The diversified property developer – set to become Australia’s largest land lease community operator once its current pipeline is complete – says it is ushering in a new era of resort-style living in Brisbane’s southern bayside.
Located on a 43ha site in Redland Bay, neighbouring the Stockland Shoreline masterplanned residential community, the $500 million-plus Halcyon Bayside is expected to have 536 two- and three-bedroom homes, ranging from 236 to 535msq, with a $35 million lifestyle precinct.
At its heart is the main clubhouse, named The Sailhouse, overlooking the bay and islands. There will be a heated magnesium pool, wellness centre, private cinema, pickleball courts, lawn bowls and a large lagoon-style pool.
"This community has been in design for almost 10 years, reflecting a high level of thought and care to create something new for Redland Bay and suburbs such as Clontarf, Manly or Victoria Point – setting a new benchmark for over 50s living nationally," Stockland Project Director Glenn Nugent said.
Queensland General Manager of Stockland Halcyon Communities, Scott Ng, said Halycon Bayside builds on the legacy of Halcyon's award-winning communities – B by Halcyon on the Sunshine Coast and Halcyon Greens on the Gold Coast.
"At Halcyon Greens in Pimpama, many homeowners have realised significant capital gains, with some early buyers in that community seeing resale values exceeding $1 million," Scott said.
"Halcyon Bayside offers early buyers that same opportunity in one of southeast Queensland's most desirable bayside locations, with prices expected to start from early $900,000."
The first release of 26 sites is planned for September 2025, with additional releases to follow. Earthworks are underway and construction is due to begin in mid-2025, with the first homeowners anticipated to move in by 2027.
