Infrastructure Investment That’s Unlocking 51,500 Homes in Greater Flagstone
The Greater Flagstone Priority Development Area (PDA) is one of Queensland’s largest growth areas, planned to deliver over 51,500 homes for a future population of 138,000. Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) is accelerating housing delivery by investing in critical infrastructure—roads, water, sewerage and public transport—through our Catalyst Infrastructure Fund (CIF). This early funding is unlocking land, removing development barriers, and enabling industry to bring forward thousands of new homes across Greater Flagstone.
We’re proud to partner with developers across the Greater Flagstone PDA, supporting the delivery of diverse, connected communities. Through CIF, EDQ provides upfront funding for critical infrastructure - roads, water, sewerage and public transport - enabling developers to fast-track housing and create vibrant, liveable neighbourhoods.
“Catalyst Infrastructure Funding has created the opportunity for us to proceed with Flinders Lakes and Riverstone Springs. It’s made the difference between a project being feasible and not being feasible.” — Stephen Harrison, Project Director, Pacifiq Communities
At Riverstone Springs and Flinders Lakes, EDQ’s partnership with Pacifiq Communities is unlocking over 21,000 lots. CIF has supported key infrastructure like Teviot Road and Flinders Lakes Drive, opening up the southern half of the PDA and enabling the creation of an additional 25,000 homes.
“Pacifiq Communities has been working with EDQ for the past 15 years. It’s been a great, positive, collaborative partnership. More recently, that’s been proven with infrastructure funding to the tune of about $36 million.” — Darwin King, Managing Director, Pacifiq Communities
In partnership with Peet, EDQ has already unlocked land for more than 1,600 new lots at Flagstone. Peet Flagstone City is growing rapidly, with 40 new families moving in each month. EDQ’s support has enabled the delivery of key infrastructure, including roads, bridges, parks, and retail precincts - alongside approvals for new schools and community facilities.
“Peet has developed a very strong and collaborative partnership with EDQ…and their partnership has been crucial in unlocking housing supply within this community.” — Troy Thompson, Peet
Mirvac is delivering two master planned communities - Everleigh and Monarch Glen - aligned with EDQ’s vision for sustainable, connected neighbourhoods. At Everleigh, over 1,100 homes have been delivered, alongside schools, parks and conservation areas. At Monarch Glen, EDQ’s recent commitment of $8 million in CIF funding is unlocking 7,000 new lots. This partnership is enabling Mirvac to accelerate delivery while reducing developer upfront capital requirements.
“EDQ plays a vital role with industry in terms of partnership and a collaborative approach to deliver large-scale supply of much-needed housing, the timely delivery and funding of key infrastructure and fast-tracking and facilitating development approvals across large master planned communities” — Warwick Bible, General Manager, Mirvac
Last updated: 14 October 2025
