South East Queensland — Council Development Profile

Redland City Council

Bayside amenity, a State-mandated dwelling shortfall and new PDAs

Premium bayside amenity with a state-mandated dwelling shortfall — tailwinds for townhouse, terrace and small-lot product near its centres.

Cleveland and Raby Bay waterfront, Redland City

Photo: Orderinchaos, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Development Snapshot

Population
170,225 (ERP, 2024)
Projected Population 2046
~211,500
Dwelling Target to 2046
~5,000-dwelling shortfall to close, infill-led (ShapingSEQ 2023)
Planning Scheme
Redland City Plan (Version 12, Nov 2024; new scheme by 2028)
Land Area
~537 km²
Median House Price
~$1.1M–$1.15M (2025–26)

ShapingSEQ 2023; profile.id; EDQ; Domain/CoreLogic 2025–26; Redland City Council. Figures are indicative and should be verified before any transaction.

Planning & Zoning

  • Redland City Plan v12 (new scheme by 2028)
  • Southern Thornlands PDA — ~8,000 homes (EDQ)
  • Weinam Creek and Toondah Harbour PDAs
  • Shoreline greenfield; centres Cleveland, Capalaba

Growth & Demographics

  • 170,225 residents (2024), +2.1%/yr → ~211,500 by 2046
  • ~5,000-dwelling shortfall vs benchmark
  • Infill-led 'gentle density'

Development Pipeline & Approvals

  • Shoreline: ~3,000 lots under construction
  • Weinam Creek waterfront / transport hub
  • Southern Thornlands unlocking ~8,000 homes

Investment Angle

  • Shortfall = clear supply tailwind
  • State PDAs unlocking serviced land
  • Premium bayside; mind koala / Ramsar overlays

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