Redland City Council is spending over $320,000 on building demolition, asbestos removal and site remediation of commercial premises at 96 Bloomfield Street in the Cleveland CBD. This property which is located next to the small park linking Bloomfield Street to the Woolworths shopping centre was bought by Redland City Council in March 2025 for $2,557,000.
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Plans for 212 apartments at 22 Waterloo Street in Cleveland which exceed height limits prescribed in the Redland City Plan have been advertised with submissions due by 1 August 2025. The proposed development is on the corner of Waterloo and Queen Streets in Cleveland and has a small frontage to Taylor Crescent. The Cleveland Train
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A proposed dual occupancy development in Cleveland, local council politics, Redland City Council’s property company, and the 2032 Olympics are discussed in letters to Redlands2030. If you have something to say, email your letter to: theeditor@redlands2030.net Is dual occupancy development rezoning by stealth? 58 Channel St is currently being assessed for a “material change of
If you want to help shape the future of transport in the Redlands then have your say about three draft transport plans which Redland City Council endorsed for community and stakeholder engagement at its meeting on 18 June 2025. The Council wants to adjust, over time, the way that people get around the Redlands by
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A property developer who can create a “world class active urban hub” is being sought as part of Redland City Council’s Cleveland CBD revitalization strategy which has already cost ratepayers more than $12 million in purchase of commercial properties in Bloomfield and Middle streets. A proposal by Cr Peter Mitchell to task Council-owned Redland Investment
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Cleveland train after crashing into Cleveland Station 31 January 2013 – Photo Redland City Bulletin / Chris McCormick Ten years ago, at 9:38 am on Thursday 31 January 2013, the Cleveland Train crashed into the end of line buffer at 31 km/hour and kept going into the Cleveland Station building where it came to rest.
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Controversial plans for building 124 apartments in the northern car park at Cleveland Train Station have been rejected by the Planning and Environment Court. The Court found that the proposed development, which was given preliminary approval by Redland City Council in 2017, did not comply with relevant planning requirements. The proposal did not provide enough
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Oyster Point, Cleveland in 1973 – with a shark proof swimming enclosure Cleveland CBD parking and the proposed construction of 3,600 apartments on wetlands next to Toondah Harbour are raised regularly in letters to the Editor of Redlands2030. More and more, the people who live in this area are angry at the way the development
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