Residential News

Stockwell introduces Rhodes on Melbourne, a boutique collection of 80 residences coming soon to 175 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane.

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.

Queensland private property company Stockwell has acquired Brisbane’s riverfront Paul’s Milk Factory sites from Lactalis.

As the financial year wraps up, Stockwell Retail continues to evolve across Queensland, with new retailers and services joining centres in response to the needs of local communities.

Most cities follow a predictable evolution. They begin as overlooked opportunities, move into a phase of discovery, and eventually reach validation—where global recognition is backed by real investment, infrastructure and pricing.

For many years, Brisbane families sought life in the suburbs, with this style of living, often delivering larger houses and backyards.  As Brisbane has grown suburban living now often comes at the cost of long commutes, congested mornings, and time spent in the car rather than together at home.

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.

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.

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.

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.