First Development of the Moree Gateway is Endorsed

Moree Plains Shire Council’s General Manager David Aber announced that at yesterday’s Council meeting the first contract of sale for the proposed Lot 1 of the Moree Gateway subdivision was endorsed.

“Council’s endorsement is an important milestone for the Moree Gateway project and we can now proceed to finalise the sale,” said Mr Aber.

Mr Aber added he was very pleased with the progress being made on the Moree Gateway project and that more details on the purchaser would be released once the contracts had been exchanged.

There has been growing interest from potential investors as Stage 1 of the Moree Gateway nears completion. Looking forward to additional developments, Mr Aber commented “previously it was difficult for interested parties to understand the enormity of change taking place at the Moree Gateway, but now they can see it.”

“Interested parties can now select where they want to be positioned, particularly as the site has a major focus on the transport industry with the potential for a new transport hub for the region,” said Mr Aber.

The Moree Gateway will cater for a number of uses including fuel and truck stop; service and commercial industries; agricultural, can and vehicle dealerships; accommodation and food; bulky goods, light industrial and tourism facilities.

The Moree Gateway development is designed to stimulate economic growth, create new jobs and ensure the future prosperity of the Moree Plains Shire by providing an iconic southern entry point to Moree, is due to be completed in early 2015.