Logan council approves 141-lot subdivision at Logan Reserve
Logan City Council approved a 141-lot subdivision at Logan Reserve on 23 October 2026, reconfiguring three lots on Chambers Flat Road.

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Logan City Council approved a 141-lot subdivision at Logan Reserve on 23 October 2026, issuing a decision notice for a change application that reconfigures three existing lots into 141 at 580-586 Chambers Flat Road.
The approval, recorded under reference COM/38/2025, was lodged by Cfr Project Pty Ltd as trustee on 2 December 2025 and assessed by council at the code assessment level as a combined application, covering both the variation request and the reconfiguration itself.
The site sits within the Emerging Community zone in Logan Reserve, a suburb in the City of Logan local government area in south east Queensland, within the Chambers Flat Road growth corridor.
Why it matters
A 141-lot approval puts a defined parcel of future residential land into the south Logan pipeline. For civil contractors, surveyors and land agents working the Chambers Flat Road corridor, it is a site that now has a fixed lot yield and an approved layout to price against.
Council’s record describes the application as a change application combining a variation request with the reconfiguration itself. A variation request lets an applicant seek a different planning outcome for a site within the one assessment, rather than lodging separate applications. Council assessed the whole package at code level rather than impact assessment, so no public notification period applied.
For Cfr Project Pty Ltd, the decision converts a holding on Chambers Flat Road into a subdivision with a clear approved lot yield, the step that typically precedes civil works contracts and, eventually, titled lot sales. It does not by itself authorise construction; that depends on separate operational work approval still to come.
The approval also adds to a run of parallel subdivision activity in the suburb, including Qm Properties’ 109-lot reconfiguration on School Road, underlining how much of Logan Reserve is moving through council’s assessment pipeline at the same time.
The numbers
Figures below are drawn from Logan City Council’s decision notice for COM/38/2025.
- 141 lots approved, reconfigured from 3 lots on the existing title
- Application lodged 2 December 2025; decided 23 October 2026, an assessment period of close to 11 months
- Assessed at code assessment level as a Combined Application (change application, variation request and reconfiguring a lot)
- Site zoned Emerging Community (EC) under the Logan Planning Scheme
- Address: 580-586 Chambers Flat Road, Logan Reserve, Queensland 4133
What’s next
A reconfiguring-a-lot approval does not authorise construction. Before any of the 141 lots can be registered and sold, Cfr Project Pty Ltd needs operational work approval covering civil infrastructure such as roads, stormwater drainage and sewer connections, followed by plan sealing to formally create the new titles.
Those later approvals will be lodged with Logan City Council as separate applications and should appear on council’s development portal under their own reference numbers once lodged. The 11 month assessment period for COM/38/2025 gives one guide to how long council has taken on an application of this scale.
Logan City Council’s decision notice does not set a construction start date or a completion timetable for the subdivision, and none has been published elsewhere. Any staging, civil works contractor or sale timeline for the Chambers Flat Road lots will depend on the operational work approval still to be lodged and decided.
Quick answers
Did the Logan council approve 141-lot subdivision at Logan Reserve?
Logan City Council approved a 141-lot subdivision at Logan Reserve on 23 October 2026, reconfiguring three lots on Chambers Flat Road.
What are the key numbers in this story?
lots approved: 141; original lots: 3.
Where does this information come from?
This story cites Logan City Council. Every source is linked on the page.
On the record
Logan City Council approved the 141-lot reconfiguration under COM/38/2025 on 23 October 2026, after it was lodged on 2 December 2025
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