News & Updates

Earthworks, retaining, and service connections are fully complete at Lot 1, 54 Pamela Crescent. Final council inspection is now pending, after which title creation will proceed and the fixed-price construction contract will be activated.

New data confirms Woodridge as one of Brisbane's strongest-performing investment suburbs. Annual capital growth of 17–18% and a sub-1% vacancy rate of 0.93% reflect a market where rental demand structurally outstrips supply. Median house prices now sit at $710,000–$771,000 with days on market averaging just 17 days.

The $142.1M Logan Indoor Sports Centre — the largest single sporting infrastructure investment in Logan City's history — is now under active construction at Logan Central, directly served by Woodridge train station. This 2032 Olympic venue is a landmark demand driver for the entire Logan corridor.

SK Properties has launched a dedicated secure investor portal for registered participants in Project 001 — 54 Pamela Crescent, Woodridge. The portal provides access to milestone updates, project documents, and a project-specific investor discussion thread, reinforcing SK Properties' commitment to full transparency.

Queensland property values rose 9.59% in the 12 months to early 2026 — outpacing the national average. Rent growth of 8.33% over the same period reflects ongoing demand pressure across South East Queensland. Logan City continues to attract buyers and tenants priced out of inner-Brisbane.

SK Properties has secured full design approval from Logan City Council for the dual-income residential development at 54 Pamela Crescent. The approved plans (OW166/2024) include a single-storey dwelling with an architecturally integrated granny flat on the 622 sqm subdivided parcel.

The $80M Loganlea Road upgrade, co-funded by the Australian Government and the Queensland State Government, is now underway. The project forms part of Logan City Council's 19-initiative Olympic Legacy Roadmap and directly improves connectivity for Woodridge and surrounding suburbs.

SK Properties has completed the acquisition of Lot 1, 54 Pamela Crescent, Woodridge QLD 4114 for $550,000. The 622 sqm subdivided parcel was selected for its dual-income development potential, rail connectivity to Brisbane CBD, and position in one of SEQ's strongest-performing investment suburbs.

Independent modelling by KPMG estimates the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will deliver $8.1B in economic benefits to Queensland. The $7.1B+ SEQ infrastructure program — of which Logan City receives a substantial share — is expected to drive sustained capital appreciation across venue-adjacent suburbs.