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

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.

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

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

Watch the video | Construction has officially commenced at Ferny Grove Central.  Peter Honeycombe, managing director of Honeycombes Property Group was joined by Queensland Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey and local MPs, State Member for Ferny Grove Mark Furner, Federal Member for Dickson, the Hon Peter Dutton MP and Federal Member for Ryan, the Hon Julian Simmonds.

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.

In cornerstone leasing deals, supermarket giant Woolworths have signed a 15-year lease on 3200sq m and liquor chain Dan Murphy’s a 10-year lease on 1700sq m in Honeycombes Property Groups’ Ferny Grove Central development on Samford Road.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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 have engaged a contractor to obtain soil samples from certain areas within the station car park over the next three days.

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These works are required by our engineers for the exciting new development at Ferny Grove Station.

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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.

The developer, Honeycombes Property Group (HPG) who was appointed by the Queensland Government to design and deliver the TOD, has now lodged a development application with Brisbane City Council. 

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.

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.

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.