If you follow Lake Macquarie real estate, you know Trinity Point is always one of the biggest talking points in our region.
Ever since the vision for Morisset Park was first unveiled, local homeowners have watched this site transform into a world-class destination. Between the award-winning marina and the massive ongoing popularity of 8 at Trinity, Johnson Property Group has already proven what high-end investment can do for our southern shores.
Now, freshly amended plans for the next phase of the $463 million resort and residential development have officially hit public exhibition with Council—and this latest iteration is all about doubling down on prestige.
The development team spent the last 12 months testing the market and listening closely to what luxury buyers are actually looking for.
The updated Development Application (DA) pivots the focus across the six curved waterfront towers toward fewer, larger, and significantly higher-spec residences:
What’s happening at Morisset Park isn’t just about adding new housing—it’s establishing a brand-new benchmark for luxury waterfront real estate on Lake Macquarie.
We saw firsthand how the opening of 8 at Trinity put Morisset Park squarely on the radar for Sydney escapees, Hunter buyers, and holidaymakers. By refining this next stage to focus on larger, higher-priced luxury residences, the project is effectively lifting the overall pricing ceiling for our entire region.
When landmark developments elevate an area’s profile, neighbouring suburbs—from Morisset Park and Brightwaters through to Bonnells Bay, Windermere Park, and Sunshine—stand to gain from increased buyer competition and regional equity growth.
The updated DA is open for public exhibition through Lake Macquarie City Council until September 4, 2026.
With major capital continuing to flow into Lake Macquarie’s future, local property owners are sitting in a very strategic position.
Get in touch with the team at Ray White Morisset today for an updated market appraisal or an informal chat about what’s happening on your street.
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