Land for Sale in Logan's Growth Corridor: Jimboomba, Park Ridge, Greenbank and Bahrs Scrub
Part of our South East Queensland Growth Corridor Guide - see also the Ipswich, Moreton Bay and Gold Coast corridor guides.
Logan's outer growth corridor, spanning Jimboomba, Park Ridge, Greenbank and the surrounding semi-rural pockets, offers some of South East Queensland's larger residential blocks at a more accessible price point than the Ipswich or Gold Coast corridors. It sits south of Brisbane along the Mount Lindesay and Logan Motorway corridor, with a mix of established acreage-style living transitioning into newer masterplanned estates.
Queensland's $30,000 First Home Owner Grant and full stamp duty exemption on new homes apply across this entire corridor - see our complete grants and schemes guide for full eligibility detail.
Why buyers choose the Logan corridor
Larger blocks at a lower price point than Ipswich or the Gold Coast, reflecting the corridor's more semi-rural character
Genuine choice of developers within single suburbs, such as Park Ridge, without one dominant release controlling the market
Road access via the Mount Lindesay and Logan Motorways, connecting into Brisbane and the Gold Coast alike
A transitional lifestyle mix: buyers who want space and a quieter setting without moving fully into regional Queensland
Estates currently selling in Jimboomba, Park Ridge, Greenbank and Bahrs Scrub
Brookhaven: Bahrs Scrub
Spring Mountain: Greenbank · Peet
Round Mountain: South Maclean
The Outlook at Cedar Vale: Veresdale Scrub · Lauremeg Pty Ltd
Glenlogan Rise: Woodhill · QM Properties
Alto: Park Ridge · Orchard Property Group
Park Ridge: two active developers, strong current supply
Park Ridge currently has two separate releases - Somerset (Ausbuild) and Alto (Orchard Property Group) - giving buyers a genuine choice of masterplanning approach within the same suburb, similar to the pattern seen in Ripley further west.
Jimboomba and Greenbank: the corridor's established growth anchors
Riverton in Jimboomba and Spring Mountain in Greenbank sit closer to existing town centres and schooling, suiting buyers who want larger blocks without moving to the corridor's more outer, semi-rural pockets.
Bahrs Scrub, South Maclean, Veresdale Scrub and Woodhill: the corridor's outer, larger-block pocket
Brookhaven, Round Mountain, The Outlook at Cedar Vale and Glenlogan Rise sit further out along the corridor, generally offering larger blocks and lower entry prices in exchange for a longer commute into Brisbane.
Choosing a builder for your block
Once you've shortlisted a corridor and an estate, the next decision is which builder to pair with your land. Most of Queensland's volume builders operate across all four corridors covered in this guide, so the more useful filter is usually design range, inclusions, and current build timelines rather than location alone. Browse all home builders operating in Queensland to compare designs and house and land packages, or speak to a custom home builder for something more bespoke.
Frequently asked questions
Is Logan a good option for buyers wanting a larger block? Yes - the Logan corridor, particularly its outer pockets like Veresdale Scrub, Woodhill and South Maclean, generally offers larger lot sizes than the Ipswich or Gold Coast corridors, at a comparatively lower price point.
Why does Park Ridge have two separate estates from different developers? Park Ridge has enough approved growth-area land to support multiple masterplanned releases running in parallel, similar to Ripley in the Ipswich corridor - this generally means more competitive design and pricing options for buyers.
Are Queensland's first home buyer grants available in the Logan corridor? Yes - the $30,000 First Home Owner Grant and full stamp duty exemption on new homes apply across the entire Logan corridor. See our Queensland grants and schemes guide for full eligibility.
How does Logan compare to Ipswich for commute times into Brisbane? Logan's outer suburbs generally sit a comparable or slightly longer distance from Brisbane's CBD than Ipswich's Ripley precinct, with road access primarily via the Mount Lindesay and Logan Motorways rather than dedicated rail, unlike parts of the Ipswich corridor.
This guide reflects estate data current as of August 2026. Sales status, lot availability and pricing change frequently - always confirm current details directly with the estate sales office or builder before making a purchase decision.
See also: South East Queensland Growth Corridor Guide (overview) · Logan corridor · Moreton Bay corridor · Ipswich corridor · Gold Coast corridor · Queensland first home buyer grants and schemes guide
South East Queensland Growth Corridor Guide
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