Fraser Coast Property Industry Association

Reimagining Hervey Bay: Infrastructure and innovation for a changing world

AS HERVEY Bay’s population ages, we stand at a pivotal economic crossroads. The world is changing rapidly, and we must change with it. Our infrastructure, education system, and urban landscape need a radical overhaul to attract a younger, more dynamic demographic and ensure our community thrives in the coming decades. Our education system must be […]

ABC Wide Bay Radio | 10 July 2024

FCPIA President Glen Winney Discusses the FCPIA’s Top 10 Priority Projects on ABC Wide Bay with James Taylor Listen to the Interview HERE The Fraser Coast Property Industry Association (FCPIA) is making waves with the recent unveiling of its Top 10 Priority Projects Document. FCPIA President Glen Winney, in an engaging interview on ABC Wide […]

2024 Priority Projects – FCPIA

HERVEY BAY’S BRUCE HIGHWAY CONNECTOR – FRASER COAST GATEWAY HERVEY BAY ESPLANADE FRASER COAST SPORTS AND RECREATION PRECINCT HERVEY BAY / MARYBOROUGH WATER GRID MARYBOROUGH HERVEY BAY ROAD – Chapel Road Intersection YOUTH RETENTION HERVEY BAY MEDICAL PRECINCT HERVEY BAY MARINA AREA HERVEY BAY CBD WIDE BAY REGIONAL PLAN Join the FCPIA Today – Click […]

CONTENT FRONT PAGE

Welcome to the Fraser Coast Property Industry Association (FCPIA) At FCPIA, we are more than just a group of industry professionals – we are a powerful voice shaping the future of the Fraser Coast. Our members enjoy a range of exclusive benefits that not only enhance their professional growth but also contribute to the development […]

30/11/2023 – Fraser Coast is in the Shadows!

WHEN is the Fraser Coast going to get out of the shadows of the Wide Bay and really form its own identity as a region, like the Sunshine Coast? The Wide Bay as an entity disadvantages the Fraser Coast. We are always treated as the poor cousins when it comes to funding from government departments, […]

02/11/2023 Should Politicians focus on infrastructure?

AFTER a failed “Voice” campaign incurring over $450Mil in costs and months of distraction from the key issues affecting the majority of the population, you must ask what our politicians’ priorities are.You would think infrastructure and the cost of living and housing should be up there as key priorities.In Queensland, we have State and Council […]