We are bound by the Privacy Act, which protects information handled by Business in Australia and from the 21st December 2002 an amendment to the Privacy Act. Those Principals regulate how we collect, store, use and disclose personal information about you and other individuals.

Collection, Use and Disclosure
In our agency business, we collect, hold, use, and disclose to third parties, personal information for a number of reasons:
• To carry out appointments as sales agents for clients selling their properties
• To carry out appointments as property managers for rental property owners, which includes processing tenancy applications and managing tenancy relationships and the tenanted property
• To promote and market our services and the products and services of third parties (we will only use your personal information for this purpose and will not disclose it to third parties)
• To provide information on and promote properties for sale and for rent to the market
• To reply to enquiries and information requests made by individuals
• For internal business processes such as market research and billing : and
• Where required by law

We collect personal information about individuals:
• From the individuals themselves – through application forms, registration books at open inspections, appointment forms, agreements, correspondence including emails, our website, and through verbal communications
• From third parties (including from other agents, from operators of tenancy reference databases and other publicly available databases and from referees) – in the course of verifying and evaluating tenancy applications and managing tenancy arrangements, and in carrying out agency services for a client, including through property searches

Security of Information
We will take all reasonable steps to ensure the personal information we hold about you is not subject to loss, misuse or unauthorised access or alteration. We will also take reasonable steps to destroy or permanently de-identify personal information if it is no longer required.

Access to Personal Information
If you would like to access or correct any personal information, which we hold about you, please do not hesitate to contact us, Please note that a charge may apply to cover all reasonable costs that we may incur in providing you with access to your personal information.

We will take all reasonable steps to correct any information, which you show to be inaccurate, incomplete or out-of-date.

Contact
If you have any requests, queries or comments which you would like to make, please do not hesitate to contact us on:

Professionals Logan Lifestyles
PO Box 238
WATERFORD QLD 4133
(07) 3299 7733
(07) 3299 7755

Policy Update
Please note that this Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time.

We are bound by the Privacy Act, which protects information handled by Business in Australia and from the 21st December 2002 an amendment to the Privacy Act. Those Principals regulate how we collect, store, use and disclose personal information about you and other individuals.

Collection, Use and Disclosure
In our agency business, we collect, hold, use, and disclose to third parties, personal information for a number of reasons:
• To carry out appointments as sales agents for clients selling their properties
• To carry out appointments as property managers for rental property owners, which includes processing tenancy applications and managing tenancy relationships and the tenanted property
• To promote and market our services and the products and services of third parties (we will only use your personal information for this purpose and will not disclose it to third parties)
• To provide information on and promote properties for sale and for rent to the market
• To reply to enquiries and information requests made by individuals
• For internal business processes such as market research and billing : and
• Where required by law

We collect personal information about individuals:
• From the individuals themselves – through application forms, registration books at open inspections, appointment forms, agreements, correspondence including emails, our website, and through verbal communications
• From third parties (including from other agents, from operators of tenancy reference databases and other publicly available databases and from referees) – in the course of verifying and evaluating tenancy applications and managing tenancy arrangements, and in carrying out agency services for a client, including through property searches

Security of Information
We will take all reasonable steps to ensure the personal information we hold about you is not subject to loss, misuse or unauthorised access or alteration. We will also take reasonable steps to destroy or permanently de-identify personal information if it is no longer required.

Access to Personal Information
If you would like to access or correct any personal information, which we hold about you, please do not hesitate to contact us, Please note that a charge may apply to cover all reasonable costs that we may incur in providing you with access to your personal information.

We will take all reasonable steps to correct any information, which you show to be inaccurate, incomplete or out-of-date.

Contact
If you have any requests, queries or comments which you would like to make, please do not hesitate to contact us on:

Professionals Logan Lifestyles
PO Box 238
WATERFORD QLD 4133
(07) 3299 7733
(07) 3299 7755

Policy Update
Please note that this Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time.

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Professionals – Logan Lifestyles Realty

Professionals – Serving the people of Logan for 25 Years.

