Address / what it is
Residential land ~2,907 m² on Property Report (listing ~2,909 m²). Lot 2 RP 120347; Property Key 295939. EOI. Highway exposure / potential framing only.
Source: Logan planning & development hub
Residential land ~2,909 m² on Pacific Highway. Expressions of Interest. Pitched for exposure / potential — no approved yield.
Residential land ~2,907 m² on Property Report (listing ~2,909 m²). Lot 2 RP 120347; Property Key 295939. EOI. Highway exposure / potential framing only.
Source: Logan planning & development hub
Low Density Residential — Suburban. Local plan: none shown. Logan Planning Scheme 2015 v9.2; flood under TLPI No. 1/2024.
Source: Logan planning & development hub
No approved yield. LDR Suburban Multiple Dwelling intended density generally 25 dwellings/ha. Assessment level for multiple dwellings or reconfiguration (ROL) on this lot is not recorded in this pack; steep-slope overlay will drive geotechnical assessment. State-controlled road frontage / transport noise likely engages DTMR interest. No MCU/ROL found for this lot in Logan Open Data DA layers.
Source: Logan planning & development hub
Flood hazard overlay (OM-05): no flood risk / assessment / high-flow attributes active on Property Report. No council flood certificate or flood level (metres AHD) is in this pack — Logan issues those through the PD Hub Flood Report (source below).
Source: Council flood map
Acid sulfate soils: Potential/actual ASS >5 m AHD ≤20 m AHD (~4%). Landslide / steep slope: ≥15% slope hazard (~90% of site) — major constraint. Transport noise corridor: State-controlled road (mandatory) (~100%). Residential overlay yes. No bushfire, biodiversity, or flood overlays returned as active.
Source: Logan planning & development hub
~2,907 m² LDR Suburban on Pacific Highway with no mapped flood overlay, but ~90% steep-slope and full state-road noise corridor — no DA on open data.
Source: Logan planning & development hub
In plain English: Logan’s front door for planning scheme info, forms, and development tools. Use it when you need the official planning context for a Logan property.
In plain English: Council’s public flood (and sometimes overland-flow) mapping for the area. Check whether this lot sits in a mapped risk zone before you price flood works or insurance.
In plain English: Logan City’s online hub for searching development applications. Use it to look up live DA status and documents for Logan sites.
Pack date 26 Sep 2026 (AEST). Planning facts from Town Planning pack only — not re-researched for publish.