and all proceeds will support local Neonatal Units for premature babies—a cause close to the community’s heart Highlights include beautifully presented working and static vintage collections offering a nostalgic glimpse into the past TECU extends heartfelt thanks to the McKeown family for once again providing this unique heritage site for the second annual St Patrick’s celebration as well as to Dessertco for supplying delightful refreshments throughout the day Whether you’re a vintage enthusiast or simply seeking a memorable holiday outing the St Patrick’s Day Vintage Show promises fun Calling All Exhibitors and TradersFor those eager to participate TECU invites vintage enthusiasts to bring their steam engines or trade stands to Raceview Mill on 17 March 2025 This is a chance to join a working display celebrating the machinery of days gone by set against the evocative surroundings of this heritage site - Fees: Drivers of exhibits will be charged £10 upon arrival with accompanying passengers paying £5 each - Insurance: All exhibitors and traders must hold valid and appropriate insurance for the event - Perks: Exhibitors will receive a free meal voucher after registering on the day with additional treats available for purchase Pre-booking isn’t required—just arrive with your exhibit on the day Raceview Mill offers limited overnight accommodation bookable through Karen at +44 28 2586 1062 TECU looks forward to your participation in making this a memorable tribute to St Patrick and a showcase of vintage brilliance WhatsApp: 07311 700 250 Privacy Policy Bethany Lutheran Primary School continues to transform the contemporary learning landscape, consistently identifying opportunities to connect, engage, and inspire. Copyright © 2025 KM Business Information Australia Pty Ltd Voting is compulsory and 47 polling booths will be open across the four divisions which make up the Ipswich local government area Early voting is available until today (15 March with details available on the Electoral Commission Queensland website Bringing your maroon voter information card that was posted in the mail by the Electoral Commission of Queensland will help speed up the voting process many residents of the Ipswich City Council area will also be voting in the State Government by-election for the seat of Ipswich West Electoral Commissioner Pat Vidgen said voters would be voting for a new State Member of Parliament on the same day they vote for their council representatives Division 1 is the largest geographically of the four divisions and amalgamates both rural and urban suburbs The division covers a geographic catchment of 61,148 ha (611 km2) and is oriented in a east-west direction spanning from Grandchester and Mount Mort in the west to Redbank Plains and White Rock in the east The suburbs of Division 1 include Blackstone Division 2 is a mostly urban electorate situated in the eastern end of the City of Ipswich The division is bounded by the Brisbane River in the north Brisbane and Logan City boundaries in the southeast White Rock Spring Mountain Conservation Estate in the south  Redbank Plains Road and Kruger Parade in the west It encompasses the suburbs of Augustine Heights Division 2 wholly includes all suburbs except for Goodna and Redbank with a part of Goodna (west of Stuart Street) contained in Division 3 and an area of Redbank (situated north of Eagle Street and East of Kruger Parade) included in the Division Oasis Church of Christ Bundamba 25 Byrne Street Ipswich East State School 18 Jacaranda Street St Francis Xavier Primary School Hall 6 Church Street Glebe Road Community Kindergarten & Pre-School Division 3 is oriented in a west-east direction with Brisbane Road and the Ipswich train line through its core In the western extent is Leichhardt and One Mile with the northern extent largely bound by the Bremer and Brisbane Rivers The southern boundary follows Bundamba Creek north of Blackstone the Cunningham Highway and Redbank Plains Road The eastern extent is bordered by Goodna Creek Redbank (excluding houses situated east of Kruger Parade) Division 4 amalgamates both rural and urban suburbs and contains areas with significant projected growth The division covers a geographic catchment of 34,225 ha (342 km2) The division is oriented in a west-east direction and includes the suburbs of Amberley Not all voting booths have the same level of disability access. Details on disability access are available here >> Progress on council’s largest ever road upgrade >> From chefs to creatives: Former Jamie’s Kitchen to become Ipswich Art Workshop >> Women waste no time joining Resource Recovery Watch the horses race by from your kitchen table THEY weren’t kidding when they named it Raceview Ave This Hendra property at 73 Raceview Ave has direct views over Doomben Racecourse and racing enthusiasts will have the opportunity to make it theirs at an auction on Saturday Ray White Ascot agent Kate Francis said the views could be seen from inside the house “It’s a Queenslander on a very large block with views of the racetrack,” Ms Francis said “You have full views (and) you could easily walk to the racetrack.” “There is the potential to extend or raise it and you could certainly make it into a beautiful big family home.” The back deck has views over the block and the racecourse beyond Also going under the hammer on Saturday is 136A Enoggera Tce at Paddington indoor Jetmaster fireplace and 10m pool overlooking the city The master bedroom and ensuite at 136A Enoggera Tce A