Tweed Mall heads to market with approved $900m masterplan for 1,371 homes
Kyron Capital is preparing to sell Tweed Mall, just south of the Queensland border, with an approved $900 million masterplan for 1,371 homes attached to the site.
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Kyron Capital is preparing to sell Tweed Mall, just south of the Queensland border, with an approved $900 million masterplan for 1,371 homes attached to the site.
- Kyron Capital is preparing to sell Tweed Mall at 16-32 Wharf Street, Tweed Heads.
- The centre sits about 350m south of the Queensland border, on the Gold Coast's southern edge.
- An approved $900 million masterplan for 1,371 homes is attached to the asset.
- McVay Real Estate and Colliers will run an expressions of interest campaign, with a sale above $100 million expected.
- The owner has not progressed the residential precinct, focusing instead on retail performance.
What's happening
One of the largest approved residential opportunities on the Gold Coast's southern doorstep is heading to market. Fund manager Kyron Capital is preparing to sell Tweed Mall, a triple-supermarket shopping centre at 16-32 Wharf Street, Tweed Heads, about 350m south of the Queensland border.
The asset comes with an approved $900 million masterplan for a precinct of 1,371 homes. Kyron has not progressed that residential plan, focusing on the centre's retail performance instead, which leaves the next owner with both an operating income stream and a significant long-term development pathway.
The key details
The campaign is being positioned around the mall's current trading while highlighting the approved masterplan.
- Site: Tweed Mall, 16-32 Wharf Street, Tweed Heads, New South Wales.
- Masterplan: approved, valued at $900 million, for a precinct of 1,371 homes.
- Sale process: an expressions of interest campaign described as imminent, run by McVay Real Estate and Colliers.
- Expected price: more than $100 million.
- Buyer pool: McVay Real Estate managing director Sam McVay expects interest from international investors seeking exposure to South East Queensland.
Timeline and next steps
The sale was reported on 6 October 2026, with the expressions of interest campaign expected to open shortly. The timing of any residential delivery will depend on the buyer's strategy, market conditions and any further approvals needed to stage the precinct. The report did not give building heights or a staging timetable.
What it means for Gold Coast property owners and developers
Tweed Heads functions as part of the southern Gold Coast urban area, so a potential 1,371-home precinct here would add meaningful supply close to Coolangatta, the Gold Coast Airport and the southern beaches. For buyers priced out of beachside suburbs, new housing in an established town centre could widen choice over the coming decade.
For developers, the sale signals that large, approved mixed-use sites in the region remain in demand from well-capitalised investors. Existing owners nearby could benefit from improved amenity if the precinct proceeds, though the masterplan has sat unbuilt and delivery is not guaranteed. This is general commentary, not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Tweed Mall?
At 16-32 Wharf Street, Tweed Heads, about 350m south of the Queensland border on the Gold Coast's southern edge.
How many homes could be built?
The site's approved $900 million masterplan provides for a precinct of 1,371 homes.
How much is the mall expected to sell for?
The sale is expected to exceed $100 million, with McVay Real Estate and Colliers handling the campaign.
Source: The Urban Developer, published 6 October 2026. This article is an independent summary and commentary by GC Prestige based on the original report — read the source for full details.
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