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Suburb Profile for Burpengary East QLD 4505

Total developments8
City council Moreton Bay Regional Council
Buying Purposes Buy to live in (48%)
Preferred Land Sizes 400m² - 499m² (35%)
Preferred Land Settlement Time Titling in 1 - 3 months (30%)
Preferred Building Types Single storey home (61%)
Preferred Amenities Shopping centres (30%)
Preferred Floor-plans 4 bed | 2 bath | 2 car (48%)
Residency Status Australian citizen (80%)
Financial Status Deposit ready (35%)
Timeframe to Purchase 1 - 3 months (31%)
Building Budget $300,000 - $400,000 (26%)
Postcode From 4505 (Burpengary, Burpengary East) (27%)
Nearby distances

31 km north-west to Brisbane Airport

37 km north to Brisbane CBD

Note: Buyer preference data is from the past 12 months.

Vacancy Rate in Burpengary East QLD 4505

View full vacancy rate history in Burpengary East QLD 4505 via SQM Research.


Suburb Planning Review in Burpengary East QLD 4505

Burpengary East is approximately 29.9 square kilometres within the City of Moreton Bay, forming part of the northernmost urban area of the greater Brisbane metropolitan region within South East Queensland, located 41.8 kilometres north of Brisbane and west of Morton Bay (Coral Sea).

Burpengary East, QLD - Suburb Aerial

 

The suburb boundary is located along Caboolture River and property boundaries to the north. The Caboolture River and Moreton Bay waterfront make up the eastern boundary and the Bruce Highway makes up the entire western boundary. Little Burpengary, Old Bay Road, Priest Road, Creek Road and property boundaries make up the southern boundary.

Old Bay Road and Uhlmann Road provide local road access (east to west) and Buckley Road provides local road access (from the centre of the suburb to the north), connecting the local road network found throughout Burpengary East. The Bruce Highway (M1) interchange is found at the centre of the western boundary of Burpengary East and off/on ramps are also located to the north-west of the suburb. The M1 interchange allows direct access for anyone travelling through the region.  Coach Road East, Nolan Drive and Old Bay Road all provide local access and the next townships.

The suburb of Burpengary East provides a mix of land uses, with the centre and southern areas containing older residential subdivisions and rural residential areas with generous-sized allotments of a rounded street layout. Urban development is underway in the northern and central sections of the suburb. A new city called Caboolture West, is planned to the northwest of Burpengary East and is earmarked as a Potential Future Growth Area.

The vegetated waterway corridor of the Burpengary River runs through the centre of the suburb, where it meets the Caboolture River at the eastern wetland area facing Moreton Bay. Burpengary East features retail, supermarket, and business establishments situated at the central Bruce Highway interchange. Recreational areas and natural watercourses dot the landscape, with Freshwater National Park located near the southern boundary.

Burpengary East, QLD – Local Government Areas

 

SEQ Regional Plan 2009–2031

The South East Queensland Regional Plan 2017, also known as ShapingSEQ is a regional plan for South East Queensland (SEQ), Australia and includes Central Coast Regional Council (urban extent only).

 

It is a long-term strategic plan that guides land use and development in the region. Developed by the Queensland Government, ShapingSEQ is intended to support sustainable growth and development while protecting the region's natural and cultural heritage. The plan includes policies and guidelines on land use, infrastructure, transport, environment, and economic development.

 

The plan identifies priority growth areas and development corridors, and sets targets for population growth and housing supply in the region. It also includes strategies for managing urban sprawl, protecting natural resources and biodiversity, and addressing climate change impacts.

 

The plan also lays out the vision for the region in 2041 which includes a liveable, sustainable, and prosperous region, with a focus on protecting the environment and encouraging sustainable development, as well as improving connectivity and accessibility throughout the region. ShapingSEQ provides a regional framework for growth management and sets the planning direction for sustainable growth, global economic competitiveness, and high-quality living by:

 

  • Identifying a long-term sustainable pattern of development which focuses more on growth in existing urban areas

  • Harnessing regional economic strengths and clusters to compete globally

  • Ensuring land use and infrastructure planning are integrated

  • Valuing and protecting the natural environment, productive land, resources, landscapes, and cultural heritage

  • Promoting more choice of housing and lifestyle options

  • Locating people and jobs closer together, and moving people and goods more efficiently and reliably

  • Promoting vibrant, fair, healthy, and affordable living and housing to meet all the community's needs

  • Valuing design and embracing the climate to create high-quality living environments

  • Maximising the use of existing infrastructure and planning for smarter solutions for new infrastructure

  • Supporting strong rural communities and economic diversification.

 

Burpengary East Urban Footprint – ShapingSEQ Regional PlanBurpengary East Mapping – ShapingSEQ Regional Plan

 

Regional Growth Management Strategy 2042

The Growth Management Strategy 2042 provides a roadmap for sustainable growth in the region over the next 20 years, aligned with the 'Our Well-Planned Places' goal of the Corporate Plan 2022-2027. It outlines strategic priorities, policies, and actions for short, medium, and long-term outcomes, with a focus on monitoring progress. As one of six central council strategies, it ensures an integrated approach to planning, responding to the South East Queensland Regional Plan 2017. It builds on past achievements, addresses gaps, and responds to housing challenges while preserving local character. Neighbourhood planning and employment opportunities are emphasized, with collaboration being key to its success.

