Construcciones Yamaro: New retail precinct under construction at Yarrabilba

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New retail precinct under construction at Yarrabilba
Aerial view of the Dixon Circuit retail precinct at Yarrabilba. (Image: Stockland)

Construction has begun on a new retail precinct at Stockland’s Yarrabilba community in Brisbane’s south, with a mixed-use apartment development expected to commence shortly.

Located on Dixon Circuit, the retail precinct will operate as a convenience and service hub with confirmed tenants including Hungry Jack’s, Guzman y Gomez, Subway and JAX Tyres & Auto. It will feature about 8,000 square metres of lettable space across food, dining, showroom and indoor recreation, supported by 287 on-site car parks.

Construction is underway on Stage 1, which will deliver food and service retail and is expected to be operational later in 2026. A bulky goods retail offering will follow as part of Stage 2, with further tenant announcements to come.

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MountView, an apartment development to be delivered by Radiance Spaces, will be located at the entrance to the Yarrabilba community, combining ground-floor food and retail with three levels of apartments above. Apartments are selling off-the-plan, with construction due to commence in 2026 and an expected build time of 18 to 24 months.

“We’re pleased to see the Dixon Circuit retail precinct start to take shape – it’s a major milestone for our Yarrabilba community,” said Andrew Erzetich, senior development manager at Stockland.

“These additions will bring more food, dining and service options to the community, while MountView introduces a way of living that reflects Yarrabilba’s growth and diversity of housing.

“The progress we’re making reflects our commitment to delivering vibrant communities with a truly connected and convenient lifestyle.”

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