UDIA Queensland – Unlocking Ipswich: Western Growth Corridor Plan Update
18 June 2026 / Ipswich, Queensland
Jaryd Collins, General Manager – Development at Atrio Property, participated in UDIA Queensland's Unlocking Ipswich event alongside industry leaders and project team representatives involved in preparing the Western Growth Corridor Structure Plan.
Led by Kris Kapan, Director at Urbis, the discussion focused on the future of the Western Growth Corridor, a region identified to accommodate approximately 20,000 new dwellings and play a significant role in meeting South East Queensland's future housing needs.
Drawing on Atrio's active projects in Ripley, Rosewood and the broader Western Corridor, Jaryd shared insights into the opportunities and challenges associated with delivering growth-area communities. Discussion centred on the coordination of planning, infrastructure and development required to support sustainable long-term growth.
Why it matters.
The Western Growth Corridor represents one of SEQ’s most important emerging growth areas. Atrio's involvement in projects across the corridor provides firsthand insight into the opportunities, constraints and infrastructure challenges shaping future development. Participation in forums such as this ensures we remain connected to the policy, planning and industry discussions influencing the next generation of communities across the region.
Based in Southeast Queensland, Atrio works with developers, investors and landowners locally and across Australia to acquire, negotiate and deliver exceptional property projects. Atrio’s team spans a range of disciplines including development and project management, design, town planning, property economics, construction management, sales and marketing – ensuring the experience and technical expertise to cover projects from large residential subdivisions through to industrial, commercial and boutique developments.