The final collection of townhomes is set to rise at Wooloowin’s $300 million masterplanned community, Greville, with construction now underway on the last 47 residences.
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National developer Cedar Woods Properties has appointed south-east Queensland builder Devcon Building Co Pty Ltd to deliver the project, coinciding with the construction of Greville’s first apartment building, Vera, currently being built by local specialists Emacen.
Cedar Woods Development Director Blair Britton said the response to the release had been strong.
“This urban lifestyle precinct is already alive and thriving, and the final townhome release is already 40 per cent sold as construction begins,” he said.
Designed by architecture studio Rothelowman, the three-bedroom townhomes range between 191 and 213 square metres, each offering 2.5 bathrooms, two car spaces and premium finishes. Prices for the remaining homes start from $1.42 million — below Brisbane’s median house price of $1.6 million.
Greville residents already enjoy a recreation area with a pool, BBQs, alfresco dining spaces, and the 4,000sqm Greville Park, which opened in 2023.
Devcon General Manager Ray Lindley said the company was proud to join the Brisbane project.
“Greville forms part of our growing Brisbane pipeline and complements our extensive footprint on the Sunshine Coast, where we have been delivering high quality residential projects since 1993,” he said.
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Located just five kilometres from the CBD, Greville will ultimately deliver 84 townhomes, more than 200 apartments across three buildings, and a collection of heritage homes within the historic Holy Cross laundry, which dates back to the 1800s.
The project reflects a wider trend of masterplanned communities reshaping Brisbane’s inner suburbs, with developers aiming to balance heritage preservation with new, high-quality housing close to the city. Greville’s mix of apartments, townhomes and parklands highlights the demand for more diverse housing options in areas traditionally dominated by detached homes.
Published 26-August-2025
