Developers unveil new vision for flooded Toombul centre
Plans for the former Toombul Shopping Centre submitted to council include parklands inspired by Kedron Brook, bars, restaurants, apartments and a “renewed retail core”.
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Plans to revive the former flood-ravaged Toombul Shopping Centre, transforming it into a subtropical mixed-used shopping and housing destination with a raft of new bars, restaurants and retailers, have been released by the site’s developers.
Irvine Group, which owns the Rivermakers development in Morningside and headed the redevelopment of several woolstore buildings into apartments in Teneriffe, bought the site at the end of 2025 from former owners Mirvac.
The development group unveiled its vision for the former shopping centre as “a thriving mixed-use” hub in plans lodged to Brisbane City Council on Tuesday.
The concept includes bars, restaurants, a “renewed retail core”, public green spaces and apartments.
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Developers unveil new vision for flooded Toombul centre
Plans for the former Toombul Shopping Centre submitted to council include parklands inspired by Kedron Brook, bars, restaurants, apartments and a “renewed retail core”.
1 hour ago · Courtney KrukDevelopers unveil new vision for flooded Toombul centre
Plans for the former Toombul Shopping Centre submitted to council include parklands inspired by Kedron Brook, bars, restaurants, apartments and a “renewed retail core”.
1 hour ago · Courtney Kruk