Summit soars Springwood investment

Shining a light on Springwood through a Logan City Council-hosted summit has sent development approvals in the suburb’s city centre skyrocketing.

A comparison of development activity in the 22 months before and after the October 2016 summit showed significant increases in the number of approved units, lots and other development types.

Projects have commenced from the $5 million Springwood Implementation Fund, and additional funding has been secured from the Queensland Government.

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