Traders In Purple has achieved another remarkable milestone on the Moreton Bay Peninsula with the complete sell-out of both stages of its luxury project Tydal on the Woody Point waterfront, more than 12 months ahead of forecast completion of both stages.

The stellar result repeats the success of earlier waterfront Traders projects that attracted strong off the plan sales, including Marin in Scarborough and Lasail in Newport, both of which sold out while still under construction.

Tydal Sands will be the first stage to complete in late 2026 to early 2027 with Tydal Oceana to follow in mid-late 2027.

Tydal Woody Point, is located at the highest point in the suburb, where panoramic views stretch across the ocean. The location on the former Palace Hotel site holds special memories for locals and a place in rock and roll history as the pub where the Bee Gees played their first paid gig.

Traders has enjoyed the same high level of success at Lighthouse Newport which is over 90 per cent sold with opportunities to purchase fast running out. Only a limited number of villas, waterfront apartments and penthouses are still available in the highly sought-after coastal community.

Traders In Purple CEO Brett Robinson said Tydal’s success was testament to the reputation for quality the national property and construction group had built over 20 years of developing in the region.

“To sell 175 apartments off the plan is a fantastic achievement that could only happen with a high level of trust,” said Mr Robinson.

“We’ve worked hard to earn that trust which is further underlined by the growing number of repeat purchasers, not just at Tydal but also Lighthouse.

“What it tells us is that all the effort we put into designing homes that are beautiful from the inside out and built to last is recognised by our customers.”

Mr Robinson said Traders In Purple had been able to deliver consistently high quality projects thanks to having an integrated construction team.

“Both stages of Tydal are being delivered by our in-house construction team,” said Mr Robinson. “Having our own construction capability gives us an advantage in being able to exert greater control over quality and delivery.

“At a time when skilled trades are in short supply having a trusted team of trades and subcontractors who live and work locally allows us to maintain our track record of 100 per cent delivery.”

As the Moreton Bay Peninsula becomes increasingly attractive as a destination for downsizers and families seeking a relaxed waterfront lifestyle, the luxury lifestyle offered at Tydal proved especially compelling.

Tydal Sands and Tydal Oceana each feature a subtropical pool, sun lounges, covered al fresco dining, barbecue, herb garden and relaxation lawn, with Tydal Sands also offering a residents’ lounge, and car and dog wash facilities.

Lighthouse, with prices starting from $1.295m, offers similar luxury inclusions plus the opportunity to secure a marina berth to enjoy the best of Peninsula living.