Coffs Harbour NSW
A growing city on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales Australia 2450.Infrastructure & Services: The city of Coffs Harbour is well equipped with infrastructure to support industrial and commercial operations. It’s also a growing city that provides many opportunities for families, young people and entrepreneurs seeing to provide for the rapid growth in population.

Lifestyle
A temperate climate all year round, the average annual maximum temperature is 23°C, golden beaches, magnificent rainforests, nearby mountain ranges and clean air make it a great place to enjoy life. Informal Lifestyle, minimal commuting times, many leisure, sporting and social activities. It is a small place where people get to know one another quickly but still large enough to offer choices in where to live or what to do. Wherever you live by the beach or up in the mountains, the city centre is not far away, usually less than 20 minutes and traffic is not a problem. There are many leisure activities to occupy you and your family. Some of these include: Licensed clubs, RSL, bowling, golf, yacht, fishing.

Awards
2000 Inaugural Prime most efficient local government authority in NSW for the 2000/2001 financial year; 2002 - recognised as the World's Most Liveable City with a population up to 75,000 people, through the United Nations-sponsored Nations In Bloom Awards for Liveable Communities. 2 Royal Australian Planning Institute Awards for the City Centre Revitalisation Project and the Local Environmental Plan.

Shopping

City Centre
Blends a commercial business area with an attractive shopping complex - the Palm Centre, which has also recently received a major upgrade.With free parking in two multistorey undercover parking areas.

Homebase
Located on the Pacific Highway about 2kms north of the CBD. Homemaker Centre which features about 20 retail areas with large free parking areas with pick-up and delivery points for ease of shopping.

Park Beach Plaza
Located on the Pacific Highway about 2kms north of the CBD. Park Beach Plaza is the largest regional shopping centre between Newcastle and the Queensland border. It features larger stores such as Target, Big W, and Woolworths as well as 6 banks, Medicare, Medibank Private, Australia Post and every type of specialty shop. Approximately 4.3 million tourists pass through the Centre each year. Large free parking areas with pick-up and delivery points for ease of shopping.