The Australian Development Review reports the latest news from the Urban Development landscape for Australians
In what is touted as the most extensive urban renewal project since South Bank, the Gabba Stadium Project Validation Report (PVR) has been successfully completed, marking a significant step towards transforming the Woolloongabba precinct, as part of the Brisbane 2023 Summer Olympics Masterplan. The redevelopment, overseen by Deputy Premier Steven Miles, not only promises a…
Anthony John Group has recently submitted a development application for an exciting new commercial tower situated at 1026 & 1068 Wynnum Rd, within the sprawling East Village development in Cannon Hill. Designed by the renowned Blight Rayner, this striking development boasts a generous 10,264 square meters of Gross Floor Area (GFA), thoughtfully spread across seven…
Busy Brisbane fund manager, IJ Capital, has acquired the former Aviary Toowong development site in Brisbane’s inner west. The firm, led by Scott Lai, plans to collaborate with a neighbouring property owner, Po Seng Management, to create an expansive mixed-use development valued at $2 billion. The 9000 square-meter development site, situated at the intersection of…
Citiplan and Brookfield have lodged a new development application with the Brisbane City Council for a new modern student accommodation tower. The proposed tower, designed by renowned architecture firm COX Architecture, will be located at 240 Margaret Street in Brisbane’s CBD. The proposed tower will be a significant addition to Brisbane’s skyline, standing at 31-storeys…
The John Holland construction group is set to break ground on the enormous commercial redevelopment of the iconic landmark waterfront precinct at Eagle Street pier in the Brisbane CBD. This project is the brainchild of property giants Dexus in partnership with the Dexus Wholesale Property Fund (DWPF). The Eagle St pier dining precinct was constructed…
Vicinity Retail Group have achieved development approval for the major redevelopment of their inner-Brisbane corridor shopping centre site at Buranda Village. The approval will unlock a huge $750 million mixed-use precinct, close to the 2032 Olympic Games corridor in a key growth corridor for Brisbane. The Buranda Village shopping centre sits in a major medical…
The QLD State Government, and the Australian Federal Government have struck a deal and finalised budgeting plans for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics Development. In an unprecedented announcement, state premier Anastacia Palaszczuk has released a huge $7 billion spending plan on infrastructure investment into the games, surpassing all estimating figures that were originally floated by the…