Azure lodges DA for new Meadowbrook Terrace community

Integrated property group Azure has lodged plans for a new 145-home gated terrace community in Meadowbrook, set to introduce a new design-led residential offering to one of Logan’s most strategically connected suburbs.
Located at 35 University Drive, the proposed development will deliver 145 architecturally designed terrace residences, responding to a gap in the local market for contemporary, low-maintenance homes positioned below the $1 million price point.
Azure’s vision for Meadowbrook is to create a secure, contemporary community that offers buyers an elevated alternative to both traditional detached housing and conventional townhouse developments.
The gated community will feature a resort-style swimming pool and landscaped communal lounging and recreation areas, creating opportunities for residents to connect while supporting a low-maintenance lifestyle.

Azure’s Founder Trent Keirnan said the proposed development responds to growing demand for well-designed terrace housing in connected growth locations, while introducing a new type of residential product to Meadowbrook.
“Meadowbrook has enormous potential, but there is currently a clear gap in the market for contemporary, design-led terrace housing,” said Mr Keirnan.
“It is an area that enjoys green surrounds, a well-established suburban character and excellent connectivity to both Brisbane and the Gold Coast, but the existing residential market is dominated by older detached homes and lower-quality townhouse developments.”
“Our vision is to create a secure, highly liveable community that combines considered architecture, quality landscaping and shared amenity with the convenience of low-maintenance living.”
”The proposed development will primarily comprise functional three-bedroom residences and is expected to appeal to young professional couples, small families, local upgraders and employees working within Meadowbrook’s established health and education precincts with both Logan Hospital and Griffith University, Logan Campus on your doorstep”
It is also expected to attract Queensland and interstate investors seeking well-located residential property with strong rental fundamentals and the benefit of professional ongoing property management.

Architecturally, the community will embrace a contemporary Queensland aesthetic, combining blonde brick, textured white render, and composit materials to complement the Queensland residetial vernacular.
The project will be positioned within the high-demand sub-$1 million market, providing buyers with an opportunity to secure a new, architecturally considered home without the price point typically associated with detached housing in increasingly constrained Southeast Queensland markets.
The Meadowbrook project will build on Azure’s growing portfolio of terrace communities across Southeast Queensland, including its luxury $72 million Oakmont community at Brookwater, where the final stage is currently under construction.
“We believe there is a significant opportunity to deliver housing that is attainable without compromising on architecture, amenity or the quality of the living environment,” said Mr Keirnan.
“That is what we want to bring to Meadowbrook, a community that feels considered, secure and established from the outset, and one that raises the standard of terrace living available in the Logan region.”
“Meadowbrook is continuing to evolve, and we believe this site is exceptionally well placed to contribute to that next chapter.”
Azure operates an integrated development model spanning development, construction and ongoing property management, with its in-house construction arm, responsible for delivering the group’s residential communities.
Subject to approvals, Azure plans to launch the Meadowbrook project to market in early 2027.
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.




