You can read the draft plan by reviewing the following documents.
Wynnum Centre Suburban Renewal Precinct
Wynnum Centre will be a vibrant and welcoming bayside village where people live, work and connect.
About the plan
Brisbane is one of Australia’s fastest-growing capital cities and we’re working with communities to help deliver new homes sooner while protecting the lifestyle that makes our city so special.
Planning for well-designed suburbs with more housing choice close to transport, employment, services and infrastructure is important to grow sustainably. Learn more about our suburban renewal precincts.
Wynnum is one of Brisbane's most popular bayside suburbs. Wynnum Centre is well serviced by infrastructure – the precinct plan area is surrounded by excellent open space facilities including Kitchener Park and the Wynnum foreshore. The centre is also well connected with rail, bus and active transport corridors, linking the precinct to the foreshore and wider Brisbane region.
The draft Wynnum Centre Suburban Renewal Precinct Plan outlines an exciting long-term vision to enhance the heart of Wynnum - from Byrneside Terrace to Clara Street, along Tingal Road, Colina Street, Bay Terrace, and the area surrounding Wynnum Central Station.
View a map of the Wynnum Centre Suburban Renewal area.
Community consultation
The draft precinct plan was released for consultation from 7 October to 23 November 2025 and sought to:
- embrace the area's bayside character
- expand opportunities for the local economy
- allow more housing to be built
- maximise connections to public transport and the foreshore.
Thank you to everyone who submitted feedback.
We have carefully considered each submission and propose changes to the draft precinct plan.
Consultation documents
A summary of matters raised in submissions and a response to how these have been considered is included in the consultation report.
Submitters will be provided with a unique submission reference number, which can be used to identify Council’s response to their feedback in the consultation report.
What happens next
The Queensland Government will now review the updated draft plan, which may be subject to further changes.
Once approved, Council will make its final decision about adopting the amendment into Brisbane City Plan 2014 (City Plan) to guide and assess property development.
Once that stage of the process has been completed, the community will be able to view the final adopted amendments.
Read the draft precinct plan (now superseded)
Council released the draft precinct plan for public consultation in late 2025. The draft precinct plan proposed changes to City Plan including:
- zoning and building height changes to support more residential and commercial buildings
- design provisions to help revitalise shopping, dining and entertainment areas, and support new arcades and walkways
- design provisions to ensure development contributes to the local identity and our subtropical climate
- car parking provisions to reflect the area's high level of transport accessibility.
Summary of proposed changes (now superseded)
Our summary document and interactive map help to explain how changes proposed in the draft precinct plan might benefit the Wynnum Centre area.
City Plan maps (now superseded)
Public notice
Plan stages
- Late 2024-mid 2025: Background research, technical investigations and early community engagement.
- Mid-late 2025: Release of the draft precinct plan for community feedback. Council engagement with the local community, businesses and the Queensland Government on the draft plan.
- Late 2025-early 2026: Review feedback received during public consultation and finalise plan to incorporate community and stakeholder feedback.
- Mid-2026: Council and Queensland Government approval of the plan. Adoption and gazettal by Council into City Plan to guide development.
More information
For more information, you can:
- phone Council on 07 3403 8888
- email Council
- write to:
Neighbourhood Planning (Wynnum Centre Precinct Plan)
Brisbane City Council
GPO Box 1434.
Foreshores master plan
We are also creating a 20-year master plan for the Wynnum, Manly and Lota Foreshores.