The 64.75-hectare site at 58-116 Coleman Road, South Ripley, with a lodged Development Application (DA) for 420 residential lots and one medium-density lot, is expected to draw strong interest from both local and interstate developers.
Marketed by Mark Creevey, Tony Williams, and Matthew Fritzsche, the campaign represents one of the most advanced and scalable development opportunities currently available within the Ripley Valley Priority Development Area (PDA); one of the largest urban growth corridors in Australia.
“Sites of this scale, with this level of planning advancement and proximity to infrastructure and leading masterplanned estates, are increasingly rare in the current market,” said Mark Creevey.
“This campaign is anticipated to demonstrate the confidence developers have in the Ripley Valley’s growth trajectory.”
The site is strategically located approximately 40 minutes west of Brisbane CBD and 15 kilometres from Springfield Central. It is surrounded by successful masterplanned communities such as Stockland’s Providence and Intrapac’s White Rock, and enjoys close proximity to key community infrastructure, including schools, parks, and the Ripley Community Hub and Health Centre.
“With ongoing population growth and limited land availability in South East Queensland, particularly in high-demand catchments such as Ripley, this site offers an exceptional opportunity to capitalise on continued buyer and renter demand,” said Tony Williams.
The lodged DA includes a proposed mix of lot sizes ranging from 262sqm to 908sqm, with an average lot size of 410.5sqm.
A Cultural Heritage Management Plan and an EPBC Offset Agreement are already in place, further streamlining the development process for the incoming purchaser.
“This is not just a land sale - it’s an investment in one of Queensland’s most dynamic growth regions,” said Matthew Fritzsche.
“With the Ipswich region’s population expected to nearly double by 2046, this acquisition positions the buyer to deliver much-needed housing in a strategically significant area.”
Recent market data supports the strength of the South Ripley residential sector. The area’s median house price has reached $778,000 as of April 2025, with a 15.3 per cent annual increase.
Median rents sit at $600 per week, with a 9.1 per cent rise over the past year, underlining strong yields and consistent tenant demand.
The site also includes provision for a 5-hectare public sports ground, aligning with future community needs and contributing creditable infrastructure under the PDA.
