Gold Coast Commercial Property News

Aquis Group has confirmed its massive central Surfers Paradise casino site is on the market.

Gold Coast beachfront shopping centre The Strand at Coolangatta is on the market, in what shapes as one of Australia’s biggest commercial property deals of the year.

A Gold Coaster – who twice battled the council and won $1.12 million in compo after it appropriated a slice of his Upper Coomera land too cheaply – has sold the balance of the parcel for almost $8 million.

A beachfront parcel up for sale on the Gold Coast for the first time in 27-years is expected to attract a record price for the area.

Melbourne-based SB&G Hotel Group has snapped up two Watermark hotels in southeast Queensland from Japanese-owned HIS Co in a deal worth about $100 million. 

Twin towers housing more than 500 apartments and 280 hotel rooms have been approved by the Gold Coast City Council for Surfers Paradise.

One of the Gold Coast’s most popular and picturesque dining destinations is on the market, offering river views and two renowned restaurant tenancies.

Theme park operator Village Roadshow has raised eyebrows with a downbeat trading update that shows the extended toll taken by the tragedy at rival Dreamworld. 

Companies linked to one of China’s most controversial businessmen, billionaire Huang Xiangmo, have outlaid more than $1 billion to buy two major development sites from an arm of troubled Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group.