“We are probably going to be in a more innovative period, on a number of different levels, than ever—and it’s out of necessity,” Urbis’ director Paul Riga is talking about the Brisbane residential market and his belief that the time is right for innovation. The market has had more than its fair share of woes …
Plans have been filed for a medium-rise residential development comprising 60 apartments opposite a railway station in Brisbane’s suburban north-west. The six-storey proposal is earmarked for an amalgamated 2198sq m site at 3 McConaghy Street, Mitchelton, within a major centre zone. It has been lodged with the Brisbane City Council by Carbone Developments with a …
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Kokoda Property has filed plans for a fluid-form residential tower shrouded in a mesh-screen facade with cascading greenery rising 22 storeys at Milton in Brisbane’s inner-west. The Melbourne-based developer’s latest $160-million play in the Queensland capital is earmarked for a 1640sq m site at 12-18 Crombie Street. It put its foot on the holding—currently occupied …
The sun was shining as shovels hit dirt on Brisbane’s latest luxury riverfront development, the $450-million Monarch. Ten years after they first teamed up to deliver Spire in the Brisbane city, Consolidated Properties Group, Hutchinsons Builders, Qualitas, John Wardle Architects and Cottee Parker have collaborated again, this time to create Monarch, on the former ABC …
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An ultra-luxe mansion in a prime position on Hamilton Hill has hit the market, with the property already attracting strong interest at its first open home. Located at 25 Grays Rd, ‘Scorpia’ is the latest project by high-profile developers Graya, who have carved out a niche with their contemporary properties in Brisbane and on the …
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Could this be the golden opportunity Brisbane’s sporting fans have been waiting for to reclaim their sacred patch of green on the sidelines? Imagine the triumphant and no doubt raucous return of the Gabba Hill as the best athletes on the planet gather for the 2032 Olympic Games at a newly rebuilt stadium. On the …
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A former quarry in the inner-city Brisbane suburb of Balmoral will be transformed into a townhouse and apartment development if Skyhold Group’s plans for the site are approved. The south-east Queensland developer has filed a development application with the Brisbane City Council for 14 two and three-storey townhouses fronting Lytton Road and 167 apartments across …
Investors are circling Brisbane hospitality assets as the city finally shakes off its “big country town” label ahead of the 2032 Olympics. Queensland’s capital has already experienced a wave of development focused around hospitality, including the $3.6-billion Queen’s Wharf, the $9-million renovation of the Fortitude Valley GPO and, announced last week, the redevelopment of Mt …
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Plans for a sprawling twin tower project with recreational rooftops linked by a skybridge have been filed for Brisbane’s southside. The proposal comprises 226 apartments ranging from one to four bedrooms across two 12-storey towers. Earmarked for a 3846sq m site spanning six properties at 73-85 Cleveland Street, Stones Corner, it has been lodged with …
The former General Manager of Golden Circle is hoping to make a sweet deal in the property world. Niel Thygesen, who held the role for 13 years after working up through the ranks, has put his “retirement home” in Brisbane’s exclusive suburb of Ascot on the market. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom abode at 78 Towers Street …
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