
About Urbanza
Queensland Town Planning Consultants
Urbanza is a Queensland town planning consultancy helping property owners, developers, investors and businesses navigate the development approval process with confidence.
We understand that planning schemes, Council requirements and development applications can feel complicated. Our role is to make the process easier to understand, identify potential issues early and provide practical advice tailored to your property and development goals.
From an initial site assessment through to application preparation, Council lodgement and post-approval requirements, Urbanza provides professional town planning support at every stage of the project.
Our Town Planning Expertise

ABOUT OUR SERVICES
We can assist with:
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Subdivision and reconfiguring a lot applications
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Dual occupancy and duplex developments
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Multiple dwellings, units and townhouses
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Material change of use applications
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Rooming accommodation applications
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Child care centre developments
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Commercial and industrial developments
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Preliminary site feasibility assessments
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Development approval changes and extensions
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Operational works coordination
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Plan sealing and development condition compliance
Every property is affected by different planning controls. Before recommending a development pathway, we review the relevant zoning, overlays, local plans, site constraints, infrastructure requirements and Council assessment provisions.
This allows us to provide clear advice about what may be possible, whether approval is required and what information or consultants may be needed.
Our Town Planning Expertise
Areas We Service
These are the councils we service
Urbanza provides town planning and development application services across South East Queensland and surrounding regions, including:
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Brisbane City Council
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Ipswich City Council
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Logan City Council
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City of Moreton Bay
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Toowoomba Regional Council
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Redland City Council
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Gold Coast City Council
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Sunshine Coast Council
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Scenic Rim Regional Council
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Somerset Regional Council