A long-standing part of the community

The master plan sets the overall vision and structure for the site. It shows the intended land uses, building envelopes, public spaces and how people will move through the area.

Flood risk will be a fundamental consideration in the preparation of the master plan. The site is significantly affected by localised flooding during major rain events, and the proposed redevelopment provides a clear opportunity to implement robust mitigation measures. The design will incorporate a range of measures to respond to the site’s flood history and improve how the precinct performs during flood events. This includes considering building design, levels, layout and landscape treatments to support safe and reliable operation into the future.

At this stage, specific stores or tenants have not been confirmed for Toombul. The current approval process is focused on establishing the overall master plan and land uses, rather than securing individual retailers. Tenant mix is typically determined closer to delivery of each stage, once detailed designs are finalised and market conditions are clearer.

What we can confirm is that we are aware that the community are interested in seeing similar retailers to the former centre (i.e. Coles, Kmart etc) & we are aligned in bringing those important businesses back to the community. If you’ve got other ideas for retailers you’d like to see at Toombul, we’d love to hear from you!

We are in the early stages of the project, with our current focus on the master planning process. While it's too early to begin leasing conversations, we understand there is significant interest in being part of Toombul's future. If you would like to register your interest and receive updates on leasing opportunities as they become available, please fill out the form at the bottom of our website.

The Toombul bus interchange is an important part of the local public transport network and to the functionality of the site. The proposal is being developed with consideration of how public transport continues to operate in the area, including the role of the bus interchange. Discussions with relevant stakeholders, including transport authorities, will inform how the interchange is integrated into the future precinct.

We recognise the importance of Kedron Brook as a significant environmental and community asset. While the interface beyond the site boundary falls within Council land, we will work closely with Council to deliver an integrated edge condition that responds to its setting. The future design will incorporate considered landscape, environmental and public realm outcomes that enhance connectivity and reinforce the character of the Kedron Brook corridor.

Working with the local community is a priority for this project. Community engagement will occur throughout the planning process, with opportunities for people to share local knowledge, insights and priorities along the way. This feedback will play an important role in shaping the design as it evolves, helping to ensure the renewal of Toombul reflects community needs and priorities, and creates a place with a lasting legacy for the area. Please subscribe for further updates and keep an eye on the website as we progress in this journey.