FY26: A Year of Growth Across Stockwell
Artist Impression: Stockwell Square, 108 Montague Rd
With the 2025–26 financial year now complete, Stockwell continues to build on more than seven decades of experience across property, delivering outcomes through an integrated business spanning Delivery, Retail, Residential and Private Capital.
Throughout the year, projects were completed, new communities launched, investment opportunities delivered and key milestones achieved across Queensland. Together, these outcomes reflect Stockwell’s long-term approach to creating value through quality property, strong partnerships and a focus on the communities in which we operate.
Residential
Residential activity remained strong throughout FY26, with major milestones achieved across the portfolio. Bankside West End reached completion during the year, adding a new residential address to one of Brisbane’s most established inner-city locations.
Within the Solana portfolio, the new Livewell Centre at Solana 1770 – Agnes Water was completed, providing residents with a dedicated hub for recreation, wellness and community connection.
Growth also continued across Queensland, with Stage 2 released at Solana 1770 – Agnes Water, Stage 2 launched at Solana Hervey Bay, and Stages 2 and 3 released at Solana Northern Beaches Mackay. These milestones reflect continued demand for over-50s lifestyle communities in key regional locations.
Private Capital
Stockwell Private Capital continued to expand its offering, delivering new opportunities for Wholesale and Sophisticated Investors while maintaining strong momentum across existing funds.
During FY26, both the Stockwell House Investment Fund and the Bankside Investment Fund successfully completed and paid out over $6 million in interest in addition to capital returned to investors.
The year also saw the launch of three new investment opportunities: the Stockwell Diversified Fund, the Solana Investment Fund (SMIT-FM2) and The Brisbane 32 Fund.
These achievements build on a proven track record that has seen Stockwell return more than $850 million in capital and interest to investors since 2013.
Retail
Retail leasing activity continued across the portfolio, with new businesses opening and established retailers investing in refreshed formats.
At 51 Fish Lane, Coffeeish and Clarence opened their doors, adding to the growing mix of hospitality and lifestyle offerings within the precinct. A new Japanese concept will open later this year.
Noosa Civic welcomed a range of new and expanded retailers including gourmet cafe The Civic Social, currency exchange Lotus FX, fashion stores Suzanne Grae and Supre, expansions of Lovisa, Rockwear and Sussan, alongside a refreshed Bikini Hut store and the expansion and rebrand of Strandbags to Strand. Cotton On Body also expanded within the centre, reflecting continued retailer investment and confidence in Noosa Civic’s customer base and performance. The Noosa Civic Showroom Precinct also welcomed Base Training, Noosa's home for functional fitness and strength training.
Additional openings across the portfolio included Noodle Box at Flagstone Central, Community Solutions and Fantastic Massage at 1770 – Agnes Water Central, and Hancock Property together with Mark and Sylvie’s Home Care at Bargara Central.
These additions reflect Stockwell’s ongoing focus on curating centres that respond to local needs and support sustainable growth for retailers and communities alike.
Delivery
Across the Delivery business, significant planning and approval milestones were achieved, supporting Stockwell’s future pipeline.
Development Approval was secured for Solana Lifestyle Resorts Bargara, 175 Melbourne Street in South Brisbane and a new childcare centre at Noosa.
Development applications were also lodged for Hervey Bay Central a proposed shopping centre adjacent Solana Hervey Bay featuring supermarket, childcare, tavern and specialty retail .
These milestones continue to build the pipeline of projects that will support future residential, retail and community outcomes across Queensland.
Strategic Land Acquisitions
Stockwell also strengthened its long-term position through several strategic acquisitions.
Following the success of Solana Northern Beaches Mackay, additional land was acquired within Mackay’s northern beaches growth corridor, creating opportunities for future lifestyle communities in the region.
Stockwell also secured the Paul’s Milk Factory sites, a significant landholding within Brisbane’s Kurilpa Peninsula, and adds to Stockwell’s prior acquisition of 108 Montague Road from Lactalis last year. The acquisition brings together hectares of strategically located inner-city land connecting South Brisbane and West End, creating a long-term opportunity for mixed-use outcomes within one of Brisbane’s most important urban renewal precincts.
Looking Ahead
The achievements of FY26 reflect the strength of Stockwell’s integrated business model, bringing together financing, planning, design, construction, marketing, sales, leasing and property management capabilities under one organisation. This integrated approach continues to support the delivery of projects, investment opportunities and assets across Queensland.
As Stockwell looks ahead to FY27, the focus remains unchanged: creating value through people, property and long-term partnerships, while continuing to contribute to the communities in which we operate.