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Sherpa Property Group has proposed an 18-storey mixed-use tower, Flourish on Sixth, in Palm Beach, following a court ruling supporting taller developments. The project includes 125 apartments, rooftop amenities, and a ground-floor commercial space, exceeding the area's mapped height limits. This follows a similar decision allowing S&S Projects' 18-storey tower nearby, marking a shift in development for the suburb.
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Sherpa’s Gold Coast Tower Plan Ramped Up After Ruling A controversial judgment in the Planning and Environment Court has prompted a development rethink by Christie Leet’s Sherpa Property Group...

Sekisui House Australia's $2 billion Sanctuary project at Wentworth Point is moving forward, transforming the former industrial site into a vibrant waterside precinct with 2,100 apartments. Meanwhile, Third.i Group has broken ground on Muse, a luxury 13-apartment project in Potts Point, set for completion in 2026. Both developments promise to boost Sydney's property market.

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Next Stage of Sekisui’s $2bn Sydney Masterplan Begins Construction is just starting to pick up with work starting on the next stage of a former 9.4 hectare industrial site at Wentworth Point…

Brisbane is leading Australia’s off-the-plan apartment developments with projects like Arc Residences by Spyre Group Pty Ltd, Monarch Residences by Properties Group, and Urban Forest by Aria Property Group . These feature luxury amenities, sustainable design, and unique community-focused living, with completion dates between 2025 and 2026. The developments aim to address housing shortages while offering premium urban lifestyles.
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Brisbane's best new off-the-plan apartment developments Developers in Brisbane are delivering the country’s most exciting new apartment projects – including Australia’s greenest building.

Family-owned Billbergia plans to build two mixed-use towers in Sydney’s inner north-west, utilizing new NSW Government legislation allowing height and floor space bonuses for projects that include affordable housing. The development will feature residential buildings of 12 and 13 storeys, plus five multi-storey terrace homes, with at least 10% of the residential component dedicated to affordable housing. The project is considered a state significant development with estimated construction costs exceeding $75 million.

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Billbergia Unveils Rhodes Affordable Housing Plans Family-owned Billbergia has unveiled early plans for a pair of mixed-use towers in Sydney’s inner north-west—a main area of focus for the developer’s projects.

Cube Developments plans a 98-unit complex called Palms in Golden Beach, Sunshine Coast. The two-storey project includes 49 two-bed and 49 three-bed units, part of an integrated tourism development with access to Oaks Sunshine Coast Oasis resort facilities. The development aims to boost the local economy and fill a niche in the market.

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Cube Plots Luxury 98-Unit Caloundra Apartment Complex The new development in an existing resort will help keep up with demand for apartments on the Sunshine Coast…