How will some of Queensland's most popular coastal regions look with 600,000 extra people, and how can they prepare?

Mostly focused on SE Queensland, but it's interesting that the talk of building higher density housing is starting to appear in earnest.

  • Kittybird@aussie.zone
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    1 year ago

    Everyone's pushing in to SE QLD because we have space and are relaxed

    We're quickly running out of space and that relaxed feeling is disappearing

  • spartanatreyu@programming.dev
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    1 year ago

    What SE QLD needs:

    • Less suburban sprawl
    • More trams and bus ways
    • More walkable cities
    • Mixed zoning with each new development voted on by the people who live in the area. The company that puts forward the best proposal for residents gets the contract. (e.g. Luxury high rise = no, High rise with bakery, cafe, fruit & veg, grocers on bottom floor, and rentable office space on second floor = yes)