Project Type: Australia

Park Central is a freehold mixed-use development site in Woolloongabba, inner Brisbane, near the Buranda transport interchange. The site is planned for phased development comprising purpose-built student accommodation, residential and co-living components, subject to relevant approvals. Wee Hur is refining the development plan to optimise the site’s potential while maintaining flexibility around phasing and delivery, as part of the Group’s broader Australian property development pipeline. 

The facility is an easy walking distance to Redfern train station, the city is a quick train, walk or cycle away, while the rest of Sydney is conveniently accessible by Sydney’s extensive railway network. The University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, TAFE NSW-Ultimo and TAFE NSW-Eora are all within a 20 minutes’ walking distance. Next to the Gibbons Street and second Regent Street PBSA facilities, they share a perfect mix of inner-city lifestyle and retail options.

The facility is situated in the North-West of Canberra’s CBD. The site is a short walk to Alinga Street Light Rail Station and Canberra Centre, the largest shopping centre in the Australian Capital Territory. It is also conveniently situated to Australia National University (ANU), ANU College and Canberra Institute of Technology via a short bus ride or a 20 minutes’ walk. NewActon which is an innovative cultural precinct, is only 12 minutes away by foot.

The facility is situated in Sydney’s inner-city suburb of Redfern. An easy walking distance to Redfern train station, the city is a quick train, walk or cycle away, while the rest of Sydney is conveniently accessible by Sydney’s extensive railway network. The University of Sydney, University of Technology and TAFE NSW are all close and easily accessible. One train stop away, Central Park Mall, Haymarket and Chinatown provide convenient retail and lifestyle options. Poised to take advantage of Sydney’s Metro Rail expansion including the proposed Waterloo train station operational by 2024, the facility is ideally located to offer convenient living and quality of life for students in Australia’s most iconic city.

The facility is situated in the North-West of Adelaide’s city centre beside Light Square. A short walk from University of South Australia, TAFE South Australia, and a convenient bus ride to University of Adelaide and Flinders University. Retail hubs such as Adelaide Central Market and Rundle Mall are also within walking distance. The site is poised to reap the benefits of major infrastructure growth and the re-gentrification of the north-west CBD, including the new Royal Adelaide Hospital. This complex anticipates the needs that South Australia’s projected increase in student population will have on the city, as well as its economic and commercial potential. The transformation will provide an environment for company incubation and commercialisation which will attract more students studying in South Australia therefore driving up demand for PBSA.

The facility is situated in Melbourne’s North-Central city area, beside Flagstaff Gardens and Queen Victoria Market, the largest fresh food market in the Southern Hemisphere. Conveniently located within walking distance or short tram ride from top Universities including RMIT University, The University of Melbourne, Victoria University and Australian Catholic University. Chinatown and Melbourne Central railway station are also close-by, while Melbourne’s free tram service within the city makes the rest of Melbourne’s centre easily accessible.

The facility is in the North-West of Adelaide’s city centre, a short walk from University of South Australia, TAFE South Australia, and a convenient bus ride to University of Adelaide and Flinders University. Adelaide Metro’s free trams also enhance connectivity to major retail hubs including Adelaide Central Market and Rundle Mall. The site is poised to reap the benefits of major infrastructure growth and the re-gentrification of the north-west part of the city, including the new Royal Adelaide Hospital. This complex anticipates the needs that South Australia’s projected increase in student population will have on the city, as well as its economic and commercial potential. The transformation will provide an environment for company incubation and commercialisation which will attract more students studying in South Australia therefore driving up demand for PBSA