Regional guide · Logan
Where the businesses actually are in Logan
The estates and corridors that hold the business base, and the industries that carry them.
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Where the businesses actually are
Opened in May 1983 on the western side of the suburb, with lots running from 1,800 square metres to 2.6 hectares, built for light to medium industry operating 24 hours a day.
At the corner of Green Road and Clarke Road, approved by Logan City Council in 2020. The developer described a $1.5 billion, nine stage project delivering 650,000 square metres of warehousing, business, logistics and manufacturing space and up to 6,000 jobs.
Established by Logan City Council in 2013. Occupiers reported in 2020 included Phoenix Transport, National Tiles, PACCAR, GMK, Avery Dennison, Huhtamaki, Sigma Healthcare and Wing.
A GPT Group logistics estate on Wembley Road, beside the Logan Motorway interchange of the same name. The Wembley Road interchange upgrade under the Logan Enhancement Project directly serves Berrinba and Crestmead.
The other two Major Enterprise and Industrial Areas named in the Employment Lands Strategy (2020), on the Mount Lindesay Highway corridor west and south of Browns Plains. North Maclean sits between the Greater Flagstone development area and Bromelton.
The office and services centre of Logan, at the junction of the Pacific Motorway and immediately north of the Logan Motorway, redeveloped around the Springwood busway station. Population was 9,710 at the 2021 Census, median age 40 years.
HomeCo. Logan at 3525 Pacific Highway runs about 28 large format tenancies including Anaconda, Spotlight, Fantastic Furniture, Snooze, Early Settler and Ashley Furniture, with over 800 undercover parking spaces. The suburb’s industrial area grew out of the Moss Street subdivision in the 1960s.
Bounded by Millers Road, Underwood Road, the South East Freeway, Logan Road and roughly Compton Road. The Logan Planning Scheme 2015 Specialised Centre zone carries both a Highway business precinct and an Underwood business precinct, and the 2009 Springwood master plan encouraged motor vehicle showrooms to consolidate around Compton Road and the Logan Mega Centre.
Opened in August 1989 with 144 retailers, owned outright by Queensland Investment Corporation since 2013, with Big W and a 12 screen Event Cinemas. A $17 million renovation in August 2015 created The Market Room. It sits at the Pacific Motorway and Logan Motorway junction.
The major centre for Logan’s western suburbs, on the Mount Lindesay Highway corridor, with Browns Plains bus station anchoring the local bus network. Marsden and Crestmead sit immediately east.
The health and education precinct. Logan Hospital sits at the corner of Armstrong Road and Loganlea Road, run by Queensland Health through Metro South Health, alongside the Griffith University Logan campus.
The civic centre, holding the council civic precinct, Logan Central Plaza and the Logan Entertainment Centre, with Woodridge railway station on the Beenleigh line and the planned Logan Indoor Sports Centre about 750 metres walk from the station.
The town grew from a sugar plantation established in 1864, and the railway from Brisbane opened on 25 July 1885. The Beenleigh Town Centre Master Plan (September 2011) sets six precincts and forecast 252,215 square metres of commercial, retail, industrial and community floorspace by 2031, with a regional catchment extending about 15 kilometres. Council rebuilt the streetscape in two stages in 2021, making Main Street one way and City Road one way southbound.
Named here because it is not in Logan. Yatala and Stapylton sit south of the Albert River in the City of Gold Coast, under that council’s planning scheme and its local area plan. A Beenleigh or Eagleby business that leases or trades there is dealing with a second council.
The industries Logan is built on
Business counts are ABS Counts of Australian Businesses at 30 June 2024, indexed against the Queensland share. Where a figure is not published for this area, it says so.
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