Queensland Commercial Property News

Gaming company The Star and its Chinese joint venture development partners have opened registrations of interest for their $400 million residential and hotel tower on the Gold Coast. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Hawaiian-based hotel group Outrigger, which once had strong links to Australia, hopes to re-enter the Queensland market. And it has flagged interest in the Whitsundays’ Hayman Island, which until recently was operated by the One & Only luxury resort group. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Ask most Aussie travellers and they’ll tell you that a country town is only as good as its local pub. And when it comes to good country pubs, there’s currently plenty of choice out there, …

Swedish fashion retailer H&M, which has focused its local expansion on Australia’s capitals, will this year roll out stores in the Queensland regional cities of Townsville and Rockhampton. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

A Vicinity Centres-run trust backed by the Future Fund and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will bring a $600 million portfolio of shopping centres to market as offshore groups jostle for position in the sector. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au.property.

The powerful mayor of the Gold Coast, Tom Tate, is backing the development of a $600 million theme park to be built by one of the world’s biggest operators in southeast Queensland. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Listed beverages company Coca-Cola Amatil has cashed in on the industrial property boom by selling a major Brisbane facility to fund manager Charter Hall Group for $156 million and will reap a $100m pre-tax profit on the deal. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Lendlease has officially kicked off construction on the world’s tallest engineered timber office building, committing to increase the amount of renewable products it uses in the future. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

For an sometimes maligned investment class, brothels are doing big business on the commercial property market.