If you never look beyond the horizon, you’ll never see the future.
Innovation takes you to the edge of the horizon. Transformation pushes beyond. Collaboration is the future.
Asia-Pacific’s emerging health and innovation hub, the 200-hectare Gold Coast Health & Knowledge Precinct (GCHKP) is a unique global business location for high-tech industry development, research collaboration and jobs of the future – a vibrant mixed-used community in which to live, work, study and play.
We’re a partnership of organisations and people dedicated to making a difference – from a vaccine for malaria, to a cure for spinal cord injury, we’re looking beyond the horizon with game-changing ideas and bold ambitions.
We hope you can join us to find your beyond.
The future GCHKP
THE FUTURE GCHKP
Lumina, the Precinct’s 9.5 hectare commercial cluster offers an exclusive opportunity to secure a position in the heart of our thriving innovation-based community, while our residential and retail community, Smith Collective, is set to be home to 2,500 residents.
Supported by $5 billion in infrastructure, including the world-class Griffith University and two major hospitals, the GCHKP is also home to the COHORT innovation and co-working space including Griffith Innovation Centre; the Queensland Academy of Health Sciences; the Southport Sharks entertainment precinct with our Mantra at Sharks boutique hotel; and extensive parkland and green spaces.
Take advantage of this extraordinary business, investment and lifestyle opportunity.
Unique Partnership
A partnership between the City of Gold Coast, Griffith University, Gold Coast Health and the Queensland Government, the GCHKP is already home to Griffith University, ranked in the top 2 percent of universities worldwide, the Gold Coast University Hospital, a major Australian teaching hospital, and the cutting-edge Gold Coast Private Hospital.
The GCHKP played host to the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games™ Athletes Village, which is now transformed into Australia’s first build-to-rent community, Smith Collective.
Employing 14,000 people (11,500 FTE) and home to almost 20,000 students, once fully developed the GCHKP is set to inject $2.9 billion into the local economy, supporting jobs for up to 26,000 people.
The Precinct offers a uniquely dynamic, collaborative environment for global health and knowledge companies and organisations to invest, cluster and grow, with land development, leasing and co-working opportunities on offer in the Lumina commercial cluster.
The GCHKP will grow and evolve over the next 10-15 years.
Strategic location
Strategically located on the edge of the Asia-Pacific, with access to two international airports, the Gold Coast enables 24/7 business operations across time zones. The GCHKP offers easy access via the M1 motorway to Brisbane (50 mins), and is ideally located along the Gold Coast Light Rail, just 4km from the city’s CBD and 9km to Surfers Paradise, and with direct connection to heavy rail.
$5 billion in infrastucture:
$1.76b Gold Coast University Hospital
$2.1b Gold Coast Light Rail (two stations)
$550m Smith Collective residential and retail
$500m Griffith University campus buildings
$282m Gold Coast Private Hospital
$25m Mantra at Sharks hotel
$5.5m Carrier Grade Internet
Talent from all over the world
Our people
The GCHKP boasts more than 1000 researchers and 700 research students, along with internationally regarded clinicians and global companies operating in innovative partnerships with researchers and clinicians.
Ideal Lifestyle
Find out why the Gold Coast is Australia's lifestyle city, and one of the fastest growing locations in the nation.
Innovative Programs
A range of programs to support entrepreneurs and innovators are delivered by COHORT and the Griffith Innovation Centre, including:
Mentoring
Business Health Checks
3 day Startup
Experts program
Young Women in AI
Leading Research Institutes
Discover the leading research centres and institutes that make the GCHKP a hub for innovation, including our flagship Institute for Glycomics, Menzies Health Institute Queensland and the Cities Research Institute.
And learn more about the Precinct’s clinical trial capacity.
