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INSTALLATION OF AUTHORITY INFRASTRUCTURE:
The Waterfront Newstead story is continually unfolding to create a connected and vibrant community. Waterfront Newstead has been the catalyst for the evolution of Newstead, contributing over $65 million in parklands, roads, cycleways, community facilities and retail to date. It is also home to the first residential buildings by Mirvac - Pier, Park and Unison. The latest forth residential stage, Quay Waterfront Newstead and build-to-rent project LIV Anura are currently under construction.
The much-anticipated next stage of Waterfront Newstead, Isle, is coming soon. To register a sales enquiry please visit isle.mirvac.com
The original plan was created back in 2001 and has evolved with the area’s emerging community. The plan was updated in 2011, in line with the introduction of Brisbane City Council’s Newstead and Teneriffe Waterfront Neighbourhood Plan and its planning controls.
When complete Mirvac will have handed over 50% of the development site area to Brisbane City Council for the benefit of the wider community.
Over 600 metres of walking and cycle paths constructed throughout Waterfront Newstead linking through to Newstead House, Newstead Terrace and Skyring Terrace when completed. Along with the construction of new road networks including the delivery of Skyring Terrace, Festival Place, Cunningham Street and the extension of Waterloo Street.
Rehabilitation of this key riverfront parcel from its previous life as a heavily industrial site, transforming it into a community that many residents call home and locals can enjoy daily.
Major refurbishment of Newstead wharf has been completed, including widening of surrounding footpaths and parklands and opening up this riverside space to the community.
Installation of BBQ, playground and parkland seating facilities.
Installation of new stormwater, sewerage and electrical
reticulation systems, along with the upgrading of existing stormwater and sewerage systems.
With walking distance to cafes, restaurants, transport as well as proximity to the Brisbane River and City has seen Newstead's popularity continue to boom. As more people move to this area, Waterfront Newstead will be part of the vibrate community by providing homes for these residents.
Source: Queensland Government Statistician's Office.
In Brisbane City Council alone, the population is projected to increase by nearly 386,800 people by 2041. An additional 188,200 dwellings will be required in Brisbane by 2041 to respond to this population growth.
Source: Queensland Government Shaping SEQ South East Queensland Regional Plan 2017.
The two main planning documents from Brisbane City Council that apply to development in the Newstead area are:
The Neighbourhood Plan was introduced in 2011, superseding all plans for the area. Brisbane City Council continue to evolve the Brisbane City Plan and Neighbourhood Plan to meet the area’s housing needs.
Since 2011, developments of the following type and scale listed have been allowable within the area and applies to Waterfront Newstead.
25 storeys on a site
greater than 4,000sqm
15 storeys on a site
2,500sqm to 4,000sqm
8 storeys on a site less
than 2,500sqm
To view the full planning documents, please click the links below:
Brisbane City Plan Neighbourhood Plan