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ARBORÉ.

Seventy-eight townhouses beneath the trees, at 93 Green Road, Park Ridge.

Coming Soon · Delivery Q4 2027 to Q1 2028 · Registrations Open

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Of the tree

A home I would be proud to live in, beside my own family.

ARBORÉ. takes its name from the Latin arbor, of the tree. The site is defined by its canopy. The mature trees that already stand on the land are not an obstacle to be cleared. They are the reason the development takes the shape it does, preserved and built around, so the precinct feels grown rather than constructed.

This project carries my name and my family's name, and I hold it to that standard. The measure I set was simple: I would only deliver something I would happily stand beside, walk through, and live in myself. Nothing here is specified to a margin. It is specified to a home.

The vision is to give the everyday Australian family something genuinely exceptional, at a price they can reach. A place to come home to. A place to build memories. An asset that grows quietly in value over the years, and a foundation a family can stand on. That is the whole of it. We are in service of the people, and ARBORÉ. is what that service looks like when it is built in brick and timber and stone.

The Craft

Finishes drawn from a level above the price.

The fittings and fixtures are sourced through Eighth Gate's own import supply line, the same channel that brings premium material to market at a genuinely competitive cost. It is the quiet advantage of a vertically integrated firm, and it is passed to the buyer rather than kept as margin.

01

Herringbone timber floors

Laid through the living levels. The warmth and craft of a herringbone set, a detail usually reserved for homes well above this price.

02

Glass balustrade stairs

Frameless glass to the stair. Light moves through the home rather than being boxed by it.

03

Travertine

Natural travertine through the bathrooms, and further through the home where the styling calls for it. Stone, not a printed imitation of it.

The Place

Park Ridge is on the right side of a planning instrument signed by two tiers of government.

The South East Queensland Regional Plan, ShapingSEQ 2023, directs more than 110,000 new dwellings to Logan across 2021–2046, and names Park Ridge a priority delivery front. The suburb's own master plan commits it to up to 12,000 new homes and an estimated 25,000–30,000 new residents (Logan City Council Park Ridge master plan).

Logan is one of Queensland's fastest-growing local government areas by annual population growth, projected to rise from roughly 350,700 residents in 2021 to about 539,900 by 2046 on the State's medium series. The Mount Lindesay Highway corridor has had more capacity invested in it over five years than any arterial in southern Logan. A billion dollars sits in the Logan Hospital expansion. The town centre is growing by nearly nine thousand square metres.

Population is not a marketing claim. It is a planning instrument signed by two tiers of government, and ARBORÉ. is in part an answer to it.

8,455
Park Ridge population (2021)
+237%
approx. Growth 2016 → 2021
12,000
Park Ridge new homes (master plan)
≈540k
Logan projected 2046 (medium series)
Infrastructure & Connectivity

The settlement framework that turns population into demand.

Park Ridge sits at the leading edge of Logan's planned westward expansion, the corridor to which the South East Queensland Regional Plan directs a dwelling supply benchmark of more than 110,000 new homes to 2046. The settlement framework around it is substantial and largely committed. Read together, these projects are the conditions under which a growth suburb matures into an established community: the infrastructure, amenity and employment that translate population growth into durable housing demand.

01 Planned

Mount Lindesay Highway at Green Road interchange

A planned grade-separated interchange on the section from Logan Motorway to Park Ridge Road, at Green Road, the development's own street. It turns ARBORÉ.'s frontage into a high-accessibility node, lifting the locational appeal and demand profile of the immediate catchment.

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02 Underway · $180m+

Mount Lindesay Highway Upgrade Program

More than $180 million invested progressively duplicating Queensland's principal southern arterial (Browns Plains–Jimboomba). This is the road capacity that makes continued settlement of the Park Ridge front viable, sustaining housing demand.

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03 Corridor preserved · TMR

Park Ridge Connector

A future transport corridor from Wembley Road to Granger Road, connecting Park Ridge, Flagstone and Yarrabilba to the motorway network. It is the connectivity backbone being preserved specifically to serve Park Ridge's planned dwelling and population uplift.

