Apartment legacy built with communities

Property development and building company Gardner Vaughan Group (GVG) has delivered 212 new apartments to Brisbane’s undersupplied housing market in recent months.

Two major residential developments – Estilo on the Park in Chermside and Stonebrook in Stones Corner – have been a timely contribution given the growing demand for housing.

GVG commercial director Sam Gardner acknowledged the team’s hard work across both sites.

“We are very proud to have delivered both these projects within only a few months of each other, and without GVG’s dedicated staff, it would not have been possible,” he said.

GVG’s Stonebrook Stones Corner development will offer 90 apartments over nine levels.

“Seeing residents move into their new homes is always the biggest highlight in the project timeline – and we are delighted to have already achieved this twice over in 2025.”

The move comes from one of South East Queensland’s most active apartment developers, who boasts a strong pipeline of projects but chief executive Simon Betteridge said they were not just focused on building homes.

“We’re focused on building communities,” he said.

“Every project is a reflection of our team’s commitment to creating amazing lifestyles and long-term value for our residents. As we grow, our goal is to keep delivering places people are proud to live in.”

The Stonebrook development is located opposite Hanlon Park, and a short stroll from Stones Corner Village.

GVG’s success is built on experience and evolution. Over the past 35 years, the company has delivered a portfolio of commercial projects, student accommodation, childcare centres, and schools.

For the last 15 years, GVG has focused on residential development, specialising in apartments and townhomes that meet the changing needs of modern buyers.

Looking ahead, the group has several developments under way or about to launch across South East Queensland.

Construction is progressing well at Bask Bokarina, GVG’s third residential project on the Sunshine Coast.

GVG’s Bask Bokarina is already 68 per cent sold with stage two recently released to market.

Located in the Bokarina Beach precinct, Bask is the final apartment development in the enclave.

The 135-apartment building is already 68 per cent sold, with stage two recently released to the market. Scheduled for completion late next year, the project will also deliver 1000sq m of retail space.

GVG is also set to launch Sunshine Coast project Eden Caloundra to market later this year.

Meanwhile, in Brisbane, construction has just started on Danby Lane in Nundah Village.

Launching later this year is GVG’s Sunshine Coast project, Eden Caloundra.

The 12-storey, mixed-use development will deliver 84 apartments above four ground-floor retail tenancies, and offer residents lifestyle amenities including rooftop dining with barbecue areas, a pool and communal spaces.

Completion is expected in early 2027.

In Moreton Bay, waterfront development One Redcliffe will have 214 apartments and penthouses with uninterrupted water views.

The region’s population is projected to grow 44 per cent over the next two decades and the project attracted more than 500 inquiries within a few months before its official launch.

GVG’s waterfront development, One Redcliffe, will deliver 214 apartments and penthouses with uninterrupted water views.

GVG is set to break new ground with its first foray into the Gold Coast market.

“We are very excited to be venturing into the Gold Coast for the first time,” Mr Betteridge said.

“The decision wasn’t made lightly. Following an exhaustive search for the right site and extensive due diligence, we’re confident in our move into this new market.”

Details of the project remain under wraps but GVG anticipates releasing residences aimed at owner-occupiers to the market early next year.

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