Frequently Asked Questions

  • The proposal seeks to revitalise the former Noosa Bowls Club site at 99 Noosa Drive with a residential-led mixed-use precinct. The concept includes new housing, retail and food and beverage offerings, public open space, and improved connectivity through a new road connection between Lanyana Way and Noosa Drive.

  • The site has remained underutilised for many years. The proposal aims to renew the site and deliver housing, public amenities and economic activity in line with the vision for Noosa Junction as a vibrant activity centre.

  • The project is being progressed by Calile Malouf Investments, Kilter Property and Frank Developments, with Cavill Architects leading the design.

  • No. The proposal is currently at draft Development Application stage. A Development Application is expected to be lodged with Noosa Shire Council in the coming months. Any future development remains subject to statutory assessment and approval.

  • It is anticpated that the project will be completed by late 2028 - early 2029.

About the Project

Housing

  • The current concept includes approximately 208 apartments across a variety of dwelling types. Final numbers remain subject to detailed design and approval processes.

  • The proposal includes a mix of studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and larger residential apartments, together with Affordable by Design homes and dedicated accommodation for key workers.

  • The proposal includes co-living or ‘rooming’ accommodation designed to support workers who contribute to the local economy, including those employed in hospitality, healthcare, retail, tourism and other essential services.

  • Affordable by Design homes are smaller, thoughtfully planned residences that use efficient design, construction methods and materials to provide a more attainable housing option without compromising on quality or liveability.

  • Noosa continues to experience strong demand for housing while available land remains limited. The proposal seeks to provide additional housing choice in an established centre close to jobs, services, shops and public transport.

  • The proposal is intended to deliver permanent housing and accommodation options that support the long-term needs of the local community.

Design & Community Benefits

  • The proposal includes:

    • A new public town square

    • Improved pedestrian connectivity through the Junction to Pinnaroo Park 

    • A new road connection between Lanyana Way and Noosa Drive

    • New retail and hospitality offerings

    • Additional housing choice

    • Landscaped public spaces

  • Approximately 2,000 square metres of ground-floor retail, a fresh market, food and beverage tenancies are proposed. Specific tenants are yet to be confirmed.

  • Yes. The concept includes publicly accessible spaces and pedestrian connections designed to improve movement through the precinct.

  • The project team has engaged award-winning firm Cavill Architects to create a design that reflects Noosa's unique character, subtropical environment and landscape setting while supporting the broader vision for Noosa Junction. The design will also adhere to Noosa Design Principles including:

    • Supporting Noosa's environmental objectives with plantings that enhance biodiversity.

    • Providing a transport network that caters to the needs of the community and blends into the environment rather than dominating it.

    • Designing for pedestrians, cyclists and buses in all road corridor improvements.

    • Designing to cater for the aged and disabled community.

Traffic & Parking

  • The current concept includes approximately 350 basement car parking spaces, subject to detailed design and assessment.

  • Traffic impacts will be independently assessed as part of the Development Application process. The proposal includes a new road connection between Lanyana Way and Noosa Drive intended to improve local connectivity and circulation.

Construction

  • Construction cannot commence until the project receives all necessary approvals. From here the construction timetable will be established.

  • Detailed construction management plans will be prepared to manage matters such as traffic, noise, access, dust and site operations in accordance with approval requirements.

Local Business

  • The proposal aims to bring more permanent residents, workers and visitors into Noosa Junction, supporting local businesses and increasing activity throughout the precinct.

  • The site is currently the former Noosa Bowls Club site and is not occupied by an active retail precinct – no existing business will be displaced.

  • Yes, there will be leasing opportunities available. The retail mix is still being considered and no leasing commitments have been made at this stage.

Future Residents

  • Yes. You can register your interest here to receive future project updates and information when available.

  • No. Pricing and apartment details have not yet been released.

  • Sales timing are yet to be confirmed and will depend on the project's progress through the planning and approval process. 

Planning Process

  • The project team is currently finalising the design and supporting technical studies. A Development Application is expected to be lodged with Noosa Shire Council in the coming months.

  • Project updates, key information and future announcements will be available on this website.

  • If you cannot find the information you are looking for, please submit an enquiry through the website here and a member of the project team will respond as appropriate.