Harbour Shores’ first homes to bring supply to northern Gold Coast

The masterplanned community, described as a ‘village of villages,’ promises to infuse the area with a much-needed boost in housing supply, offering a lifestyle that’s both exclusive and inclusive.

Harbour Shores is poised to redefine the residential landscape with a diverse array of waterfront villas, mid-rise apartments, and resort-style amenities — all harmoniously integrated with subtropical flora and pedestrian pathways.

Recent studies by leading researcher Urbis have highlighted the Runaway Bay catchment, which encompasses Harbour Shores, as one of the most undersupplied markets on the Gold Coast.

The project’s first release responds to this demand, featuring an exclusive collection of apartments and waterfront villas that are both luxurious and eco-conscious.

Brett Draffen, CEO of Lewis Land, says Harbour Shores will deliver more than 2,000 dwellings to the area within the next decade.

“Our initial residential offerings include waterfront villa residences, two mid-rise apartment buildings, and a one-hectare central community park known as The Green,” he said.

“We’re collaborating with leading architects and urban planners to forge a sustainable, design-forward masterplan that will cater to the evolving needs of the Gold Coast for generations to come.”

Mr Draffen says residents of Harbour Shores will enjoy an array of communal spaces, including parklands, a waterfront boardwalk, private marina berths, and a selection of retail and commercial venues.

The development also boasts a suite of resident amenities, such as resort-style pools, a sauna, clubhouse, and tennis court, all designed to foster a sense of community and well-being.

With a legacy of crafting exceptional communities like Sovereign Islands and Ephraim Island, Lewis Land has a reputation for excellence.

Harbour Shores stands as the only project on the Gold Coast to achieve a 6 Star Green Star Community V1.1 rating, heralding a future where amenity, liveability, and wellness converge.