FAQs

The project is progressing to the next stage, we are now commencing an Expression of Interest (EOI) process to identify potential development partners for the former Nerang Administration precinct redevelopment.

An EOI is the first stage of a procurement process. It enables us to assess interest and capability from potential development partners before progressing to later stages of the project.

No. The EOI is the first step in identifying potential development partners. No preferred partner has been selected.

No. There is currently no final design for the precinct. Future design outcomes will be developed through subsequent stages of the project.

Feedback received during the 2023 and late 2025 community consultations have helped inform planning for the Hinterland Gateway Community Hub and the broader vision for the former Nerang Administration precinct.

Yes. Delivery of the Hinterland Gateway Community Hub remains a key objective of the project.

Potential residential development forms part of the long-term vision for the precinct. Specific development outcomes will be considered through future planning, assessment and procurement processes.

Traffic, access and parking were key themes raised during consultation. These matters will be considered as planning and design of the precinct progresses.

Environmental considerations, including biodiversity and habitat protection requirements, will continue to be assessed and considered throughout future planning and development processes.

The City will continue to keep stakeholders informed as the project progresses. Future engagement activities will be considered as the project moves into future stages.

The latest project information, updates and key milestones are available on this page; the GC Have Your Say project page.

Following the EOI process, submissions will be evaluated and shortlisted potential partners may be invited to participate in the next stage of the procurement process. The community will continue to be updated at key project milestones.

City staff previously based at the former Nerang Administration precinct were relocated to Bundall as part of the City of Gold Coast’s Accommodation Strategy. This created an opportunity to review the site and consider how it could best serve the community into the future.

In July 2025, Council endorsed disposal of the Administration Precinct and the reinvestment of sale proceeds into the new Hinterland Gateway Community Hub, to be constructed on the former Town and Country site in the precinct.

The Hinterland Gateway Community Hub is a proposed modern, high-quality, multi-purpose facility designed to bring together recreation, arts and community services in one vibrant and connected location. Decisions regarding the specific elements of The Hub, will be decided at a later stage following community input.

The vegetation in this area is protect regulated bushland. No clearing is planned as part of the project.

The Nerang Library is a possible consideration to be relocated into the Hinterland Gateway Community Hub and to be determined as the project progresses.

No. The site is not heritage listed.

No. The pool is not included in the scope of this project.

Yes. Public transport access and connectivity will be considered as part of planning for The Hinterland Gateway Community Hub.

The Hub reflects the City’s commitment to investing in high-quality community infrastructure that supports social connection, enhances wellbeing and ensures Nerang continues to thrive as a dynamic and inclusive community.