Which suburb is 31 Albert Street, Goodna located in?

31 Albert Street, Goodna is located in Goodna, QLD 4300.

How many car spaces are there in 31 Albert Street, Goodna?

31 Albert Street, Goodna has a total of 85 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 31 Albert Street, Goodna?

31 Albert Street, Goodna has a total of 37 residences.

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Goodna, QLD 4300

31 Albert Street, Goodna

31 Albert Street, Goodna QLD 4300

In planning

37 residences
85 car spaces

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Estimated completion late 2029

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Development information for 31 Albert Street, Goodna

Suburb:

Goodna, QLD 4300

Local Government Area:

Ipswich City

Project Status:

In planning

Estimated Completion Date:

Late 2029

Residences:

Car Spaces:

Landmark intelligence by

“A central residential pocket within 550 metres of Goodna Station and retail amenities.”

What's near 31 Albert Street, Goodna

Under 500m
Gardens
Albert Street Reserve
Provides open green space, shaded picnic seating, and a dedicated children's playground.
GP / Medical
Queen Street Surgery
Offers general practice consultations, immunisation clinics, and allied health support.
Groceries
Goodna Marketplace
Features a full-line Woolworths supermarket, pharmacy, fresh food vendors, and everyday retail services.
Education
Goodna State School
Accommodates primary students from Prep to Year 6 with dedicated STEM learning and extracurricular facilities.
Under 1km
Transport
Goodna Railway Station
Provides frequent Queensland Rail passenger services along the Ipswich and Rosewood lines connecting directly to Brisbane Central.

Goodna, QLD 4300

Goodna represents an established growth corridor in greater Ipswich, driven by strong affordability, expanding demographics, and direct passenger rail connectivity to the Brisbane and Ipswich CBDs. Ongoing regional infrastructure investment and transport access continue to underpin steady demand for low and medium-density residential development.

Infrastructure updates

Adopted under the Ipswich City Plan 2025 and supported by the $3bn Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP), surrounding corridors are slated for upgraded trunk transport assets and ongoing infill approvals under Ipswich City Council.