Logan is located in the heartland of South East Queensland, midway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. With a population growing within reach of a 1/4 of a million Logan is proudly Queenslands third largest city and is young, dynamic and booming beyond belief.
The city enjoys the best of all worlds. Its access to the States major transport links makes it an ideal residential and business locale, but without the congestion or espense of living in a capital city or a major tourist town.
Logan is home to over 170,000 people from more than 160 different cultures. We celebrate our diversity and the rich and varied Lifestyles it offers. Logan is also a very young city with more than 50 per cent of residents aged 30 or younger. This adds energy and enthusiasm to our community and gives us a real vibrancy.Little wonder we have become one of the most diverse cities in Australia.

The community with everything at your fingertips

Schools a plenty – Motorways linking Brisbane Ipswich and the Gold Coast

One of the newest Hospitals for Matertiny and all the trappings of the best General Hospitals in the State. Our Griffith University and TAFE are situated at Meadowbrook with great accomodation and facilities for local and overseas students. The rail infrastructure is increasing to a third line and major bus interchanges have 1/4 hrly services to major shopping centres lincluding the Hyperdome and Grand Plaza at Browns Plains.Come and enjoy a Logan Lifestyle.

Exciting Future – Logan Is Looking Good

Logan City is a young and vibrant city, and one of the largest and fastest growing in Queensland. With a population of more than 265,000 people and an existing business base of more than 21,000 businesses, the city is part of the exciting growth corridor taking shape in South East Queensland.

The city’s population is expected to grow by more than 200,000 over the next 20 years with several suburbs earmarked for high population growth, significant investment in new industry and potentially leading models for master planned communities.

In an effort to carefully manage growth and major developments within Logan City, Logan City Council has established a Major Projects Program, known as New Cities, which will be responsible for overseeing major development areas within Logan, including Yarrabilba and Flagstone. The program will be responsible for producing planning, infrastructure and funding options to manage major development effectively. More than $20 billion in new residential and township developments are planned or under way in the city.

The local economy, worth $13.58 billion, is largely centred around the manufacturing, construction, property and business services and retail sectors and boasts a large contingent of home-based businesses. A number of other key industries are emerging as well, such as health and wellbeing industries, creative industries, sustainable industries, and education, tourism and lifestyles industries

A progressive city

Logan City expanded significantly in March 2008 with the inclusion of areas from the Gold Coast City area and the former Beaudesert Shire. In addition to boosting the population, these changes have diversified the city’s economic and cultural base.

The new Logan City covers 957 square kilometres and is conveniently located between Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Redland City, Ipswich and the Scenic Rim.

Extending west, the new city includes the northern urban sector of the former Beaudesert Shire, including Cedar Grove and Cedar Vale, Jimboomba, Greater Flagstone, Yarrabilba and Logan Village. The area is a destination for professionals and home-based businesses as well as a gateway to the huge industrial developments planned at Bromelton, in the Scenic Rim, in the future.

Newly-included areas to the south include Beenleigh, which has strong local business networks and a strong sense of community. A number of Queensland’s leading firms are based in this region. Beenleigh is seen as a business service centre, not only for the Yatala industrial area to the south, but also as a valuable economic district within Logan City.

There is also a wide range of exciting elements to the “old” Logan, some of which include Springwood as a key centre for commercial, retail and lifestyles services, SouthWest 1 as a prime location for advanced manufacturing and knowledge based industries, and commercial, industrial and retail opportunities in the areas of Logan Central, Browns Plains, Loganholme and Meadowbrook, to name a few.

Gayle Thompson & Mark Sutton were both named the winners of Professionals Real Estate Group’s 30 Million Dollar Award and Top 10% Salesperson (sides) awards for the east coast of Australia at the Professionals Annual Awards held in Sydney this September.

Professionals Annual Conference

Our Principal, Noel Thompson, has recently come back from the Professionals Annual Conference in Sydney and this is what he had to say.. “The NBCF dinner was the best EVENT! As we continued on from last year the journey with Sharon Cohrs and now the Mt Everest achievement. I must also say that the emotive delivery of Brian Brady’s contributing address was one of the most heartfelt and memorable speeches I have ever been witness to.” One word – Outstanding!

Professionals cumulative total raised for the National Breast Cancer Foundation is now:

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