Invest - development opportunities

Immerse yourself in Queensland’s largest waterfront urban renewal project. Be a part of Northshore’s multi-billion dollar transformation into the city’s experience epicentre. Three times the size of Brisbane CBD, Northshore’s significance in shaping the River City will only continue to grow. This is an unmissable opportunity to partner with the Queensland Government on one of Australia’s most monumental mixed-use developments.

Award-winning developers such as Frasers Property, Brookfield Australia, Citimark Properties, Devine, Leighton Properties (CIMIC), Mirvac, Multiplex, Shayher Group and Alceon have delivered world class residential towers, popular retail and entertainment hubs and business precincts. There are many great success stories of businesses who are thriving at Northshore.

Large super lots ready for development are being prepared to take to market. If you are interested in finding out more about investing in Northshore please fill out the form and we’ll get in touch with you.

Supporting small business –
Eat Street Northshore

Placemaking and activation to date has been both a successful community development as well as financial success for the precinct.

Established in 2013, Eat Street Northshore attracts over one million visitors per year; with over 50% of visitors from outside the Brisbane local council area. Eat Street outgrew its original waterfront location and in April 2017, relocated to a much larger operation at the heart of Stage 1 Waterfront Development area.

The relocation and expansion of Eat Street was facilitated by Economic Development Queensland (EDQ); creating the opportunity to rebrand this activation to ‘Eat Street Northshore’.  Eat Street Northshore comprises 180 recycled shipping containers, supported by over 1300 on-site car parks, a pop-up park (The Lawn), a Riverwalk connecting to the Northshore Hamilton City Cat terminal and a National award winning, architecturally designed pavilion, The Deck.

EDQ’s investment in enabling infrastructure to facilitate the relocation of Eat Street, resulted in a 60% increase in the monthly rental return to EDQ and the return on EDQ’s initial investment in less than two years – almost twice as fast as forecast.

The creation of Eat Street Northshore has played a major placemaking and brand awareness role, engaging the public, providing public access to the riverfront and putting Northshore on the map. Eat Street Northshore has had 2.66 million views and 2.61 million map views on Google and Eat Street Northshore vendors Jake and Elle were crowned Channel 7’s My Kitchen Rules champions for 2020.

In addition, Eat Street Northshore has contributed to State’s objective relating to creating jobs, delivering over 130 new full-time equivalent (FTE) positions and as an important incubator for start-up food and beverage operators, with many chefs having gone on to develop their own restaurants.

View the Eat Street case study for further information on its relocation and expansion at Northshore.