This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
A 153ha master-planned development site at Greenbank in Brisbane’s south has hit the market.
The site is being offered by Ray White special projects (Queensland) directors Mark Creevey and Tony Williams via an expressions of interest campaign.
Creevey said the property comprises the northern or urban balance area of the Teviot Downs Estate at Greenbank, within the Greater Flagstone Urban Development Area.
“The offering on Pub Lane, Greenbank has an approved master pan for traditional urban living incorporating 996 lots with generous block sizes ranging from 400sqm to 2,000sqm, with an average size of 580sqm. The land estate will also offer future residents more than 47ha of parks and open space,” Creevey said.
“In addition to the traditional lots, there is more than 13ha of medium density land in three super lots at the eastern end of the site which will allow for higher density residential development in line with future requirements of the area and the eventual development of the proposed Greenbank Railway Station directly adjacent to the site.” Williams said.
Australian Property Journal
