Imagine a place where the bush meets the bay, and the heart of a new community beats right on the water's edge. That's the vision behind the Shoreline Town Centre Subdivision, now lodged with Redland City Council (reference RAL26/0091, lodged 14 October 2026). However, the latest lodgement differs from that already put forward in many ways.
What's planned
A place to live, shop and gather
The 19.55 hectare site at Redland Bay will create 31 lots, including 24 terrace homes, medium density housing, mixed use sites, a tavern, a retail and commercial precinct, and a shopping centre site. The aim is a lively, walkable village centre with housing choice and local businesses close to daily needs.
A foreshore park for everyone
At the water's edge, a 4.3 hectare community park will feature:
An all-abilities, mangrove-inspired playground
A picnic lawn and open kickabout space for events
BBQ and park shelters
A boardwalk and viewing platform over the bay
A public art trail
A conservation park protecting native vegetation
Green space that works hard
A rehabilitated habitat corridor will run through the centre, providing wildlife habitat and managing stormwater, with walking and cycling paths alongside.
Easy to get around
A main street, bus stop, cycle lanes, shared paths and the Moreton Bay Cycleway will link the centre to the wider Shoreline community. The foreshore esplanade is even designed so it can close for markets and community events.
Built in seven stages
The main street and shopping centre site come first, with the foreshore park delivered in the later stages.
Have your say
The application is open to public scrutiny through Redland City Council's Developmenti website. Search for reference RAL26/0091 to view the plans and supporting reports. There are a lot and they are complex and technical.
