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MCU14/0106 & OPW15/0001 Compiled Information Request Response
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3 Conclusion
It is noted that office based white collar workers occupy a range of non-office premises, including home
office and industrial premises. This is generally driven by affordability and convenience. This is a
characteristic of the Noosa region and consistent with the lifestyle of the region and the semi-retired
nature of parts of the professional workforce. This is anticipated to continue, and potentially increase, in
the future as the population ages.
Allowing for a higher proportion of office based white collar workers (20% up from 13.7%) has an
insignificant impact on the demand for office space at Noosa Civic (from 60 sq.m to 114 sq.m per annum)
6 DISCLAIMER
URBIS
NOOSA CIVIC - OFFICE REPORT - 6 MAY 2015.DOCX
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