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04 Heavy rail recommended · corridor protection progressing

Salisbury–Beaudesert passenger rail

Business-case work is complete, with heavy rail identified as the optimal mode to serve southern Logan's growth. A future mass-transit spine deepens housing demand across Park Ridge over the long arc.

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05 $1bn+ · Stage 2 completing late 2027

Logan Hospital expansion

Stage 1 ($460m, 206 beds, complete 2025) and Stage 2 ($874.7m, 112 beds plus new theatres). Several hundred clinical and support staff and their households anchor the health-employment base that drives sustained housing demand near Park Ridge.

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06 ≈8,950 m² new floorspace

Park Ridge Town Centre expansion

An ALDI supermarket, mini-major, specialty retail, two office buildings, childcare and a swim school expand the Woolworths/Coles-anchored centre. Each tranche of retail, office and childcare floorspace adds local jobs and daily amenity, raising liveability and owner-occupier and tenant demand.

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07 ≈30,000 jobs today → ≈66,000 by 2041

Park Ridge enterprise & employment lands

Park Ridge, with Yarrabilba and Greater Flagstone, accounts for roughly 45 per cent of Logan's economic growth. Local jobs let residents work near where they live; jobs growth at this scale is the demand engine for surrounding housing.

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08 Games venue · $7.1bn program

Brisbane 2032, Logan Indoor Sports Centre

A nine-court, roughly 7,000-seat Games venue within the $7.1 billion Games venues program. An Olympic venue and the 2032 transport blueprint direct investment and profile into Logan, reinforcing the employment and amenity base behind housing demand.

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Existing schools, Park Ridge State School and State High, already run enrolment-management plans, a demand signal in their own right. Figures verified June 2026 against Queensland Government, federal infrastructure and Australian Bureau of Statistics sources; every source above is linked for independent verification.

A place to come home to
Established canopy. Brick courtyards. Schools, the Park 'n' Ride and the town centre within reach. A precinct that matures as one community.
The Homes

House-scaled living. Townhouse-efficient land.

These are larger than the townhouses around them. The four-bedroom homes deliver roughly 200 square metres of total living once the garage and patio are counted, the living area of a detached house, without the land to maintain. The natural comparison is the new-build detached band of $900,000 to $1.1 million, not the thin townhouse median. ARBORÉ. enters at the considered end of that band.

The Four-Bedroom

The Four-Bedroom

4 bed · 2.5 bath · 2 car
≈ 200 m² total living, incl. garage + patio

House-scaled living on a low-maintenance footprint. A principal suite and three further bedrooms, open-plan ground floor opening to a private courtyard.

The Three-Bedroom

The Three-Bedroom

3 bed · 2.5 bath · 2 car
≈ 175 m² total living · 142 m² internal

The considered entry point, and the configuration favoured by first-home buyers. Three bedrooms, single-axis living, direct courtyard access.

For the First-Home Buyer

Two concessions stack on a brand-new ARBORÉ. home.

Federal

First Home Guarantee

$1,000,000
Greater Brisbane price cap

Cap raised to $1,000,000 effective 1 October 2025, income caps removed. Eligible buyers enter with a 5 per cent deposit; the Commonwealth guarantees the balance, so Lenders Mortgage Insurance is not required.

Queensland

First Home (New Home) Concession

NIL
Transfer duty · no value cap

Full waiver of Queensland transfer duty on brand-new homes for contracts dated 1 May 2025 or later, with no value cap. Eligibility confirmed by Eighth Gate at the introduction stage.

The Detail

The lot, the team, the pathway.

Address
93 Green Road, Park Ridge QLD 4125
Lot / Plan
Lot 27 SP 335813
Total townhouses
78
Release stage
Stage 1 of 3 · registrations open
Architect
JGI Studio Pty Ltd
Developer
Eighth Gate Developments
Construction
Q4 2027 to Q1 2028
Deposit
10% on going unconditional, 14 days from contract
Bushfire overlay
Mitigated through DA approval
Flood overlay
None

Pricing and the full schedule of finishes are released to registered parties as the configurations come to market. Any site matter not stated above is not present at this lot per the development approval; the full overlay report is available on enquiry.

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