The Ferny Grove Central team is excited to announce that a key milestone has been reached in the construction process. The first pour of the basement slab is under way for the retail part of the development.

As well as the current removal of asphalt from the old commuter carpark, bulk excavation and earthworks are also under way. Our builder has programmed all retail to be completed in December 2024 with tenants taking possession for fit outs circa February 2025.

We are continuing to engage with the builder on the progress of the project and have been informed that completion of Ferny Grove Central and The Fernery is likely to be in Q2, 2025.

To achieve the above timeframe, we are dependent on the builder maintaining the program and we advise these dates are approximate as at March 2024.

Ferny Grove Central hits key milestone with opening of new commuter car park.

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A locked in building contract is acting like price control for buyers at the $140m Ferny Grove Central landmark development, with remaining apartments priced at levels “not likely achievable on a new project” now.

The Fernery comprises of 82 luxury apartments at 47 Conavalla Street, Ferny Grove, with a resort-style rooftop recreational deck for residents.

Honeycombes and MaxCap have passed a 70% sales target at their Brisbane off-the-plan luxury apartment project, The Fernery at Ferny Grove Central.

Construction has begun at a multimillion dollar development with a range of residential, shopping and entertainment amenities in Brisbane’s northwest.

Construction has now commenced for the much anticipated Ferny Grove Central Development, with the official 'sod turning' taking place on Tuesday 27th July.

Construction is now underway on the Ferny Grove Central project, a $140 million development set to shake up the eponymous Brisbane suburb.

It’s been a ‘wild ride’ for the owners of an inner western boutique cinema who have secured their second full service movie theatre in a $140 million lifestyle development.

The supermarket giant and liquor chain will anchor a huge development slated for right next to the Ferny Grove train station.

For active retirees, Gary and Carol Bacon, the desire to downsize in the suburb they have called home since 1995, Ferny Grove, was unquestionable.

Higher density housing is creeping into the outer suburbs of major cities and developers increasingly look towards urban renewal and skew products towards changing consumer wants.

The residences will be designed to enhance cross ventilation, with large internal and external spaces, with timber floors, stone benchtops and access to a rooftop lap pool and dining and entertaining areas with views of the mountains.

While apartment living is common in the heart of the city, there's a booming demand in Brisbane's outer suburbs. Less maintenance and rising house prices have seen the newest, high-density complex, built at Ferny Grove.

Broad Construction have won the contract to deliver the $140 million development of Ferny Grove Central in Brisbane's north-west.

A Perth-based builder has been selected by the developers of a $140 million project in Brisbane's Ferny Grove, paving the way for construction to begin in May this year.

Cimic Group subsidiary Broad Construction is part of a joint venture that will build Brisbane’s Ferny Grove Central development for the Honeycombes Property Group.

HONEYCOMBES and MaxCap have appointed CIMIC’s Broad Construction to deliver their Ferny Grove Central development in Brisbane.

Construction will start in a couple of months on a $140m mixed use development adjoining a train station in Brisbane’s outer north west that will offer a range of residential, shopping and entertainment amenities.

A train station in Brisbane’s north western suburbs will be the focal point of a new $140m development.

Melbourne-based real estate financier MaxCap has expanded its equity investment business after partnering with Queensland developer Honeycombes Property Group on a $140 million mixed-use development at Ferny Grove train station, in Brisbane’s north-western suburbs.

Highly experienced and awarded Queensland developer, Honeycombes Property Group had a vision for Ferny Grove, an integrated neighbourhood hub, peppered with every amenity and convenience for locals – with a variety of dinning options and mix of allied health and entertainment, combined with an exciting new integrated apartment development.

Honeycombes Property Group are pleased to congratulate the team at RCG Construction for a win at the North Queensland Master Builders Awards, Commercial Building $5 million – $50 million, for the Australian Taxation Office Building (Townsville).

Honeycombes Property Group developed the four-level Liverpool Place office and sold the building for almost $26 million in 2019. With is unique facade and 4.5 star NABERS rating, the ATO office now stands as an iconic building along the river in Central Townsville.

The Master Builders Housing & Construction Awards recognise members at the forefront of building innovation and quality craftsmanship, promoting and showcasing excellence in Queensland’s housing and construction industry.

