Sunshine Coast’s Golden Beach emerges as property hotspot

Golden Beach, a formerly quiet suburb on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, is gaining recognition as the next property hotspot, driven by significant infrastructure projects and its attractive waterfront lifestyle.

Key points:

Cube Developments has announced plans for PALMS at Golden Beach, a premium residential project featuring 98 high-end apartments.
The development will include integrated tourism accommodation, boosting the area’s economic and visitor appeal.
Golden Beach is benefiting from its proximity to master-planned communities like Pelican Waters and Aura.
Pelican Waters offers a new $16 million marina, waterfront dining, and a Greg Norman-designed golf course.
Aura is set to house approximately 50,000 people in 20,000 new homes, creating 20,000 new jobs and generating an estimated $1.5 billion annually for the local economy.

Scott Juniper, director of Cube Developments, commented on Golden Beach’s potential:

“Golden Beach is a hidden gem that is quickly becoming recognized for its unique charm and prime location,” Juniper said.

He added that the area offers a blend of tranquility and modern conveniences, making it attractive to both investors and lifestyle seekers.

Juniper compared Golden Beach’s rise to that of other Sunshine Coast suburbs like Buddina and Wurtulla, which have gained prominence through carefully integrated master-planned communities.

The suburb’s appeal is enhanced by its location along Pumicestone Passage, its own café scene, and access to amenities in neighboring areas.