EDQ has launched a Registrations of Interest (ROI) process for three future proposed super lots totalling 4.09 hectares of land in Bundamba, as part of its commitment to support housing supply and giving Queenslanders a place to call home.
The three future proposed super lots will offer development-ready land for private sector-led housing and retail / commercial projects. EDQ has conducted preliminary assessments for required infrastructure, including roads, drainage, water, sewerage, and power. Development applications will be assessed by Ipswich City Council through standard planning and approval processes, independent of the ROI.
Interested parties are encouraged to register their interest by Friday 19 September 2025 at 4:00PM (AEST). Colliers has been engaged as the transaction advisors for this initiative.
EDQ has unique planning and approval powers and a mandate to create private sector investment opportunities by de-risking and unlocking land for redevelopment. EDQ has planned and facilitated the delivery of some of the largest residential developments in Queensland, as well as some of the state’s most iconic urban renewal projects.
Economic Development Queensland proudly acknowledges that we undertake our work on Country of First Nations people — the oldest living culture in the world and the original peoples of Australia.
We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and we honour their sacred and continued cultural connections with their lands and waters.
EDQ is committed to supporting Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people in protecting culture and Country for future generations and we rely on their deep knowledge to guide us in our vision of creating sustainable places for Queensland to prosper.
