Gold Coast Commercial Property News

An appetite for an investment with guaranteed returns – and a little Greek hospitality – could be all that’s needed to lure a buyer for the latest opportunity on the Gold Coast. 

After six years amassing Gold Coast sites, developer John Potter, the former head of Villa World, has won approval to develop a $700 million 68-level twin-tower complex in the heart of Broadbeach.

One of Queensland’s most popular beachside pubs, the Coolangatta Sands Hotel, has sold to hotelier Joe Irvin in a multi-million-dollar deal.

After its first Broadbeach tower sold 92 per cent of its stock in 19 months, The Star Gold Coast has gone to market with its second.

ingapore-listed AIMS AMP Capital Industrial REIT has swooped on the local headquarters of surfwear maker Boardriders, Inc. in the Gold Coast suburb of Burleigh Heads, sweeping up the property for $38.46 million.

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.