Project timeline

  • 1995

    Portside Subdivision (Bulimba): Irvine transformed the former Telstra workshops into the Portside residential subdivision, revitalizing Bulimba and contributing to its transformation into one of Southeast Queensland’s most desirable locations.

  • 1999

    Woolstore Conversions (Teneriffe): Irvine converted three historic Woolstore buildings into Southeast Queensland’s first New York-style loft apartments, setting a new benchmark for inner-city living and establishing a lasting presence in the area.

  • 2003

    Oxford on Boardwalk (Bulimba): Irvine developed the Oxford on Boardwalk project, featuring 47 luxury apartments and townhouses with direct riverfront access, complemented by a waterfront restaurant and unparalleled views.

  • 2007

    Berri Factory Redevelopment (Bulimba): Irvine redeveloped the old Berri Fruit Juice factory into two apartment buildings and a residential subdivision, creating 93 new residences and enhancing the area’s appeal.

  • 2008

    Endeavour Foundation Site (Bowen Hills): Irvine renovated the Endeavour Foundation site, laying the groundwork for future development and enabling its conversion into a childcare centre under subsequent ownership.

  • 2009

    Swire Cold Stores (Murarrie): Irvine redeveloped the former Swire Cold Stores site into modern, fully tenanted industrial buildings, fulfilling a significant demand for quality industrial space.

  • 2012

    Breakfast Creek Wharf (Newstead): Irvine’s major refurbishment of the Breakfast Creek Wharf revitalized the site, paving the way for its transformation into a landmark Mercedes-Benz dealership.

  • 2015

    Morningside Industrial Precinct (Rivermakers): Irvine master-planned a 27-hectare riverfront industrial precinct at Morningside, establishing a thriving hub for businesses with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

  • 2015

    Camp Hill Properties: Originally designated for residential development, Irvine repurposed the Camp Hill site into a dedicated Aged Care Centre, meeting a crucial community need.

  • 2016

    Hendra Industrial Development: Irvine developed a service station and retail outlet on a 2-hectare site at Hendra, delivering key infrastructure to support growing demand in the area.

  • 2018

    Hans Smallgoods Factory (Morningside): Irvine redeveloped the Hans Smallgoods factory site into Rivermakers Industrial Subdivision, creating a dynamic business hub that attracted local industries, including breweries and distilleries.

  • 2020

    IRVINE Head Office (Teneriffe): A comprehensive refurbishment of the heritage-listed building at 132 Commercial Road created a modern, sophisticated headquarters for Irvine, preserving its charm while providing a contemporary workspace.

  • 2022

    Rosewood Land (Rosewood): Irvine undertook significant rehabilitation of a 700-hectare former coal mining site, preparing it for future development and enhancing the area’s environmental sustainability.

  • 2024

    Jeebropilly, Chuwar, and Karalee Land (West of Ipswich): Irvine began rehabilitating 2,344 hectares of land for potential industrial development, contributing to the region’s growth while focusing on environmental stewardship.

  • 2025

    Toombul: Irvine Group’s newly acquired Toombul site will redefine amenity for Brisbane’s northside, creating a vibrant master planned hub where people can live, work, play, and stay. This retail lead, mixed use development will bring together lifestyle, connectivity, and community in one exceptional destination. Stay tuned for updates as we bring this project to life.