Koo & Company Prestige Properties
Koo and Company Prestige Properties principal Koo Yamaguchi has an experience
in selling Resort Properties for the last 9 years, especially in golfing
resort properties. Koo Yamaguchi specialises in Royal Pines Resort
in a total established five star resort that "Has it all" in central Gold
Coast. Koo also specialises in selling other resort properties such
as Hope Island Resort and Sanctuary Cove Resort which are all five star resorts
and are under ITR status. ITR (Integrated Tourist Resort) means that
the property can be bought by or sold to overseas interest.
Koo and Company Prestige Properties was established in July 2006 for
catered to promote any kind of Gold Coast properties, especially New
Development Properties including residential dwelling, investment or
acreage properties.
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Luxury lifestyle on the Gold Coast
The spectacular coastal region stretching from South Stradbroke Island
to Coolangatta/Tweed is a blue water wonderland with clean, clear waters
and 42 kilometers of sandy beaches and world heritage listed national
parks.
The Gold Coast region has a fabulous truly comfortable sub-tropical
climate, ideal for outdoor enjoyment all-year round. The Coast averages
245 days of fine and sunny weather each year and has an average rainfall
of about 1400mm annually, the majority of which falls in the summer
period.
The Gold Coast is a booming city with so much to offer for all age
groups. Everything about the coast is fun and lifestyle. It
is a shopping Mecca, a sportsman’s paradise and a food lover’s
heaven with nightlife clubs and casinos to keep you up for days.
Do you love a game of golf?
The Gold Coast is a Golf persons Paradise. With over 30 courses most
of the courses are within a few minutes drive from the centre of
the coast and offer a range of services including club and buggy
hire, professional lessons, driving ranges and practice putting greens.
Finally, the Gold Coast is also a very popular area for an investment
property - both commercial and residential - and/or a holiday house
or unit. Current Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) rules allow
overseas investors to purchase vacant land, commercial property and
up to 50% of new residential properties (houses and condominiums) constructed
by any developer who has applied for FIRB approval.
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