GRAYA has been selected by Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) to deliver a major mixed-use riverfront precinct at Northshore Hamilton, Brisbane.

GRAYA Selected to Deliver Major Riverfront Precinct Northshore, Hamilton (3)

The developer was selected through a competitive process to develop an approximately 11,000sqm site within Northshore Hamilton, one of the remaining major riverfront development opportunities in the precinct.

GRAYA has partnered with Koichi Takada Architects to develop the proposal, which is expected to respond to the site’s Brisbane River frontage and subtropical climate through shaded and walkable spaces, active frontages and connections to the waterfront.

The project represents another major step in GRAYA’s expansion from a luxury residential builder into an integrated property business delivering multi-residential and mixed-use developments across Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

GRAYA Selected to Deliver Major Riverfront Precinct Northshore, Hamilton (4)

Development Details

Approximately 11,000sqm development site.
Major mixed-use riverfront precinct.
Located within Northshore Hamilton urban renewal precinct
Residential, retail and lifestyle uses proposed.
Designed by Koichi Takada Architects in partnership with GRAYA.
Shaded and walkable public spaces.
Active frontages intended to connect the development with the Brisbane River.
Economic Development Queensland assessment of design and approvals process.

GRAYA Selected to Deliver Major Riverfront Precinct Northshore, Hamilton (5)

Andrew Gray, Managing Director and Co-founder of GRAYA stated, “Northshore presents a rare opportunity to influence how an entire precinct meets the river,” said

“We want to push the boundaries of what a subtropical riverfront development can offer and create a place that contributes to the experience of Northshore for residents, visitors and the broader community.”

Rob Gray, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of GRAYA stated, “Our ambition is to create a suburb-shaping riverside precinct, bringing together residences, retail and lifestyle in a landmark destination that will contribute to Brisbane for decades to come,”

“Being selected by EDQ for a site of this importance reflects how far GRAYA has grown and the capability we have built across design, development and construction”.

“We have always pushed the boundaries of design and challenged conventional thinking about how people live”.

“This project gives us the opportunity to bring that approach to Northshore and contribute to one of Brisbane’s most important emerging precincts”.

Shaun Mets, Director, Development at GRAYA stated, “This selection is a strong endorsement of GRAYA’s capacity to manage complex projects and deliver at a significant scale”.

“Working with EDQ on a site of this profile is testament to the team, systems and delivery capability we have built as the business has grown”.

“We look forward to working closely with EDQ throughout the design and approvals process to deliver a precinct that meets the expectations of this location.”

GRAYA Selected to Deliver Major Riverfront Precinct Northshore, Hamilton (1)

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The Application Information and References

Media Announcement: 6 September 2026
Application: Not lodged yet
Address: Hamilton Northshore
Applicant: GRAYA
Architect: Koichi Takada Architects
Interactive Image: Google Aerial and Streetview

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