New land sales launched at Stockland’s Kings Forest on the Tweed Coast

Stockland will soon be launching a new land release at Kings Forest, an 869-hectare masterplanned community on the Tweed Coast currently in development.
The Kings Forest community is located in Kingscliff, two kilometres from Casuarina Beach, and will ultimately be home to around 11,000 residents across more than 4,000 homes. The first homeowners are expected to settle and commence construction of their homes from late 2025.
The community is expected to comprise more than 300 hectares of conservation and rehabilitation areas, and 22 hectares of open space for recreation.
The new land release will launch on 25 October, with lot sizes ranging from 375 to 600 square metres.
Stockland Project Director, Alex Koerber, said Kings Forest will play a critical role in boosting the supply of housing in a key lifestyle destination in northern NSW.
“Kings Forest will provide a range of housing options in a location that connects residents with beaches, schools, health facilities and transport, while surrounded by more than 300 hectares of conservation land,” Mr Koerber said.
“Early demand has been strong, with 104 lots already sold to buyers from both New South Wales and Queensland. Local builders, upgraders and young families are among those choosing to call Kings Forest home.
“We look forward to bringing Stockland’s extensive experience in creating award-winning masterplanned communities to this highly desirable location.”
With works already underway, the project intends to deliver a town centre, schools, childcare, neighbourhood parks and a dedicated sports field, all connected by an extensive network of walking and cycling paths.
The new land release will launch on 25 October, with lot sizes ranging from 375 to 600 square metres.
Stockland Project Director, Alex Koerber, said Kings Forest will play a critical role in boosting the supply of housing in a key lifestyle destination in northern NSW.
“Kings Forest will provide a range of housing options in a location that connects residents with beaches, schools, health facilities and transport, while surrounded by more than 300 hectares of conservation land,” Mr Koerber said.
“Early demand has been strong, with 104 lots already sold to buyers from both New South Wales and Queensland. Local builders, upgraders and young families are among those choosing to call Kings Forest home.
“We look forward to bringing Stockland’s extensive experience in creating award-winning masterplanned communities to this highly desirable location.”
With works already underway, the project intends to deliver a town centre, schools, childcare, neighbourhood parks and a dedicated sports field, all connected by an extensive network of walking and cycling paths.Joel Robinson
Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at iBuildNew, where he leads the editorial team and oversees the country's most comprehensive news coverage dedicated to the new home building industry. With more than a decade of experience in residential real estate journalism, Joel brings deep insight into Australia's evolving home building and construction landscape.




