How to land one of 2000 jobs on the $3.6b development project in Brisbane
Well, Queensland is certainly firing on all cylinders at the moment; Brisbane’s CBD will resemble one big building site in coming years as more than $10 billion worth of new developments take shape in the city centre.
Construction has already started on the $3bn Queens Wharf and $110 million Howard Smith Wharves’ redevelopment, but there is much more to come, from the $1.4bn Eagle Street pier overhaul to the $2bn Brisbane Live project rejuvenating the Roma Street precinct.
Underpinning much of the development is the $5.4bn Cross River Rail project due for completion in 2024 with new underground stations in the CBD at Roma and Albert streets.
Over the next 10 years, the development boom will deliver six new hotels including the Ritz-Carlton, Dorsett, and Art Series brands, a new Star Casino, 2000 more CBD apartments and more public space and parkland along the waterfront.
New and redeveloped commercial towers will have floors of premium grade office space and Brisbane Live proposes a 17,000-seat world-class arena and a 15,000-seat amphitheatre.
Great positives for Brisbane, the Queensland economy, and market!
The Property Club has some great property options in Queensland, with a great choice being: Southport Property
This development offers 114 beautifully appointed one, two and three-bedroom apartments over 15 levels. With many apartments offering views over the Broadwater, shopping at your door and the coast just one block away, this property represents excellent value and a solid investment in the Gold Coast’s CBD.
The development incorporates its own retail precinct at ground level, secure car parking and landscaped surrounds. Furthermore, it has an experienced onsite manager to enhance the security of your investment and is the latest development from Andrews Projects, a respected local company with a track record as Southport’s largest private developer.
The apartments have been designed to make the most of the unique Gold Coast ambiance. The atmosphere throughout is bright and airy. Elegant timber-style flooring features in living areas and hallways, with quality carpets soft underfoot in bedrooms. And your comfort is guaranteed with reverse cycle air conditioning and ceiling fans.
‘Allegra’ Southport is brought to you by the same developer and builder, Andrews Projects, of previous club projects; ‘133’ at 133 Scarborough St, Southport; ‘Metro 88’ at 171 Scarborough St, Southport; & ‘Outlook’ at 15 Norman St, Southport. Andrews Projects brings 30 years’ experience in property development, architecture and building to the table.
On offer to Property Club members are 2 bedrooms, 2 bathroom units.
CASH FLOW POSITIVE by $18 per week; a great opportunity!
Log into Memberlink for further information and access the full information from the following link: Southport Property
Property Club being the leaders in Wealth Creation through property for 20+ years now, with over 20,000+ properties settled by Club members is in the enviable position of being best placed to assist YOU to have a retirement avoiding the pension!
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Have a great weekend and catch you next week!
Warm Regards,
Troy Gunasekera
National Manager
Property Club
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