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UDIA QLD

Queensland is on the move. In 2024, just over five and a half million people called the Sunshine State home—but by 2044, that figure’s expected to rocket past 8.6 million. More people means more homes, more roads, more everything. In short, Queensland needs developers—and developers need a strong, united voice.

And this is where the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) QLD comes in. As the peak body representing the property industry, they champion new thinking, shape policy, and bring together the minds creating Queensland’s communities. But as the state’s population soared, so did the demands on UDIA’s digital presence.

They turned to us for a website that reflects their mission-critical agenda and unites an industry holding Queensland’s future in its hands.

Inviting Queensland in

Built years ago, their website was static, hard to navigate, and didn’t live up to the organisation’s role as the driving force behind Queensland’s property industry. It delivered information but stopped short of drawing people in or showcasing the scale of UDIA QLD’s impact.

The new site flips the script. With bold visuals, interactive elements, and layouts that balance variety with clarity, it’s designed to pull visitors into the UDIA story. Every page invites exploration, unfolding the bigger picture of how the institute supports Queensland’s growth—and why that matters to everyone who lives here.

Closer connections

For an organisation that exists to be the voice for its members, UDIA QLD needed more than a fresh coat of paint on their public-facing site. They needed a way to deepen their connections within their network—a way to put industry insights, policy updates, and specialised resources in the hands of those shaping the Sunshine State’s bright future.

We built a members-only portal that does just that. A seamless, intuitive space where members can access exclusive content without friction. Now more than ever, members are dialled in—they are sharing knowledge, exchanging ideas, and more connected than ever to their industry’s biggest champion, UDIA QLD.