Subdivision Proposed for Former Albany Links Golf Course in Brendale

The former Albany Links Golf Course in Brendale could be subdivided into three lots, with the largest portion of the site to be auctioned off by Moreton Bay City Council.


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Plans (DA/2025/2639) lodged on behalf of the council proposed dividing the 10-hectare site on South Pine Road into a main block of just under 8 hectares, which borders Eatons Hill Hotel, local shops, and Cribb Road leading to the South Pine Sports Centre. 

Albany Links Golf Course
Photo credit: City of Moreton Bay DA Tracker – DA/2025/2639 

The land has been identified as surplus to council requirements and will be sold with its current “Recreation and Open Space” zoning intact.

Two smaller parcels, each around 1 hectare and located near the South Pine Sports Complex and South Pine River, will be retained by council to safeguard 2.15 hectares of green space for public access and ecological restoration.

Albany Links Golf Course
Photo credit: City of Moreton Bay DA Tracker – DA/2025/2639

“These retained lots will be used for ongoing public benefit, with intended uses including sport and recreation and/or environmental protection. It is important to note that no changes to the premises or infrastructure is proposed under this development application,” planners stated.

“Access to the site will be obtained through an easement over the adjoining lot owned by Council located at 620 South Pine Road. This lot is included in the proposed development only for this purpose.”

A council spokesperson said the auction date is yet to be confirmed but added that proceeds from the sale will be reinvested into vital community services and programs.


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Albany Links Golf Course closed in January 2019 after its operator declared the 10-hole course financially unviable. Council was unable to secure a replacement operator, and the clubhouse has since been removed. Any future development on the land will remain subject to existing planning regulations.

Published 7-July-2025

Albany Creek Set To Transform Car Park To A Community Hub

A proposal has been submitted to transform an underutilised 4,511sqm overflow parking area at Albany Creek Village shopping centre into a multi-use development.



The site, located on Wruck Crescent, could soon house a range of services that many locals have long desired. At the forefront of the plans is a new childcare centre, designed to cater to up to 120 children. This addition could provide much-needed relief for working parents in the area, offering seven activity rooms and an outdoor play area.

Artist’s perspective of childcare entry
Photo Credit: City of Moreton Bay / DA/2024/1681

Pet owners in Albany Creek may also have reason to celebrate, with plans for a Pet Barn outlet including veterinary services. This would bring convenient pet care and supplies closer to home for many residents.

Artist’s perspective of childcare awning and street facade
Photo Credit: City of Moreton Bay / DA/2024/1681

While details are still being finalized, the proposal also includes space for potential food and drink outlets, healthcare services, and office spaces. These additions could create new job opportunities within the community and reduce the need for residents to travel outside Albany Creek for these services.

Artist’s perspective of retail entrance
Photo Credit: City of Moreton Bay / DA/2024/1681

The plan aims to make efficient use of the space, with single-storey buildings covering 42% of the site. To address potential parking concerns, the proposal includes 37 new parking spaces and 12 bicycle spaces. Pedestrian access would also be improved with plans to widen the footpath along Wruck Crescent.

Artist’s perspective of retail entrance
Photo Credit: City of Moreton Bay / DA/2024/1681


Local residents interested in learning more about the proposal or providing feedback can access the full application details on the Moreton Bay City Council’s DA Tracker website. As the council reviews the application, community input may play a crucial role in shaping the final outcome of this potentially transformative project for Albany Creek.

Published 30-April-2024