Plans revealed for CBD site
Published 6:07am 2 October 2025
Words by Nick Crockford
Plans have been lodged for 70 new apartments and shops at a high-profile site in Redcliffe’s CBD.
The proposals submitted to Moreton Bay City Council, are for a seven-storey development with 106 parking spaces at 23-27 Anzac Ave.
Five levels would be residential apartments – 14 on each floor - above parking on the first level and ground floor, which would also have three commercial tenancies.
Close to Redcliffe’s waterfront, the development would have 15 three-bedroom units, 50 two-bedroom units and five one-bedroom units – all with a private balcony
On a 3423sqm block, of which 45m fronts on to Anzac Ave, currently has an office building and vacant land following the demolition of a second office.
The application available on Council’s website says the multi-storey mixed-use development “has been designed to activate the street frontage … by connectivity with the footpath area”.
It adds the “proposed scale and form of the building will be consistent with the established and emerging character of the surrounding area”.
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