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Sukoon Village
"Sukoon" is an Arabic word meaning "Peace or Tranquility".
Come and visit our offices and information centre at the site 161 Underwood Road, Eight mile Plains to get a first hand experience of what the centre will offer, and get your questions answered.
With your support we will be able to enhance your social, spiritual and physical well being.
Come and visit our offices and information centre at the site 161 Underwood Road, Eight mile Plains to get a first hand experience of what the centre will offer, and get your questions answered.
With your support we will be able to enhance your social, spiritual and physical well being.
Our Vision
In mid 2000's a group of like minded individuals recognised the lack of any Retirement or Aged care facility specifically catering to the spiritual and culinary needs of the Muslim Community.
So the seeds having been planted began to germinate in our minds at least for the next few years ... to establish a facility to cater for our community, whilst open to members of ALL faith and communities, to provide these services within an Islamic ethos.
A few years later after we obtained the Development Approval for an Islamic Centre at 161 Underwood Road in Eight Mile Plains, we recognised that the balance of the available land could serve this vision and dream.
Having been through the preliminary proposals and discussions, we submitted a formal Development Approval Application to the Brisbane City Council for this project, and trust that the Council sees the merits and need for such a Centre.
So the seeds having been planted began to germinate in our minds at least for the next few years ... to establish a facility to cater for our community, whilst open to members of ALL faith and communities, to provide these services within an Islamic ethos.
A few years later after we obtained the Development Approval for an Islamic Centre at 161 Underwood Road in Eight Mile Plains, we recognised that the balance of the available land could serve this vision and dream.
Having been through the preliminary proposals and discussions, we submitted a formal Development Approval Application to the Brisbane City Council for this project, and trust that the Council sees the merits and need for such a Centre.
Retirement | AGed Care Village | Medical Centre | childcare Centre
RETIREMENT VILLAGE, AGED CARE, DEMENTIA UNITS, MEDICAL CENTRE & CHILDCARE CENTRE.
This will be situated on the northern part of the 10 acre property, fronting onto Underwood road.
A development application was lodged with the Brisbane City Council at the end of November 2019. The process and time for council to consider this application and approve it can be between 12- 18 months.
The Centre is designed to include:
- 91 x 2 & 3 bedroom Retirement units
- 20 Aged Care units
- 10 Dementia care units
- A 250 square meter medical Centre
- A 75-place childcare centre.
BIC has submitted the application to the Brisbane City Council for our proposed Aged Care Facility "Sukoon Village", which will have 91 Retirement units, 20 Aged care units and 10 Dementia units.
The centre will also include a Childcare Centre and a Medical Centre. Studies have shown that the concept of Aged care and Childcare together has significant benefit for the elderly especially those with Dementia.
Australia as we all know has an ageing population and dementia is on the increase in all communities. It affects many of our loved ones and their families. This facility aims to have dedicated dementia units which will be much needed to support our loved ones suffering with this incurable illness. The units will also help the families to cope better with this difficult diagnosis.
This will a unique facility in Queensland and will be open to all.
The Centre will be professionally managed according to the Government standards, rules and guidelines which apply for any Retirement village in the wider community. The tenure models are still to be confirmed, but will always be in keeping with the Guidelines for Retirement villages as regulated by the Queensland Government.
The centre will also include a Childcare Centre and a Medical Centre. Studies have shown that the concept of Aged care and Childcare together has significant benefit for the elderly especially those with Dementia.
Australia as we all know has an ageing population and dementia is on the increase in all communities. It affects many of our loved ones and their families. This facility aims to have dedicated dementia units which will be much needed to support our loved ones suffering with this incurable illness. The units will also help the families to cope better with this difficult diagnosis.
This will a unique facility in Queensland and will be open to all.
The Centre will be professionally managed according to the Government standards, rules and guidelines which apply for any Retirement village in the wider community. The tenure models are still to be confirmed, but will always be in keeping with the Guidelines for Retirement villages as regulated by the Queensland Government.
Costs and Financial Management
The financial implications of purchasing into a retirement Village is governed by Queensland Government Rules and Guidelines.
An ingoing contribution is the amount a prospective resident must pay under a residence contract to secure a right to reside in the retirement village.
Below is a Summary of the fees only.
For a details please see this link Retirement Villages Form 3
An ingoing contribution is the amount a prospective resident must pay under a residence contract to secure a right to reside in the retirement village.
Below is a Summary of the fees only.
For a details please see this link Retirement Villages Form 3
Ingoing contribution - entry costs to live in the village.
The ingoing contribution is also referred to as the sale price or purchase price.
The ingoing contribution is also referred to as the sale price or purchase price.
What is the estimated ingoing contribution (sale price) range for units in the village |
2 Bedroom Unit |
$480 000 - $500 000 |
What is the estimated ingoing contribution (sale price) range for units in the village |
2 Bedroom Unit |
$650 000 - $700 000 |
Ongoing Costs - costs while living in the retirement village
- General Services Charge: Residents pay this charge for the general services supplied or made available to residents in the village, which may include management and administration, gardening and general maintenance and other services or facilities for recreation and entertainment described at 7.1.
- Maintenance Reserve Fund contribution: Residents pay this charge for maintaining and repairing (but not replacing) the village’s capital items e.g. communal facilities, swimming pool. This fund may or may not cover maintaining or repairing items in your unit, depending on the terms of your residence contract.
- The budgets for the General Services Charge and the Maintenance Reserve Fund are set each financial year and these amounts can increase each year. The amount to be held in the Maintenance Reserve Fund is determined by the operator using a quantity surveyor’s report.
Exit fees - when you leave the village
A resident may have to pay an exit fee to the operator when they leave their unit or when the right to reside in their unit is sold. This is also referred to as a ‘deferred management fee’ (DMF). All residents pay an exit fee when they permanently leave their unit
Time period from occupation of unit to the date the resident ceases to reside in the unit |
Exit fee calculation based on your ingoing contribution |
< 1 year |
6% ingoing contribution paid by the next resident |
1-2 years |
12% ingoing contribution paid by the next resident |
2-3 years |
18% ingoing contribution paid by the next resident |
3-4 years |
24% ingoing contribution paid by the next resident |
4-5 years |
30% ingoing contribution paid by the next resident |
>5 years |
36% ingoing contribution paid by the next resident |
| Sukoon Village Press Release 2021 05 23.pdf.pdf |