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QLD: 160 unit mid rise Gympie retirement village gets the nod
Sep 02 2010
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Gympie’s Planning and Development Committee has decided to recommend conditional approval for a 160 unit retirement village. The application includes plans for five apartment block – each one three storeys high – includes single storey duplexes, with two and three bedroom units ranging from 90sq m to 130sq m in size.

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