Project
Brookmont is a contemporary master planned community that eventually will be home to over 975 new families.

Brookmont is sited on the corner of Curtis Road and the Northern Expressway which provides quick access back to Adelaide or up to the Barossa Valley and beyond.

The subdivision and landscape design has been undertaken by some of Australia’s most experienced designers. New parks, walking and cycling trails will enable you to relax and enjoy where you live.

The project is supported by Adelaide’s leading home building companies with in excess of 20 new display homes showcasing the latest in home building design and finishes.

The result is a new residential community that offers a new choice in lifestyle.

Brookmont offers the best of a new master planned community with direct access to all the existing services and facilities in an existing suburb.

Your New North has arrived at Brookmont!

State
March 2019

Adelaide is one of Australia’s most consistent markets, a status it has maintained over the past 12 months.
It remains the busiest market in capital city Australia and one that is forecast by several analysts to be a national leader on price growth.
In the past six quarterly surveys of sales activity conducted by Hotspotting, the number of growth suburbs has been 46, 45, 58, 61, 71 and 60, showing that the market has plateau-ed recently but remains elevated compared to 12-18 months ago.
SA, dominated by Adelaide, has impressed with its steady performance in the past five years.
It continues to rank well ahead of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, as well as the recovering Perth market, in terms of the number of growth suburbs.

Major Project Updates:

In support of the new aircraft, the Federal Government is funding $659 million worth of upgrades to Edinburgh RAAF Base.
The improvements are expected to be completed by 2019.

By 2022, 12 aircraft will be based at RAAF Base Edinburgh.
Another Defence project is the $1.2 billion upgrade of the radar system at the RAAF Base.
This will create 200 new jobs.

- Revamp of GMH site

The site of the General Motors Holden manufacturing plant has been bought by the Pelligra Group which is transforming the site into a high-tech manufacturing hub.
Now known as Lionsgate Business Park, the $250 million development will evolve over 20 years.
The transformation is under way with German battery storage company Sonnen opening a battery storage plant on the site where 50,000 energy storage systems are to be built over five years.
Sonnen employs about 400 people but has plans to expand in 2019.
Five hi-tech manufacturing companies are in the process of joining Sonnen in the complex, swelling the workforce by 1,600.

Major economic change is occurring in the LeFevre Peninsula precinct.
Defence Force contracts totalling $89 billion, together with State Government initiatives, are launching Port Adelaide region into a new stratosphere.

The Osborne Naval Shipyard is undergoing a $535 million upgrade to accommodate the building of 40 new Defence craft;
500 public servants are being moved into the precinct also.

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