The next generation of the De Luca family has introduced a new apartment-focused brand through a $65 million residential development in Carseldine.
Family Expansion into Apartments in Carseldine
Fingerprint Property, led by 25-year-old Ben De Luca, has been launched as the group’s new residential arm. He returned to Queensland in April after gaining experience with Melbourne-based Riverlee. The new brand forms part of the broader $250 million Carseldine Village project, which continues to progress under the De Luca family’s development and construction organisation established in 1994.
Fingerprint Property’s debut project, Plaza Place, reached $10 million in sales during its first week on the market. The development is being delivered by Deluca Corporation, which continues its long-running presence in South East Queensland.
Plaza Place Details and Features
Plaza Place is a $65 million apartment development designed by Architectus, offering 70 two-bedroom apartments ranging from 85 sqm to 100 sqm, with prices starting from $779,000. The design includes shaded balconies, natural ventilation, generous layouts and a rooftop communal area. A landscaped plaza forms the entry, linking the building with the surrounding precinct.
Sustainability features include water and energy efficiency initiatives, an EV-ready basement and a 6-Leaf EnviroDevelopment certification.
Setting Within Carseldine Village
The apartments sit beside The Village, a $45 million retail, health and lifestyle precinct within Carseldine Village. The centre includes an IGA, Jetts Fitness, TH7 Body Labs, Aquatic Achievers Swim School and a range of dining and allied health tenancies.
The wider neighbourhood includes sporting fields, courts, open lawns, playgrounds, walking paths and bushland connected to Cabbage Tree Creek. The Carseldine Markets continue to operate every Saturday, drawing regular attendance.
Design and Delivery Teams
Architectus has led the architectural and interior design of Plaza Place, creating a building shaped around its natural setting and subtropical climate. Urbis delivered the landscape design across the plaza and communal outdoor areas.
Deluca Corporation is overseeing construction and delivery. Economic Development Queensland shaped the Carseldine Village master plan, integrating housing, retail, sport and bushland within the precinct.
Community Positioning in Carseldine
Plaza Place aims to provide residents with apartment living connected to services, open spaces and community amenities. Its location beside retail, recreation and nature areas supports a walkable and active lifestyle within the Carseldine Village environment.
Looking Ahead
With Plaza Place now introduced, Fingerprint Property begins its residential portfolio in Carseldine, supported by the development experience of the De Luca family and the continuing evolution of Carseldine Village.
Published 18-Nov-2025
