Set in the heart of West End, Bankside delivers 78 thoughtfully designed residences in one of Brisbane’s most established inner-city neighbourhoods. Positioned between the river and Montague Road, the project reflects Stockwell’s long-standing commitment to quality, liveability and long-term value.

For many Australians seeking greater control over their retirement savings, a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) can provide flexibility and transparency in how superannuation is invested.

Bankside West End has reached an important milestone, with the project now complete and residents starting to move into their new homes. This marks the delivery of a thoughtfully designed residential address that reflects Stockwell’s long-standing experience in West End and its commitment to creating places that stand the test of time.

2025 marked a significant year for Stockwell and Stockwell Private Capital, shaped by scale, momentum and strategic evolution. As Stockwell reached 73 years of operation, the business continued to build on its family-founded heritage, values and high-performance team, maintaining a clear focus on residential, retirement and retail property. With a development pipeline in excess of $8 billion, the year reinforced Stockwell’s long-term growth outlook and its ability to advance opportunities across varying markets.

2025 marked a significant year for Stockwell and Stockwell Private Capital, shaped by scale, momentum and strategic evolution. As Stockwell reached 73 years of operation, the business continued to build on its family-founded heritage, values and high-performance team, maintaining a clear focus on residential, retirement and retail property. With a development pipeline in excess of $8 billion, the year reinforced Stockwell’s long-term growth outlook and its ability to advance opportunities across varying markets.

Montague Road has become one of West End’s defining streets, not because it sets out to impress, but because of how naturally it supports daily life. Running along the river-facing edge of the suburb, it brings together food, culture, movement and creativity in a way that feels established and lived-in.

As Stockwell continues to deliver a strong and carefully managed pipeline across Queensland, the Stockwell Diversified Fund has been designed to align directly with our long-standing development strategy. With a cross-generational legacy built on experience, risk management and a disciplined approach to delivery, the Fund provides a structured opportunity for Wholesale and Sophisticated Investors to participate in the same strategy that underpins our property portfolio.

West End continues to perform strongly as an inner-city suburb, with steady growth supported by its lifestyle, location and long-term appeal. It’s no surprise that buyers are drawn to a market offering both value and livability.

It’s no secret that Brisbane’s inner-city lifestyle is becoming more desirable by the day, and West End is leading the charge. With its riverside setting, café culture, and close proximity to the CBD, this suburb continues to attract strong buyer interest from locals and newcomers seeking connection, convenience, and quality.

Stockwell is joining with the Brisbane Portrait Prize Board to bring a new gallery to Brisbane’s art scene, supporting portraiture, community engagement and tourism. 

 The Brisbane Portrait Gallery, a new art space at 51 Fish Lane and new venue for Brisbane, has been created in response to an initiative by the Stockwell Foundation, the philanthropic vehicle of Mark and Tracy Stockwell, to establish a permanent gallery dedicated to portraiture. 

Founded in 1952 by Bill and Necia Stockwell, alongside Tom and Norma Rumley, Stockwell began as a Queensland-based construction company built on hard work, family values, and a long-term view. Over the decades, it has grown into a fully integrated property business, managing and delivering all facets of the delivery of the projects including financing, marketing, planning, design and construction, development management, selling, leasing and ongoing property management.

Land Lease Communities (LLCs) are emerging as one of Australia’s most resilient residential models. For investors, they present a compelling opportunity, combining development income, inflation-linked long-term cashflows, and a capital-light structure. Stockwell provides access to this asset class through its Solana Lifestyle Resorts portfolio, enabling Wholesale and Sophisticated Investors to co-invest in both the development and operation of these growing communities.

Stockwell has officially lodged a development application for Hervey Bay Central, a new mixed-use retail destination set to further shape the future of Nikenbah and the wider Fraser Coast.

Stockwell has officially lodged a development application for Hervey Bay Central, a new mixed-use retail destination set to further shape the future of Nikenbah and the wider Fraser Coast.

If you’ve been watching Brisbane’s apartment market with interest, now may be the moment to act. From long-term growth forecasts to lifestyle-driven demand and major infrastructure on the horizon, Brisbane’s inner-city apartment sector is proving its strength.

Stockwell Private Capital is offering two new Private Debt Fund opportunities, each tied to high-quality developments in Brisbane’s inner south, with no fees payable by investors. While both funds are supported by Stockwell’s integrated development model and heritage of reliable returns, they offer distinct benefits for Wholesale and Sophisticated Investors.

As Brisbane’s inner city continues to evolve, the opportunity to buy off-the-plan remains one of the more practical and strategic ways to secure a quality home or investment — particularly in a market where lifestyle, location, and design are top priorities.

If the smell of freshly ground beans from Coffeeish at 51 Fish Lane is anything to go by, FY25 was full of flavour. Stockwell’s retail portfolio brewed a strong year—energised by new retailers and businesses, precinct growth and strategic leasing moves that connected people to places in meaningful ways.

New data and forecasts suggest property values in Brisbane are on an upward trajectory, spurred on by supply constraints, resilient demand, and renewed confidence in the city’s long-term growth.