1: Convenient location

Pallara is located 19km south of Brisbane, adjacent to the mature suburbs such as Calamvale, Algester and Parkinson. It is the last large-scale master planning area in Brisbane South. In the future, the government will add 4 bus stops in the Pallara. There is no highway in the Pallara area, the main highway in Brisbane are not far from it, including M2 that connects the western districts; the M5 that connects the western district and the city; the M3 that connects the south district and city. M1 (Sunshine Coast-Brisbane-Gold Coast) is also connected to M2.

2: Good development area

A new business park will be built near the project, including 188 companies and more than 5,799 jobs, which will bring more job opportunities for Pallara. With the rapid population growth of Pallara, Community centers will be built in the area, including well-known Australian supermarket chains Woolworth, IGA, fast food restaurants, medical centers, early childhood education centers, etc.

The Brisbane City Council will also spend $2.5 million Australian dollars to build a 1.6 hectare brand new Pallara Sport Park, making this area a masterpiece of "Brisbane subtropical outdoor lifestyle".

3: Beautiful environment

8 large community parks, 56 hectares of nature reserves. The emerging community of Pallara successfully blends with nature.

4: Good education resources

The new Pallara Public School, Watson Road Public School, St Stephen Catholic Primary School, Forest Lake Public High School, St. John Guild College, and Doolandella Early Learning Center are around. Griffith University (Nathan and Mt Cravatt campuses) are within a 20-minute drive from the project.

Nestled in Brisbane’s south west, Pallara puts you a convenient 19 km from Brisbane CBD, with plenty of local facilities and attractions only short drives away. With access to open green space, local parks and walking paths. Schools, shops, convenience centres, public transport and medical help only a short distance from the project.