MACKAYS NEWEST APARTMENTS
Mackay is on the move. One of the fastest-growing regions of Australia, the tropical paradise offers ever-increasing opportunities for business and tourism alike. At the heart of it all is Rivermarque, providing an unprecedented opportunity for a new standard in modern, well appointed accommodation in the undersupplied, high-demand Mackay market.
Rivermarque delivers a lifestyle second to none. Many of its modern, well designed apartments feature views to the Pioneer River.
Rivermarques 91 apartments are designed for flexibility and investment growth. Incorporating a mix of one and two-bedroom units, with a number of two bedroom dual key apartments. All apartments are approved for use as short or long term accommodation providing options to investors and owner occupiers.
From the first step inside its ground floor lobby, visitors and residents to Rivermarque will be greeted by stylish interiors and inviting aesthetics. A selection of apartments feature spacious, external courtyards and all apartments have access to recreational facilities including gym, pool, spa, covered barbecue areas and lush landscaping.
Rounding out the Rivermarque experience, retailers on the ground floor will create an active, thriving street frontage, while delivering convenience to occupants.
91 apartments. 1, 2 bedroom & dual key apartments
Designed over 8 levels with lobby, gym, pool deck, spa and bbq area
Flexible designs suitable for live in or rent out, either short-term or permanently
Forecast yields up to 9% net per annum
Low vacancy rates and increasing demand
Low body corporate fees
Central CBD location with northerly views over the Pioneer River
Significant regional investment infrastructure
Strong population growth
Cash flow-positive returns
Maximum depreciation
Ongoing capital growth
On-site management by Oaks Resorts & Hotels
Purchase now and settle in late 2013.

Mackay serves the world-class mining sites of the Bowen and Galilee Basins, which contain virtually all of Queenslands prime coal reserves. With more than 30 coal mines currently in operation, and a number of new mines planned, the greater Mackay regions economy will continue to experience increased production and employment.
According to the latest Regional Economic Development Corporation (REDC) Regional Development Register, the Mackay Isaac Whitsunday Region now has a higher level of investment than other growth regions, including Gladstone.
The major increases in investment were in the rail, port and energy sectors, including:
$24.9 billion of works at Abbot Point, including new terminals and terminal expansions
Three coal terminals, worth a total of $12 billion, at Dudgeon Point Coal terminal (2013)
$1 billion Arrow Bowen Gas pipeline, expected to start in 2017
$6.359 billion put aside for Stage 1 Project Iron Boomerang, including a railway to transport iron ore and coal between WA and Abbot Point
and
$2.5 billion committed for the Alpha Coal Rail project (Hancock Coal), a 495km railway corridor to transport processed coal from the Alpha mine to Abbot Point
The region boasts the largest coal export port in the world, featuring two separate terminals, the Dalrymple Bay and Hay Point coal terminals. Together, the terminals service mines in the Bowen Basin via an extensive integrated rail ports network. Current and planned expansions to port infrastructure will see capacity rise by 140 million tonnes per annum, ensuring sustainable growth into the foreseeable future.
Mackay has become the location of choice for many mining service companies that supply and consult to the mine operators. This is due to its strategic proximity to the mines, major highways and train lines, and the Dalrymple Bay and Hay Point terminals.
Global companies are increasingly choosing to call the greater Mackay area home; corporate facilities in the area include Caterpillar Inc., MMD Sizers, Worley Parsons and Letourneau Technologies.

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Property Code: 2005870380