The manufacturing landscape in Moreton Bay is on the cusp of a remarkable transformation, and North Harbour is at the forefront of this exciting venture.

The $1 billion North Harbour Business Park, a visionary project that epitomizes the City of Moreton Bay’s next generation of business opportunity, has sold stage 1 in the first three weeks of its launch. Spanning an impressive 76 hectares, this mixed industry and business precinct will pave the way for a thriving ecosystem of industries and businesses, promising to inject fresh vigour into the local and regional economy.

In synergy with the proposed Marina precinct, this dynamic development is projected to generate an estimated 6,416 jobs.

An outstanding opportunity for owner occupiers, developers, and investors to secure industrial land in a master-planned community.

North Harbour is offering various lots in the Current Release of Stage 1, ranging from 1,800 sqm to 18,000 sqm of vacant land in the thriving industrial precinct.

The precinct will be serviced by residential development and a local central hub that boosts health and shopping needs.

Development Manager Tom Hall-Brown said North Harbour is offering a promising future for the community.

Strategically positioned on along the Bruce Highway, an expansive 785-hectare landholding, North Harbour boasts an unrivalled significance within the region.

Mr Hall-Brown said it is making it an ideal location for integrated development.

“Located In the heart of one of Australia’s most exciting growth corridors, North Harbour is perfectly positioned for businesses to take full advantage of a burgeoning demand in the many sectors,” Mr Hall-Brown said.

“With North Harbour’s own rapidly expanding population complementing a forecast explosion in the number of people calling the City of Moreton Bay home, the demand for all things connected to building, home decorating, bulky good and manufacturing and distribution couldn’t be greater.”

Highly visible and easily accessible from the adjacent Bruce Highway, North Harbour Business Park will also serve as a prominent landmark for customers from all over Southeast Queensland.

Easy and efficient connections to major transport links are the lifeblood of the manufacturing and distribution industries.

Superb connectivity also plays out in North Harbour’s broadband network, which delivers some of the country’s fastest internet speeds. Access to underground reticulated natural gas is another important benefit of doing business here, allowing companies greater control over running costs while improving their carbon footprint.

Port Binnli, is the visionary developer behind North Harbour’s success, bringing 30 years of profound experience in Queensland. Their unyielding commitment to excellence and unwavering focus on the City of Moreton Bay have earned them a prestigious reputation. North Harbour’s accolades, including Queensland’s Best Parks and Recreation in the esteemed 2021 UDIA Queensland Awards and Best Residential Subdivision in 2018, reflect the meticulous planning, community engagement, sustainability, and innovative urban design that define this extraordinary project.

Key Benefits

• North Harbour’s Highway facing land offers easy access via M1 at Morayfield to Brisbane’s airports, the port of Brisbane, as well as the Sunshine Coast and the greater Moreton Bay region.
• Located in the City of Moreton Bay – one of Australia’s fastest-growing corridors with a population forecast to reach 700,000 by 2041.
• Estimated 6,416 New ongoing jobs.
• Estimated $707 million a year into the City of Moreton Bay.
• To be developed over the next 10-15 years, North Harbour Business Park has been planned for a broad range of complementary services and businesses.
• A fibre-to-the-premises broadband network delivering some of Australia’s fastest speeds.
• Exceptional services and an attractive environment for employees and customers.
• 1km of prime highway frontage for high exposure, coupled with easy adjoining access northbound and southbound.

Development Highlights 

• • Allotments Ranging from 1,800sqm to 4Ha
  • Central Shared Retention Basin
  • Infrastructure Credits Paid to 60% Site Cover
  • Level and Compacted Allotments
  • Close Proximity to Bruce Highway
  • Good Frontage to Depth Ratio
  • MIBA Zoning Allowing Flexible Uses
  • Services Connected to Site Including Sewage, Stormwater, Power and NBN
  • Anticipated for settlement from mid-2024