An exceptional development opportunity in the heart of Redland Bay's rapidly evolving Weinam Creek Priority Development Area.
Positioned within one of South East Queensland's most significant water view renewal precincts, this premium site offers an approved development scheme for a five-level residential project comprising 24 apartments, including NDIS/SDA accommodation opportunities.
Key Highlights
• 2026㎡ land size in total for 99-105 Hamilton Street
• DA approved for a 5-storey residential development
• Approved scheme comprising 24 apartments
• SDA / NDIS accommodation component incorporated within the approved design
• Situated within the Weinam Creek Priority Development Area
• Walking distance to Redland Bay Marina, ferry terminal, waterfront parklands, cafés and retail amenities
• Excellent access to public transport and major infrastructure
• Positioned within one of South East Queensland's fastest-growing bayside communities
Strategic Location
The property benefits from its location within the transformative Weinam Creek PDA, a government-supported waterfront precinct that has already seen substantial investment in transport, marina access, public spaces and supporting infrastructure. Recent upgrades include new ferry facilities, transport connections, cycleways and major public realm improvements.
Development Potential
Approved for a contemporary apartment project incorporating a mix of two, three and four-bedroom residences, together with SDA accommodation opportunities, the site presents a rare opportunity to deliver high-quality housing in an undersupplied coastal market.
Whether you are an established developer, SDA operator, private investor or syndicate seeking a landmark bayside project, 99-105 Hamilton Street offers scale, approval certainty and a highly desirable lifestyle location.
For further information, approved plans and due diligence material, contact Dylan Wang 0405 977 606
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
