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Noosa Medihub - Economic Need Assessment (Mar-26) · MCU25/0119

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                                                                    ECONOMIC NEEDS ASSESSMENT
                                                                                    MARCH 2026




Sports Recovery
Sports recovery facilities that have been considered for the purpose of this assessment does
not include medical grade facilities or day spa focused facilities. The assessment has
focused on physical recovery and conditioning facilities and services, including hot and cold
therapies, saunas, cryotherapy chamber and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Four sports recovery facilities have been identified within the trade area, including:
•   City Cave Noosa is part of the national City Cave Float & Wellness Centre franchise. City
    Cave offers float therapy, infrared sauna, and a range of massage therapies including
    remedial, sports, and relaxation massages.
•   TH7 Noosa focuses on recovery and longevity with therapies including saunas, ice
    baths, compression boots hyperbaric oxygen therapy and red-light therapy.
•   Base Health Noosa offers combined services grouping exercise physiology and
    physiotherapy together as well as offering contrast therapy, infrared saunas and
    compression/percussive therapy.
•   It is noted that there is a P3 facility intended to open soon in Noosa, being part of a
    larger chain with offerings typically including contrast therapy, infrared saunas,
    compression therapy and Hyperbaric Chambers.


Much of the Indoor Sport and Recreation businesses in the trade area are representative of
small businesses. By nature, small businesses have shorter operational spans (on average)
than larger businesses, which can impact the tenancy duration and therefore commercial
demand. The fluctuating nature of small businesses, particularly those Indoor Sport and
Recreation Uses in the area, will require ongoing flexibility and capacity, in terms of
commercial tenancy opportunities, for new businesses to establish in the area in order to fill
capacity requirements left by other business closures.


A summary of the Indoor Sports and Recreation facilities within the trade area is presented
in Table 4.1 and Figure 4.1 following.




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