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Townhouse development in Southport: approval rates, timelines and costs
Real outcomes from 113 decided multiple-dwelling and multi-unit applications on Southport properties, drawn from Gold Coast council records. Data current as of 2 July 2026.
According to Casa Intelligence analysis of 113 decided applications in Gold Coast, 100% of townhouse development applications in Southport were approved.
100%
Approval rate
113 of 113 decided applications
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Median decision time
Not enough dated records
113
Decided applications
Comparable multiple-dwelling and multi-unit applications
10 June 2025
Latest decision
Most recent decided application in this cohort
What the numbers say about Southport
Across 113 decided multiple-dwelling and multi-unit applications on Southport properties, 113 were approved — an approval rate of 100%. That reflects a strong track record for this kind of proposal. These are real, decided applications assessed by the Gold Coast council, not estimates or modelling.
Based on 113 decided applications in Gold Coast, these figures describe how comparable proposals have actually fared — but every site is different. Zoning, overlays, lot dimensions and the assessment pathway for your specific parcel decide what is realistic for your project.
Recent decisions in Southport
The most recent decided multiple-dwelling and multi-unit applications in this cohort, cited by real council application number so you can verify each one yourself.
| Application | Decision | Decided | Days to decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| PN42220/01/DA1 | approved | 10 June 2025 | — |
| PN42643/03/DA6 | approved | 4 Oct 2024 | — |
| PN34904/01/DA1 | approved | 9 Aug 2024 | — |
| PN41806/01/DA2 | approved | 26 Feb 2024 | — |
| PN42220/01/DA1 | approved | 26 Oct 2023 | — |
About this data
These statistics summarise decided development applications recorded against Southport properties in Gold Coast council records, current as of 2 July 2026. Past decisions describe how comparable proposals have fared — they do not guarantee, and cannot predict, the outcome of any future application. Council assesses every application on its merits against the planning scheme that applies at the time. This page is general information, not planning or legal advice: what is achievable on a specific site depends on its zoning, overlays, lot dimensions and assessment pathway.
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