Which suburb is 32 Young Street, Petrie located in?

32 Young Street, Petrie is located in Petrie, QLD 4502.

How many car spaces are there in 32 Young Street, Petrie?

32 Young Street, Petrie has a total of 48 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 32 Young Street, Petrie?

32 Young Street, Petrie has a total of 48 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 32 Young Street, Petrie

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Petrie, QLD 4502

32 Young Street, Petrie

32 Young Street, Petrie QLD 4502

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48 residences
48 car spaces

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Estimated completion early 2030

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Development information for 32 Young Street, Petrie

Suburb:

Petrie, QLD 4502

Local Government Area:

City of Moreton Bay

Project Status:

In planning

Estimated Completion Date:

Early 2030

Residences:

Car Spaces:

Landmark intelligence by

“Rapidly growing corridor walking distance from Petrie Station and the UniSC Moreton Bay precinct.”

What's near 32 Young Street, Petrie

Under 500m
Education
Mt Maria College Petrie
Provides co-educational Catholic secondary schooling covering Years 7 to 12.
GP / Medical
Petrie Medical Centre
Delivers comprehensive general practice medical consultations with integrated on-site pathology services.
Groceries
Woolworths Petrie Village
Offers full-line supermarket shopping alongside local specialty shops and everyday retail services.
Under 1km
Transport
Petrie Railway Station
Serves as a major junction station connecting the Caboolture and Redcliffe Peninsula rail lines to Brisbane CBD.
Gardens
Sweeney Reserve
Provides open green space along the North Pine River featuring walking paths, a dog park, and sports amenities.

Petrie, QLD 4502

Petrie serves as a key northern transport node delivering dual-line express rail connectivity to Brisbane CBD and the Redcliffe Peninsula. Sustained demographic expansion is driven by strong family appeal, university growth, and surrounding mixed-use development.

Infrastructure updates

Governed by the 460-hectare Moreton Bay Central Priority Development Area (formerly The Mill at Moreton Bay PDA) under the Economic Development Act 2012, facilitating ongoing multi-stage expansions to the UniSC campus alongside planned medium-density residential and commercial infrastructure.