Gold Coast
A boutique residential development has been approved to rise from one of the Gold Coast’s most popular beachside coffee spots.
With a score of 84 points, a masterplan overlooking the Gold Coast harbour has just been approved for development and will be entirely fossil-fuel-free.
Valued at over $300 million, a 600-room hotel development at the world-famous Movie World has been approved on the Gold Coast, Queensland.
As a contingent to the go-ahead, two mature fig trees estimated to be about 60 years old are to be retained in the construction of 54 apartments, reports Projectory.
The delivery of this vital piece of infrastructure is estimated to support an average of 1,000 direct jobs over the life of the project.
Delivery of a new hospital in the region will transform the Gold Coast with over 400 beds created and over 3,000 jobs during peak construction.
A local developer has won approval for a second Coolangatta project as the company’s developer-builder founder in the southern Gold Coast.
Approval has finally come through for a 30-storey tower in Southport to cater to a split residential and commercial market.
Plans have been unveiled to construct an educational establishment adjacent to private university grounds, Projectory reports.
The second stage of a Gold Coast mega-development has filed a proposal for a 40-storey tower to complement the new mixed-use masterplan.
