Gold Coast Skyscraper Wins Approval
Sydney-based builder and developer Bassar Group has received approval for its 40-story Infinity Tower at Broadbeach on the Gold Coast.
The proposed site, on the corner of Surf Parade and George Avenue, is the amalgamation of two sites purchased in mid-2017 for AU$7 million (US$4.9 million)
When completed, the tower will comprise 194 bedrooms across 61 apartments with 105 on-site car parking spots, 82 bicycle parking spots and ground floor retail space.
The development application, which was submitted to the Gold Coast City Council mid-2018 has now been approved with no changes.
The tower will now replace two existing two-story buildings built in the 1960s.
Bassar Group’s 40-story Infinity Tower will join a slew of other projects under construction in Broadbeach suburb.
The project, designed by Malaysian-Australian architecture firm BDA, will sit within close proximity to the Casino precinct, The Pacific Fair Shopping center and the Broadbeach light rail station.
Construction on the 123-meter tower is scheduled to commence in August.
The Gold Coast has experienced a wave of new development applications over the recent months.
In December, Sunland Group lodged plans for a 16-level boutique apartment project in Labrador while ASX-listed ASF Group submitted plans for 50 luxury residential units across 31-storys at Surfers Paradise.
A number of projects have also launched including Marquee Development Partners AU$35 million (US$24 million) boutique residential development at Chevron Island as well as Sunland Group’s AU$250 million (US$176 million) high-rise development on Hedges Avenue in Mermaid Beach.
Melbourne-based developer Optimus Developments has also kicked off construction on its AU$65 million ($US46 million) luxury residential development at Broadbeach while Western Australian developer Pindan has launched its first Gold Coast project to market at Mermaid Beach.
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