Gold Coast Commercial Property News

A new $550 million development planned for Southport promises to breathe new life into the northern end of the Gold Coast after years of playing second fiddle to Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise.

Macquarie-backed industrial developer LOGOS has snapped up the last large-scale industrial site on the northern Gold Coast. 

Theme park and entertainment centres operator Ardent Leisure was on the mend after a period of turmoil, new chairman Gary Weiss told the company’s annual general meeting on Monday.

Waterfront views aren’t the only unique attraction at this Gold Coast office – there’s also a private 25m lap pool.

Gold Coast City Council’s planning committee has given the green light to a new twin tower residential development as part of the “renaissance” of Palm Beach. 

The board of troubled theme park operator Ardent Leisure Group, the parent company of Dreamworld, was thrown into further turmoil yesterday with the shock resignation of new chief executive Simon Kelly.

Booming interest in development sites has seen the Gold Coast record a $134 million jump in commercial property sales so far this year. To the end of September, 300 sales totalling more than $693 million …

A high-profile site in the heart of the Surfers Paradise nightclub strip, with approval for a 25-storey hotel, is for sale.

Shopping centre giant Coles is looking to join finance houses Alceon Group and CPRAM Investments by selling off a property into Queensland’s hot property market.