quaint workers cottage will go to auction at Greenslopes at 2pm on October 20 The 6 Susan St residence has the quintessential Queensland features polished timber floorboards and decorative fretwork The ideal retreat home will go to auction on Saturday at 12.30pm The incredible property at 948 Mount Nebo Rd The 948 Mount Nebo Rd house at Jollys Lookout has breathtaking vistas of the valley below and mountains beyond which can be seen from almost every room It will go to auction at 12.30pm on Saturday One thing is for sure; the lucky purchaser of this property will be sure to make use of the infinity edge pool this summer This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Horse trainer and multiple Brisbane premiership winner Barry Baldwin has put his trackside home in Hendra on the market LEADING Brisbane horse trainer Barry Baldwin – whose triumphs include Queensland’s biggest race the Stradbroke Handicap – has put his trackside home up for auction and wife Margaret could be in the money given their 29 Raceview Avenue with its own stables that back onto the Doomben racecourse I’m just downsizing both the number of horses to 16 and the size of the house I’ve got 20 now,” he told The Courier-Mail that wife talked to jockeys as they headed to the start of races “She’s often having a yarn with them over the fence as they head to the 1200 metre start Incidentally that’s where the Doomben 10,000 will run for the first time (today).” Punters wanting a look can walk through from 10.30-11am today and it’s lovely to see the track from the house,” he said “We’re looking for an apartment or a small house It will be a massive change and one that we’re not looking forward to but commonsense must prevail We’re getting a bit older and it’s harder going up and down stairs I hate to say it but age is starting to catch up with us.” The home sits on two individually titled 428sq m blocks in an area that has already undergone major rejuvenation Agent Shane Surman of Freedom Property was marketing the home as being in “excellent original condition and ready to live in or rent today” Horse trainer and multiple Brisbane premiership winner Barry Baldwin there was “no character reference in play” meaning the house and stables could be demolished “This property represents an outstanding opportunity to develop immediately or “nest egg” the two titles,” the listing said The home has unrestricted trackside views and breezes Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE Raceview is not the right location for the proposed state government residential rehabilitation and withdrawal service Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription Get an all access pass to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription The excitement was tangible on Monday as prep students across Ipswich started their school journey Please call us on 1800 070 535 and we’ll help resolve the issue or try again later Any Questions? Please call 1800 070 535 Saturday & Sunday 7:00am – 11:30am (AEST) 20242 min readPictured: Local artist and owner of Raceview Mill which has been rescued from demolition by local artist and owner Roy McKeown has been deservedly awarded prestigious Heritage Angel status by The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society The quest for the 2024 Northern Ireland Heritage Angels came to a conclusion with a prestigious awards ceremony on 27th March with the support of Mid and East Antrim Borough Council Gathering last month in the ornate surroundings of the theatre which provided a fitting backdrop for the gala winners and highly commended projects were recognised for their invaluable contributions to the field of built heritage of Northern Ireland The new story of Raceview Mill began 10 years ago No-one in the village thought it had value or could be saved after being purchased by the well-known local artist and photographer Roy brought the 200-year-old mill back to life - a Herculean effort that was completed without grant aid A centerpiece of the project seen the full restoration of a working waterwheel at the site The almost 300-year-old stunning feature finally began turning again near the end of 2023 after copious amounts of dedication commitment and hard work over a five year period A Heritage Lottery project to create a heritage gallery in also currently in progress The community project is providing a unique opportunity for schoolchildren from the nearby Broughshane Primary School to get involved and learn about the vast and interesting local heritage of the area Winner Best Rescue of a Historic Building or Place - Mr Roy McKeown with host Wendy Austin and Award Presenter Helen Mark Commenting on what is undeniably a fantastic personal achievement and labour of love Now Raceview Mill is a unique vibrant heritage business park with 35 businesses and employing almost 200 people including The Wool Tower wedding venue and conference centre It was worth all the effort and I couldn’t have done it without the support of family and friends.” family man Roy added: “A third of the world’s waste comes from demolishing buildings and half the resources extracted from our planet are used building new For the sake of our grandchildren we need to find uses for our beautiful old buildings “The industrial heritage wrapped up in the 200 year old buildings in Raceview Mill makes it a unique place to get married locate a business or come with the family for a meal.” To find out more about Raceview Mill, please visit www.raceviewmill.com