15 major Brisbane DAs lodged this week, led by Dexus at 45 Eagle St

Dexus and Consolidated Properties Group are among the applicants behind 15 major Brisbane DAs lodged this week, all proposed and pending council assessment. For a developer or agent, it is a Monday watch list of who is moving where.

Why it matters

Fifteen major development applications reached Brisbane City Council between 6 and 9 October 2026. The list shows who is moving on which street before any decision exists. Every application below is lodged and proposed, pending council assessment. None is approved.

The numbers

We counted rows in our DA wire flagged major and lodged from 5 to 9 October. The wire holds 547 Brisbane City applications; 15 qualify. Two were already covered: Irvine’s Toombul scheme at 1015 Sandgate Rd and Vicinity’s Uptown facade work at 91 Queen St.

By type: 5 material change of use only, 3 reconfiguring a lot, 1 MCU with ROL, 3 building work with MCU, 1 building work, operational work and MCU, 1 operational work with MCU, 1 building work only. By level: 11 impact assessable (one marked generally inappropriate, 61 Doulton St Calamvale) and 4 code assessable.

Applicants worth watching:

• Dexus Funds Management: 45 Eagle St, MCU, impact assessable, lodged 7 October. The wire flags a large-format use; read the record for the use class.
• Consolidated Properties Group: 47 Skyring Tce, Newstead, a mixed-use multiple dwelling MCU with tidal work, code assessable, lodged 7 October.
• Applicant listed as Thorn Street Properties: 99 Thorn St, Kangaroo Point, residential MCU, impact assessable, lodged 9 October.
• Edward 36: 36 Little Edward St, Spring Hill, residential and commercial MCU, impact assessable, lodged 8 October.
• Subdivisions: 273 Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo and 196 Graham Rd, Bridgeman Downs, both impact assessable, lodged 9 October.

No record carries unit, storey or dollar figures, so we do not state scale.

What’s next

Monday, open each impact assessable record and check whether it shows “Make a Submission”. Where it does, public notification and submissions are possible. Code assessable applications have no submission window. Neighbouring owners and competing sites near Eagle St, Newstead and Kangaroo Point should read the proposed use before the notification period starts. Scale will emerge when plans are published. See the Queensland hub for related coverage.