Expanding urban areas around Burpengary East

 

South East Queensland City Deal – Implementation Plan

The Australian Government, Queensland Government, and Council of Mayors (SEQ) are already delivering for local communities throughout South East Queensland. They are focused on commitments that meet four strategic outcomes: accelerating future jobs across SEQ; a faster, more connected SEQ region; a more liveable SEQ; and creating thriving communities for SEQ.

The SEQ City Deal agreement was signed on 21 March 2022 by the Australian Government, Queensland Government and Council of Mayors (SEQ). The accompanying Deal document sets out the vision, objectives, and commitments.

The SEQ City Deal Implementation Plan was released in July 2023 and provides details about how the Deal will be delivered, commitment milestones and funding arrangements. The document identifies the Moreton Bay Region council area as M (Growth Area Compact).

Caboolture West - Growth Area Compact

The new Caboolture West deal includes the commencement of the Caboolture West Interim Structure Plan on March 14, 2023. This plan establishes a regulatory framework for assessing and approving 13,000 new homes, covering roughly half of Burpengary East West. The Australian Government, Queensland Government, and Moreton Bay Regional Council are collaborating to establish a Growth Area Compact for Caboolture West. 

The Growth Area Compact aims to coordinate infrastructure development to support affordable housing options in the area. The Australian Government has committed a $100 million loan (in principle) for trunk communications infrastructure, while the Queensland Government and Moreton Bay Regional Council will invest in trunk infrastructure and overall area development. Key milestones include infrastructure planning, project selection, and construction, with future milestones subject to negotiation. Responsibility lies with the Queensland Government, with financial commitments totalling $210 million, including the loan. Engagement with the private sector for potential partnerships and funding support will also be pursued.

 

Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme 

The council is responsible for ensuring adequate housing, facilities, infrastructure, and services for new residents and businesses. It sets the policy direction for regional growth through the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme 2021, which came into effect on 12 December 2021.

This scheme serves as a local planning framework, incorporating state and regional policies while responding to local needs. The council regularly reviews and enhances the planning scheme to address emerging issues. Importantly, the scheme dictates permissible development, land use regulations, approval processes, expected outcomes, and criteria for assessment by the council.

Burpengary East Zoning – MBRC Mapping

 

Suburb Summary

Suburb

Burpengary East 

City / State

Moreton Bay Regional Council

Suburb Area

29.9 square kilometres 

Boundary

  • East – Caboolture River and Moreton Bay waterfront

  • West – Bruce Highway

  • North – Caboolture River and property boundaries

  • South – Little Burpengary, Old Bay Road, Priest Road, Creek Road and property boundaries

Burpengary East Area

Suburb inclusions

  • Large rural residential, old suburban and low-density residential areas

  • Local parks and Deception Bay Conservation Park

  • Caboolture River, Burpengary River, Morton Bay frontage

  • Supermarket

Location

Burpengary East, 41.8 kilometres north of Brisbane

Education 

None

Types of Residential

  • Existing Rural Residential

  • Stand-alone and low-density dwellings

  • Townhouses

Employment Areas

  • Surrounding suburbs

  • Local businesses

  • Supermarkets

  • Transport

Transportation Infrastructure

  • Roads and bus networks

  • Pedestrian/cycle pathways

Recreation Areas 

  • Buckley Road Park

  • Heritage Park

  • Burpengary East Bike Park

  • Burpengary East Skate Park

  • Burpengary East Sport & Events Centre

  • North Harbour Dog Park

  • North Harbour Heritage Park & Mountain Bike Trail

  • North Harbour Mountain Bike Trail

  • Village Park

  • Explorer Park

  • Burpengary Creek corridor

Environment

  • Caboolture River

  • Deception Bay Conservation Park

Settlement Pattern

Informal and grid patterns

 

References

SEQ Regional Plan 2009–2031 

Moreton Bay Planning Scheme
South East Queensland City Deal – Implementation Plan
Regional Growth Management Strategy 2042
Reshaping our region’s planning


FAQs about Burpengary East QLD 4505

Which council does Burpengary East QLD 4505 belong to?
Burpengary East QLD 4505 falls under Moreton Bay Regional Council .
Learn more about Moreton Bay Regional Council
What cities & amenities is Burpengary East QLD 4505 near to?
Burpengary East QLD 4505 is near the following:
  • 31 km north-west to Brisbane Airport
  • 37 km north to Brisbane CBD
What is the most desired land size in Burpengary East QLD 4505?
35% of new home buyers in Burpengary East QLD 4505 are looking for 400m² - 499m² land size.
View more on the Buyer Demand Index
What is the most desired floor-plans in Burpengary East QLD 4505?
48% of new home buyers in Burpengary East QLD 4505 are looking for 4 bed | 2 bath | 2 car floor-plans.
View more on the Buyer Demand Index
What suburbs are near Burpengary East QLD 4505?
There are 6 suburbs near Burpengary East QLD 4505.