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A three bedroom two bathroom Strathpine, Qld home has been listed by its mortgagee.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-strathpine-129903390" target="_blank">8 Trafalgar Court, Strathpine</a>, the home is set for a December 15 auction.
Set on 701 sqm the home is minutes from both local bus stops and local shops.
Featuring a double car garage the property is fully fenced.
Last sold in 2008 the property went for $410,000.
The house was unsuccessfully marketed at $480,000 for a year from 2011 to 2012.
The median sale price in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/4661-strathpine-qld" target="_blank">Strathpine</a> is $420,000, according to CoreLogic data.
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Three bedroom Strathpine house listed by its mortgagee

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Super Retail Group, an Australian retail conglomerate, has opened a new workplace in the Moreton Bay suburb of Strathpine.
The building was designed by Cottee Parker architects, while global architecture firm Woods Bagot designed the interior.
With an annualised turnover in excess of $2.5 billion, SRG is one of Australasia’s largest retailers of auto, sports, and outdoor leisure products.
Within its stable are notable brands including BCF Boating Camping Fishing, Macpac, Rebel and Supercheap Auto.
Located adjacent to the Strathpine shopping centre and rail corridor, and the sole tenant of the building, SRG’s new workplace sits within what will become a larger mixed-use precinct being developed by PrimeWest.
Woods Bagot associate principal and project design leader Sarah McMahon says that SRG setting up permanently in Strathpine is a tremendous vote of confidence for the area.
The new support office accommodates 650 of the company’s key customer care, visual merchandising, product testing, and retail experience staff across three levels. It comprises of 7000 square metres, and cost $75 million to build.
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Super Retail Group reveal new Strathpine headquarters

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Strathpine Centre has received the go-ahead to begin a complete redevelopment after receiving DA approval.
The upgrade will aims to enhance retail and community opportunities.
The centre has appointed Mainbrace Constructions for the redevelopment.
Mainbrace Queensland’s State Manager Duncan McAndrew says the focus of the redevelopment will be centred around engaging local trades and suppliers to deliver the project.
“Strathpine Centre is a vital piece of the retail infrastructure in the area and we’re expected to see approximately 50 new jobs for the community”.
The development is due to be completed by late 2020 with work commencing in the new year.
Strathpine Centre Manager Chris Gibbons says the upgrade will improve the shopping and dining experience for customers.
“The addition of six new retailers to the centre will greatly improve customer convenience and experience, better servicing the everyday needs of locals,” Chris said.
“This redevelopment will secure the long-term future of the centre and allow us to better service the community. It will improve the centre’s street presence and offer a combination of leisure, dining and shopping options to cater for the entire family,” Chris said.
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