Fish Lane started life as Soda Lane, a critical artery in the bustling commercial hub of South Brisbane. World Expo 88 forever changed South Brisbane, with the subsequent evolution of the South Bank Parklands and adjacent Cultural Precinct bringing investment and demand to the area.

In 2006, Brisbane City Council identified Fish Lane’s potential as a key connector linking the CBD and Cultural Precinct to South Brisbane and West End, with a focus on retail, amenity and the public realm experience incorporating lighting, signage, landscaping and public art.

Today, Fish Lane is an ideal inner-city urban address. There are few addresses that offer the convenience, excitement and connectivity of Fish Lane, with endless bustling bars, restaurants, cafes, art, galleries, music, and events.

Mere footsteps from Croft on Fish Lane is the lush beauty of South Bank’s vibrant parklands as well as world-renowned performances, exhibitions and displays at the Cultural precinct. The world of business and commerce awaits in Brisbane’s CBD a short distance away, with smooth connections to the city, airport and beyond possible via the many bus, train and private transport options at your doorstep. If education is an important consideration for you, a collection of Brisbane’s finest schools and universities are all within the catchment of this outstanding address.