Gold Coast Property News & Research
Luxury Tower Puts A New Twist On Surfers
21 May 2008 | Gold Coast Bulletin
Council's planning committee yesterday supported plans to build the
$750 million 'twisted' tower resembling a sea shell design. The 36-year-old
Iluka building, which sits on a 3498sqm site, will be taken down in
pieces by machinery. Iluka
Resort To Make Way For $750m Tower
20 May 2008 | Gold Coast Bulletin
Deverloper Jim Raptis will knock down the iconic Iluka Resort on the
Gold Coast and replace it with a slick 57-storey luxury tower.
Sales
Soar In New Height Of Luxury
17 May 2008 | Gold Coast Bulletin
The $700 million Hilton Hotel
Surfers Paradise and Residences has had $70 million in sales in
just six weeks since the launch of the second stage Orchid Tower.
Broadbeach Boost
17 May 2008 | Gold Coast Bulletin
Buyers who have committed millions of dollars to new Broadbeach high-rise
apartments will help turn the suburb's business district into the
Gold Coast's most upmarket shopping and dining precinct, according
to CB Richard Ellis.
What
Tenants Want
May 08 | Your Investment Property Magazine
Leasing your investment to the wrong tenant can have a huge
impact on your bottom line says Elisa Woollard, co-director
and property manager with Pacific Lifestyle Property .
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Australia's
Property Investors Set For Windfall In Medium Term
14 May 2008 | Your Mortgage Magazine "Population growth directly
creates housing demand and we're experiencing our fastest population
growth in two decades. [Australia is] quickly moving towards 22 million
residents with an annual growth grate of 1.5%, compared to a world
average of 1.2%." says Residex
Surfers
Up For Punters
27 Apr 2008 | Australian Financial Review
On Queensland's Gold Coast, it's the apartments in the best
locations, either beachfront or in central Surfers Paradise,
that are exhibiting the best growth. |
Gold
Coast Leads Wave Of New Projects
24 Apr 2008 | The Australian
New research has quashed predictions of a Queensland property downturn,
with data showing more than $4 billion of construction planned this
year and $1.15billion of new Gold Coast apartment proposals.
Russian
Wealth Finds New Home On Gold Coast
19 Apr 2008 | The Australian
The tremendous wealth emerging from Russia, now just beginning to
be seen in Australia, pushed into Britain and Europe's prestige
residential sector years ago.
Affluent
Russians Buy Up Gold Coast
14 Apr 2008 | The Australian
Russians have become the biggest buyers of residential property
on the Gold Coast and the third-biggest buyers in Queensland as
their new wealth from oil and mining pushes offshore.
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