City Snapshot

City snapshot provides a census of the Land use / activity occurring on every property located within the Logan Local Government Area as at June 2024. The snapshot is presented in two broad categories being residential and non-residential.

For properties with a residential land use/activity, the number of dwellings is recorded or the number of bedrooms for specific residential uses such as care facilities.

For properties with a non-residential land use/activity, the Gross Floor Area (GFA) is recorded. If a property has both a residential and non-residential land use/activity, all of the above are recorded.

Please Note: Land use/activity is based on what is actually occurring on the property as at June 2024. Land use/activity is not Logan Planning Scheme (2015) zoning.

There are 137,876 dwellings in the City of Logan as at June 2024.

The South East Queensland Regional Plan 2023 (ShapingSEQ), states that the City of Logan is required to accommodate an additional 110,200 dwellings from 2021 to 2046. By June 2024, 137,876 residential dwellings were recorded in Logan with a growth of 12,176 dwellings from 2021. Based on these updated figures, Logan is required to now facilitate an additional 98,024 residential dwellings by 2046.

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1,901

Unit/Apartment

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14,476

Duplex/Townhouse

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108,698

Stand-alone house

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6,964

House with a secondary dwelling/Auxiliary unit(1)

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569

Other dwellings (2)

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5,268

Retirement dwellings (3)

City of Logan Other Residential Land Use As at June 2024

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61

Non-private institutions (beds) (5)

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2,438

Care facilities (beds) (4)

City of Logan Accommodation Land Use As at June 2024

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160

Short-term accommodation (hotels/motels)

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6

Short-term accommodation (serviced apartments)

City of Logan Non-residential Land Use as at June 2024

Land use summary by Gross Floor Area (GFA)

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1,615,397m²

Retail

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1,016,893m²

Community

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3,079,897m²

Industry

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393,340m²

Office

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155,462m²

Sport, tourism & recreation

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138,805m²

Rural

City of Logan Non-residential Land Use Breakdown in Gross Floor Area (GFA)

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1,491,942m²

Retail & services

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123,455m²

Showroom & bulk goods

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393,340m²

Office

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672,847m²

Education

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117,413m²

Health

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226,633m²

Community & other

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155,462m²

Sport, tourism & recreation

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138,805m²

Rural

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1,056,522m²

Warehouse, distribution & logistics

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1,942,240m²

Low impact industry

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53,998m²

Medium impact industry

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27,137m²

High impact industry

  1. A Retirement dwelling is defined as a dwelling located in a retirement facility that provides separate independent living dwellings. Also defined as low-care living.
  2. The Auxiliary unit count includes both the primary house and the auxiliary unit.
  3. An other dwelling includes those dwellings located in Caravan parks for the purposes of longer-term living (not short-term holiday accommodation) and dwellings such as relocatable homes.
  4. Care facilities Include residential care facilities such as nursing homes and community residences and are further defined as facilities with shared communal facilities such as common areas, kitchens etc. A care facility is not a separate dwelling. The count for this housing type is the number of bedrooms and not dwellings.
  5. Non-private institutions include detention facilities and boarding homes. The count for this housing type is the number of bedrooms and not dwellings.
  • Retail and services: This use includes the sale of goods and services such as shops, food and drink outlets, service stations etc.
  • Showroom and bulk foods: This use includes large-scale retailers such as retail warehouses, outdoor sales yards, showrooms etc.
  • Office: This use includes the provision of professional services and discharge of professional duties such as GP/doctors, office, vets etc.
  • Education: This use provides educational services such as child care centres, schools, universities, TAFE etc.
  • Health: This use provides general and emergency medical care such as hospitals and health care services etc.
  • Community other: This use provides services to the community such as community halls, emergency service stations, churches etc.
  • Sport, Tourism & Recreation: This use provides recreation services such as gyms, galleries, tourist attractions, sporting facilities etc.
  • Rural: This use includes agricultural and animal industries such as animal keeping, farming etc.
  • Warehouse, distribution & logistics: This use includes industrial activities which deal with transport and/or storage of goods or the transport of passengers.
  • Low impact industry: This use includes industrial uses with low intensity and impacts such as mechanics, car washes etc.
  • Med impact industry: This use includes industrial uses with moderate intensity and impacts such as spray painting, recycling, manufacturing etc.
  • High impact industry: This use includes industrial uses with high intensity and impacts such as quarrying, waste processing, heavy manufacturing etc.