Gold Coast Commercial Property News

Fresh from his recent $70 million acquisition of the Hilton Surfers Paradise Hotel, the nation’s largest private hotelier Jerry Schwartz has invited the owners of the attached 150 Hilton Residences apartments to remain in the Hilton letting pool if they agree to upgrade their units to the same standards as the five-star hotel.

Griffith University has acquired the first large development site in the former Commonwealth Games Athletes Village on the Gold Coast for an $80 million facility that will specialise in design and manufacturing.

We’re all aware that social media has revolutionised the residential real estate market and the way properties are promoted online.

The Star Gold Coast has unveiled plans to build an open-air concert venue in the hope of luring a greater number of local and international acts to the sunny shores.

NSW hotel magnate Jerry Schwartz has made his first foray into Queensland, buying the Hilton Surfers Paradise for just under $70 million, well down on its initial asking price of more than $80 million.

A rundown Miami holiday resort has been restored to its former glory in a move that is tipped to change the face of the suburb.

Industrial property has performed well off the back of an e-commerce boom giving strong rental growth to the sector.

A Gold Coast family has dropped more than $15 million on three properties at an auction event.

The Star Entertainment Group has had its future vision for the Gold Coast signed off by the state government, paving the way for the casino company and its partners to have about $9 billion worth of tourism assets across South East Queensland.