The Hon. Sam O’Connor MP Minister for Housing and Public Works and Minister for Youth joined CHL team members, partners, community representatives and the new residents to officially open Seachange Miami on the Gold Coast Highway on Friday 24 October.

The four-level property with lift access has 32 homes, including a mix of one and two bedroom apartments.

Seachange Miami provides homes for Queenslanders 55 and older, including those with higher mobility needs, with customers being either on the social housing register, public housing tenants seeking to downsize or those eligible for Specialist Disability Accommodation through the NDIS.

Carly Bairstow, CHL’s Queensland State Manager, says, “At CHL we work with government, community and commercial partners to create high quality homes fit for purpose and fit for the future in our cities and regions. By working together we can create more social and affordable homes where they are needed.

“Seachange Miami provides quality homes with tailored, right-sized features to give older people the accessibility and support they need to age-in-place in their own communities. By providing these essential housing solutions, it frees up larger social and affordable homes to help families who are waiting for a home. We’re proud to partner with the Queensland Government to deliver more homes across the state.”

Our Seachange Miami development was led by CHL in partnership with the Queensland Government, NAB (financial partner), Alder Constructions (builder), MCD Australia (superintendent), Ripple Group (quantity surveyor) and Ryal Smyth (architect).

Learn more about Seachange Miami.