Coorparoo Square has taken home top honour in the category of Best Mixed Use Development at this year’s Innovation & Excellence Awards. The prestigious accolade was awarded to Honeycombes Property Group and Frasers Property Australia in May at the National Awards Gala Dinner held in Sydney.

In December 2018, Honeycombes Property Group honoured its commitment to local community members when it re-erected the neon Myer sign to its home at Coorparoo Square.

The sign had been removed for construction in 2015, only to be lovingly restored and returned. The unveiling of the sign marked the one year anniversary of the opening of Coorparoo Square.

While the sign was not heritage-listed, Honeycombes with its joint venture partner, Frasers Property Group was committed to preserving the 1960s sign which was so deeply entrenched in Coorparoo's history.

The first residents at Coorparoo Square are set to move in this week as stage one of the $252 million development nears completion. The first stage includes two buildings with 251 apartments and at completion of stage two, the project will deliver a total of 366 apartments across three residential towers.

The retail component's anchor tenants, Dendy Cinemas and Aldi, are expected to open this month aligning with the official opening of the retail mall on November 22.

THE iconic Myer sign will be returned to Coorparoo Junction in December to mark Coorparoo Square's first anniversary.

The 1960s neon sign was removed from the top of the former Myer building in May, 2015, before demolition began.

Residents have been looking for the sign since the opening of the $252 million Coorparoo Square on the former Myer site on November 22.

A Brisbane train station is proposed to be redeveloped to include more than 750 additional commuter car parks as well as a retail and residential precinct.

Honeycombes Property Group submitted a development application to Brisbane City Council on Thursday proposing the redevelopment of the Ferny Grove train station commuter car park.

Known as Ferny Grove Central, a large new transit orientated development project has been proposed for a site directly surrounding Ferny Grove Station in Brisbane’s North-West.

Proposed by Queensland-based developer Honeycombes Property Group, the development will include a variety of uses including additional park and ride facilities, retail and residential apartments.

As first reported in the October 2017 edition of The Hills Echo, the Ferny Grove Railway Station’s Transit Oriented Development (TOD) is progressing from design to development.

Conrad Gargett, the architectural practice appointed to reactivate the iconic 1960's Myers site in Brisbane's eastern city fringe, was proud to create the unique urban village that people now call home - Coorparoo Square. Facilitated through a close working relationship with joint venture partners Frasers Property Australia and Honeycombes Property Group, aswell as Probuild Constructions, Conrad Gargett designed the $252 million project which acts as a catalyst for the revitalisation of the Coorparoo Junction Precint.

A Sydney investor has shown strong confidence in the Townsville property market, acquiring two commercial buildings in Honeycombes Property Group's Central development for more than $24 million.

Honeycombes, with partners the Chapman Group, announced the sale of NQN House yesterday for $11.75 million. It follows the sale of the adjoining CQUniversity building at Central to the same investor earlier this year.

Frasers Property Australia have paid almost $50 million to it's joint venture partner, Honeycombes Property Group, for the Coorparoo Square retail mall on Brisbane's southside.

Coorparoo Square retail mall officially opens on November 22. It has 27 tenancies and is anchored by Dendy CInemas and supermarket chain Aldi.

Wuluguru Group, a Townsville steel company, is expanding into the CBD on a five-year lease at Honeycombes Property Group’s newly acquired South Yards rail site. The steel fabricators are Honeycombes' first major tenant since purchasing the land last month with Peter Honeycombe saying that leasing the yards meant that the company could keep the site well maintained, active and help facilitate job creation.

Coorparoo's first bar will open in two weeks, ahead of Coorparoo Square’s grand opening in November. The trendy bar, Beyond the Pale at Coorparoo Square will feature a selection of craft beers including its own house lager and 12 taps.

The $252 million development by Honeycombes Property Group and Frasers Property Australia will deliver 6,700sqm of retail space with Beyond the Pale combining three tenancies to create the largest tenancy in the precinct at 253sq, behind ALDI and Dendy.

Construction on Ferny Grove Railway Station’s Transit Oriented Development (TOD) is one step closer to commencing work in 2018, after receiving sign off from the Queensland Government.

Honeycombes Property Group are excited to have been selected as the preferred developer to undertake the $100 million project.