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Likely joinery requirementEarly project signal

The Isles, Main Beach

Government-backed $100 million waterfront precinct containing 27 luxury apartments, dining and an 18-berth marina.

Opportunity summary

Only 27 premium residences plus hospitality space creates diverse, manageable joinery packages.

Stage
Development agreement secured; commencement status unconfirmed · Early project signal
Cabinetry scope
Luxury apartment cabinetry, waterfront restaurant fit-out and common-area joinery.
What is confirmed
  • Ignite Projects secured development rights.
  • The project includes 27 luxury apartments.
  • An 18-berth marina and waterfront dining are planned.
  • Contreras Earl Architecture designed the project.
  • The stated development value is $100 million.
  • Construction was expected to begin in 2026.
JOINA assessment
  • A specialist joiner could target residential or hospitality packages separately.
  • Lack of a disclosed builder suggests specification engagement may remain possible.

These are reasoned inferences, not statements from the issuing organisation.

Confirm before contacting
  • Has construction commenced?
  • Has a head contractor been appointed?
  • Have joinery packages been documented or awarded?

Evidence

Developer

Ignite Projects was selected to deliver the Southern Gateway development.

Queensland Government · checked 29 Sept 2026
Residential scale

The proposal includes 27 luxury waterfront apartments.

Queensland Government · checked 29 Sept 2026
Design team

Contreras Earl Architecture designed the three-level residential precinct.

Ignite Projects · checked 29 Sept 2026
Current program

The published 2026 construction target requires confirmation.

Ignite Projects · checked 29 Sept 2026

Check before acting

JOINA provides a concise original summary of public information. Confirm dates, eligibility, scope, documents and submission requirements with the issuing organisation. JOINA does not represent that an early project signal is accepting quotations.

Attribution: Queensland Government