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A $2.31 million sale in Warner would have seemed ambitious a decade ago. Today, it is part of a broader pattern. With multiple transactions above $1.3 million recorded between December 2025 and February 2026, Warner is consolidating at a higher tier. And when price brackets shift, expectations shift with them. The conversation moves beyond the…
Elimbah is entering a pivotal year, with more than $30 million in new water and sewer infrastructure scheduled to roll out from mid-March 2026 — a coordinated investment that aligns with continued activity at the upper end of the local property market. Construction of the Elimbah Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Project is scheduled to commence…
Moreton Bay’s premium market remains active — and importantly, it is geographically diverse. The top 10 recorded sales across the region in the past month span acreage holdings in Wamuran and Cashmere, canal-front homes in Newport, and waterfront positions in Bongaree. Rather than a single standout suburb driving results, high-value transactions are occurring across multiple…
Ferny Hills is no longer just watching change happen next door. While construction continues around Ferny Grove railway station, the City of Moreton Bay is advancing its own Ferny Hills Precinct Planning project — a process that will shape how the suburb grows, what gets built and how its character is preserved. Taken together, the…
The proposed replacement of the Bribie Island Bridge has moved beyond concept discussion. A formal business case has been completed and the project is now progressing through detailed design as part of the broader Caboolture–Bribie Island Road upgrade. For Banksia Beach, this is not just a traffic story. It is an access and resilience story…
When the former paper mill closed, Petrie lost the industrial employer that had defined it for generations. For decades, the site operated as one of the region’s major manufacturing hubs, originally established in the 1950s and later run by Australian Paper and Amcor. At its peak, the mill employed hundreds of workers and anchored local…
Brendale’s factories are not getting bigger. They are getting smarter. Behind the roller doors of long-established workshops, a quiet shift is underway. Sensors are being installed on machinery. Production schedules are being digitised. Maintenance is becoming predictive rather than reactive. In one of the largest industrial precincts within the City of Moreton Bay, automation is…
If you’ve stood along Margate’s foreshore during a king tide, you’ve seen the water sit higher than usual. Sand narrows. Park edges saturate. Photos circulate with the same quiet question: is this temporary — or is it something more permanent? Answering that requires context — tidal science, historical experience and market evidence. What causes king…
Petrie is set to anchor one of South East Queensland’s most significant vocational education investments, with a $60-million TAFE Centre of Excellence confirmed for the Moreton Bay Central precinct. The project follows the transfer of land from the City of Moreton Bay to Queensland, securing a site adjacent to UniSC’s Moreton Bay campus and the…
Clontarf is often framed as relaxed waterfront living — Pelican Park, wide streets, sea breezes. But did you know that during the crisis year of 1942, its position at the entrance to the Redcliffe Peninsula gave it strategic relevance? Queensland became a frontline staging ground in the Pacific War. Military bases, ports and airfields across…
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