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Two companies vying to build new Brisbane Stadium

The race to construct the new Brisbane Stadium has been narrowed down to the final two teams. One is Australia’s Built in partnership with SACYR; and the other is

Brisbane property up 19 percent, prices surpass $1.1 million

Brisbane property prices have increased a staggering 19 percent in one year, with median values now surpassing $1.1 million. Brisbane, along with mid-sized capitals

The Star casino sells Queens Wharf Brisbane property

Beleaguered casino operator The Star has sold its stake in Queen’s Wharf Brisbane to its Hong Kong-based partners in a deal that allows the gaming giant to continue to

Housing resale hits high as Brisbane leads the nation

Housing resale profits have hit their highest levels in 20 years, with Brisbane leading the nation’s cities to deliver a median profit of $500,000. The results from

Rare Hendra development land up for grabs

A rare Hendra development site has hit the market, unlocking space for 66 brand new homes in one of Brisbane’s most sought-after suburbs. Touted as one of the last

Brisbane “bunch-up” builds momentum as growth soars

Brisbane is moving towards self-contained villages where everything is locally available and the decline of free-standing houses as the dominant accommodation form. The

Wynnum building heights scaled back after feedback

Brisbane City Council has amended its plans for the Wynnum town centre after receiving more than 500 submissions from residents, businesses and stakeholders. The plan is

20 to 30-storey towers proposed in major suburban hubs

Buildings as high as 30 storeys are being planned around Brisbane suburban shopping precincts as part of the city’s “tall over sprawl” housing strategy. The

$153 million Newstead project gets green light

A $153 million apartment project in Newstead is about to be built at 12 Kyabra Street, on the site of a former factory and later a boxing gym that burnt down in

Feasibility threatens new apartment builds in Brisbane

Apartment prices in Brisbane are so high that it is more expensive to build new than to buy an existing property, further constraining supply, the Queensland Property

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