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New traffic works at Redland Bay are set to help fast-track the delivery of several hundred new homes at Villawood’s Baya community in the surging growth corridor.

The works, at the intersection of Serpentine Creek Road and Kidd Street, will improve traffic flows to the 225-lot Baya community currently under construction.

Assistant Housing Minister Rebecca Young met onsite with Villawood’s Queensland/NSW general manager Michael Williams to check the site of the 12-month traffic build, which has been assisted by $4.5 million from the Queensland Government’s Residential Activation Fund,.

The $250 million Baya is an important project for Redland Bay, one which will help house newcomers to the area, notably those moving into jobs in the area’s growing health and education sectors.

Villawood is providing $20,000 savings to teachers and essential health staff under its Care Worker Support Program to help them move in. infrastructure such as the $17 million traffic works will help in drawing critical staff to the area.

As Michael says: “It’s no secret developers are anxious to meet the demand for new homes in Redland Bay. Potential purchaser inquiries are still strong, especially in the new communities that make up the southern Redland Bay area.

“The traffic work are an important part of a picture where you’re not just bringing land and houses to market, you’re actually helping deliver crucial health, social and community services.”

Find out more about Baya: https://villawoodproperties.com.au/community/baya/