Residential Projects

2022 15 hectares $1.5billion

The last remaining large-scale, greenfield waterfront development site on the Gold Coast.

Harbour Shores offers a holistic and sustainable lifestyle within an exclusive enclave on the northern Gold Coast.  Luxurious connections to sky, water and landscape provide a resort inspired backdrop for an active local community. This residential sanctuary is anchored by a community heart and provides for a truly balanced life.

Natural Luxe
The architecture and landscape at Harbour Shores will be uniquely designed with a light filled, high quality, biophilic response that utilises natural materials with a luxurious palette and lush landscaping.

Resort Living
Harbour Shores will provide residents with a luxurious resort-inspired lifestyle, with facilities including
• Tennis courts, multiple swimming pools and resident facilities
• Public space including park and children’s playground
• Retail and commercial space
• Private and casual marina berths
• Public waterfront walkway

Waterfront Wellbeing
An interactive waterfront will provide recreation and wellbeing opportunities for all ages from boating, paddling to nature play. This combined with its 5 Star Green Star sustainability credentials reflects a holistic approach to health, environment and community wellbeing.

Community Oasis
A local’s secret, Harbour Shores will offer a community heart that includes public open green space, social gathering opportunities, food, beverage and retail offers that will provide local activation.

With more than 1.4km of water frontage, the site has the widest canal frontage on the coast, and provides boating access to the Broadwater and Pacific Ocean.  Opposite Harbour Town Premium Outlets Gold Coast, Harbour Shores capitalises on it’s high amenity location, with public transport, significant retail, dining, entertainment and boating facilities close by.

A Development Application has been lodged with Gold Coast City Council.

https://www.harbourshores.com.au/ Biggera Waters, Gold Coast, QLD

Sovereign Hills is a long term, mixed-use master planned community in Port Macquarie, New South Wales.

Located on the mid-north coast, Sovereign Hills is a 20 year, long-term mixed-use master-planned community. This thriving, 2,400 lot address is a collection of residential precincts, a vibrant 25,000sqm town centre, recreation facilities and parkland, schooling and childcare.

Strategically located 10kms west of the Port Macquarie city centre, Sovereign Hills is the largest and most integral development area of the Hastings Region, with significant government infrastructure planned to support this growth corridor. With a strong emphasis on the outdoors, the project incorporates significant regeneration of creek systems and riparian corridors, resulting in generous active and passive green space.

A focus on place-making connects residents with each other. From public art, community facilities to a comprehensive events program, Sovereign Hills provides opportunity for a healthy, active and richer lifestyle.

The project is a key creator of local jobs, contributing significantly to the region’s economic growth. A ‘Local First’ policy ensures that reputable local and regional contractors, suppliers and retailers are given preference, wherever possible.

http://www.sovereignhills.com.au 14 Sovereign Drive, Port Macquarie, NSW

Complete 2008 700 lots $2billion

The Sovereign Islands is Lewis Land Group’s signature development, and Australia’s first deep water residential project, just minutes north of Surfers Paradise.

One of the country’s most complex engineering feats at the time transformed two mangrove islands into a $2 billion project, resulting in six man-made islands, over 700 home sites, commercial precinct and a prestige marina.

The enclave of islands is surrounded by the glistening Gold Coast Broadwater, with home sites offering deep water moorings with direct ocean access.

A significant proportion of land is dedicated to open parks, ensuring a strong connection to nature either on land or water.

Paradise Point, Gold Coast, QLD

Ephraim Island is Australia’s first residential high-rise island community, located in the Gold Coast Broadwater.

This sophisticated address offered 383 prestige apartments and villas across eight medium-rise towers, and was developed in partnership with Mirvac.

Facilities include commercial restaurant, private marina, and Wellbeing Centre, including day spa, gym, lap pool and outdoor pool area.

Endless water views were critical to the design outcome, whether from the residences or open space. With 75% of the island dedicated to parkland, lakes, inlets and a conservation reserve, the connection to nature is second to none.

Paradise Point, Gold Coast, QLD

Harbour Quays, just north of Harbour Town Shopping Centre, is a man-made canal address, providing over 1.5 kilometres of sparkling water frontage.

Released in 2006, this 300 lot address predominantly features home sites, including dry, wet and island lots.

All wet lots have direct access to the Broadwater and Pacific Ocean beyond, a signature trademark of Lewis Land Group addresses on the Gold Coast.

Future Harbour Quays development pipeline includes:

• Lot 511 – Development Approval has been granted for a waterfront mixed-use development comprising 360 apartments across three medium rise towers, complete with resident lounge, recreational facilities and a three-storey sky garden. This will be complimented by a boutique harbour-side retail/commercial offering.  Master planning is underway to create a marina with direct Broadwater access.
• Lot 509/510 – Master planning and concept design has progressed for a further 244 apartments
• Lot 1 – Master planning has commenced for the 14ha site to the west of Harbour Quays for retail and residential development.
• Lot 10a – Approved 9,200sqm residential site for 700-800 bedrooms.

Biggera Waters, Gold Coast, QLD

Runaway Islands on the Northern Gold Coast achieved another historical milestone, being the first inland island development in Australia.

Developed in the mid 1980’s, this project was the blueprint of success for future Lewis Land Group waterfront projects.

Four man-made islands, connected by a series of bridges, provided more than three kilometres of canal frontage and direct Broadwater access.

Runaway Bay, Gold Coast, QLD