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One Redcliffe is officially underway, marking one of the most significant transformations to the Redcliffe waterfront in over a decade. The large-scale development, located at the corner of Anzac Avenue and Redcliffe Parade, promises to redefine the gateway to the Peninsula with two modern residential towers and a new retail precinct.
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The project will deliver 214 apartments across two stages, along with 14 ground-level commercial and retail tenancies that aim to bring new energy to the area. Spearheaded by Brisbane-based builder-developer Gardner Vaughan Group, the development is being positioned as a key catalyst for the ongoing revitalisation of Redcliffe’s CBD and foreshore.
The first stage, which includes construction of the northern tower, is expected to take around two and a half years to complete. The second stage will follow, adding another 18 months to the timeline. More than 3,000 subcontractors are expected to be involved across the two phases, many of whom will come from within the City of Moreton Bay.
Council representatives say the project fits into the broader vision for Redcliffe, aligning with long-term plans for further investment in the local CBD. The precinct is already viewed as one of Moreton Bay’s prime assets, and One Redcliffe is expected to boost both residential and commercial value in the area.
In addition to reshaping the physical landscape, the development is also set to address housing supply pressures. With demand for homes continuing to rise across southeast Queensland, One Redcliffe will contribute much-needed stock while also offering spaces for high-quality retail and dining operators.
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As construction ramps up, the project is being welcomed as a sign of confidence in Redcliffe’s future, one that blends modern urban living with the character and history of the Peninsula.
Published 29-July-2025
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