Facilities

Enjoy some of southeast Queensland’s most outstanding retail centres:

• Westfield Garden City and Logan Hyperdome to the North, and to the South, Westfield’s first Gold Coast development, Westfield Helensvale, with Coles, Kmart, Aldi, Target and Woolworths as major tenants. The food court has McDonald’s, KFC and Subway.
• Harbour Town offers entertainment, restaurants and cafes, retail stores, services and outlet stores featuring name brands at up to 60% off.
• Centro Oxenford has a large Woolworths supermarket and range of specialty shops, plus Coles and Bi-Lo centres in Reserve Road, Upper Coomera.
• And Beenleigh Marketplace Shopping Centre comprises a BigW, Woolworths, Woolworths Caltex and 62 specialty stores.
• Many small, neighbourhood shopping facilities dot the region, and residents are eagerly awaiting the development of the proposed billion dollar Coomera Town Centre that will contain about 60,000 square metres of retail space.

• An electric rail service links Brisbane with Robina on the Gold Coast and Holmview Station is part of that service.
• The billion-dollar M1 provides easy road access to both Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
• Gold Coast International Airport services the region with frequent domestic services from Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Hobart, with international services from New Zealand, Japan and Asia.
• Brisbane’s International Airport also provides links to the USA and Europe.

• There are 11 state primary facilities, three state high schools, four independent schools and two catholic schools in the area.
• A large number of childcare and kindergarten facilities also service the area.
• The Gold Coast Institute of TAFE has four campuses within a short drive from Holmview and two of Queensland’s major universities – Griffith and Bond – have campuses close to the suburb.

• Brisbane and the Gold Coast, and corridor between, are the largest sources of employment in Queensland.
• Holmview itself within The Pacific Innovation Corridor, a significant Gold Coast City Council developments in its vision to transform the city into a globally connected innovation and technology ‘hot spot and knowledge economy.” Running Beenleigh in the north to Coolangatta in the south, it embraces 10 Innovation Centres employing thousands of people and making an important contribution to Queensland’s economy.