Cypress Palms will be Triguboff's 21st high-rise development on the Gold Coast, having first visited the now thriving tourist mecca six decades ago

From the moment residents step inside the spectacular lobby at V&A, they will experience the best resort-style living without having to leave home

26 Vista’s sales agent, Urban Activation Director Matt George, said the project's success is primarily due to the limited supply and sustained demand for premium properties like 26 Vista on... Read more

Cypress will be Triguboff's 21st high-rise development on the Gold Coast, having first visited the now thriving tourist mecca six decades ago.

Local project manager Eastview Australia had been working away trying to identify builders who have the experience and strength to deliver the next phase of construction

Residents will get access to a fleet of EV’s, which can be reserved and accessed via a customised 26 Vista resident app, encouraging residents to reduce the need for private car ownership

Dubbed the Alto Private Lounge, the rooftop will feature a sky pool, as well as a private dining space, kitchen, and a bar with cocktail-style seating

The 33-level tower, just 300-metres from the beach, has two-bedroom apartments starting from $1.25 million, and three-bedroom apartments from $1.29 million

MRCB International will be appointing a builder for the project by end 2023, following a thorough procurement process involving select national building companies

The two buildings, dissected by a central swimming pool set in two hectares of tropical landscaping, have a total of 66 apartments

They've just lodged plans for their fourth, fifth and six towers in Surfers Paradise, part of a three-tower development at 3346 Surfers Paradise Boulevarde.

More than 40 per cent of the 120 apartments have sold at Amaya, which will rise on a prime 1214 sqm site at 30 First Avenue

Victoria & Albert is now over 50 per cent sold, with some $350 million worth of sales to date. There will be just over 400 apartments across the two towers, Victoria and Albert, named after... Read more

MRCB International CEO Ravi Krishnan is confident that the penthouse at 26 Vista is the ultimate definition of modern luxury.

MRCB CEO Ravi Krishnan said eschewing gas demonstrates MRCB’s commitment to delivering a project that introduces change in a market that is proving to be slower to welcome eco-initiatives

“V&A is arguably the Gold Coast’s most walkable new address. Everything you need is at your fingertips,” Arnaout said.

There was a conscious effort by local architecture firm DBI Design to focus on sustainability initiatives which are often seen more frequently in Australia's major capital cities and rarely... Read more

At 33 storeys high, Amaya has been designed to create constant connections with nature, from the views of the Hinterland and the ocean waves, to the surrounding greenery of the parks and... Read more

Since their inception, the group has strung together a rather impressive portfolio, paying particular attention to the greater Brisbane region.

Amaya marks a return to the Gold Coast, and Broadbeach market for APG, who previously developed the Old Burleigh Road tower Verve.

Reaching 51-levels high, the tower will be home to 280 apartments and six three-storey townhouses that front the Northcliffe Light Rail Station.

Taking its name from the Broadbeach streets it lands on, the Victoria & Albert towers comprise 398 residences, including premium apartments, sky homes and penthouses, which benefit from... Read more

The project’s Albert tower hit the market just four weeks ago, sparking a tidal wave of interest from Sydney and Melbourne buyers.

Amaya marks a return to the Gold Coast, and Broadbeach market for APG, who has previously created the Old Burleigh Road tower Verve

Iris has fast-tracked the launch of its sister-tower, Albert Residences, to meet growing demand for apartments on the Gold Coast

Local architecture firm DBI has designed the 172-metre tower on the large, already cleared, 3,100 sqm amalgamated site, which has street frontages to Vista Street and Thornton Street.

Design firm DBI Architects has curated a design referencing the coastal environment, moving away from smaller unit types to embrace the growing demand for larger apartments.

The Merivale Street tower is just around the corner from Fish Lane, the recently developed laneway-style town square

Soaring 30-storeys above one of Brisbane’s most sought-after precincts, the Merivale Street site straddles the urban environment of West End and the artistic, educational and commercial hub... Read more

APG is set to return to Broadbeach, where they've laid plans for a 33-level tower at 30 First Avenue, just 300 metres from the beach off Beach Parade.

The project builds on the reputation of Iris Capital, led by leading Hotelier Sam Arnaout, for creating high quality integrated residential and mixed-use developments

Colliers’ director residential David Higgins says the development is the first major apartment project in Broadbeach for the last five years

The project, 71 on Garfield, named after its prime location at 71-73 Garfield Terrace which Iris secured earlier this year, will have 51 apartments

The local architecture firm DBI designed Pacific, with a focus on creating larger apartments

The client brief was simple, "Create 'The' lifestyle destination on the Gold Coast."

Plans have been lodged for a 21-level apartment tower at 3671 Main Beach Parade, on the sought-after beachfront side, which will have just half and whole-floor apartments

Work is expected to take around two years, with completion expected for early 2024

The two towers, designed by DBI Architects over a subtropical recreational podium, will home over 400 apartments

Story House was described as "mid-century modern meets sophistication in the heart of Woolloongabba and wider area of Kangaroo Point."

The marketing of apartments in V&A Broadbeach will occur in October through Colliers

Place Projects agent Bruce Goddard said there were 360 inquiries within the first two weeks of its launch

There's been a dramatic increase in enquiry from investors, more specifically from investors outside Newcastle.

The seashell-inspired, 17-level tower on The Esplanade, across from Burleigh Heads beach, will home just 31 apartments

Adam Young of Burleigh Heads’ Black and Young Real Estate says he has never seen the market in Burleigh so strong

Allure paid $13 million for the 809 sqm site on The Esplanade and have had DBI design the 27 apartment, 17 level tower wrapped in glass.