Short-term accommodation part of townhouse development pitch
Developers have revealed plans for a set of townhouses within a stone’s throw of one of the region’s biggest shopping precincts and want the green light for short-term accommodation too.
Developers have revealed plans for a set of townhouses within a stone’s throw of one of the region’s biggest shopping precincts and want the green light for short-term accommodation too.
Developers have revealed their $220m plans for two residential towers in the heart of the Sunshine Coast, providing more than 250 apartments as well as a plaza, food premises and potentially even a supermarket.
The developer behind a large-scale Sunshine Coast housing project has submitted fresh designs for a 78-unit residential tower to the region’s council. See the plans here.
The Sunshine Coast’s largest annual auction has smashed multiple records this year, scooping up more than $45m in sales in five hours.
New figures have been revealed in the collapse of the company behind a series of Noosa restaurants, which all unexpectedly closed down earlier this month leaving employees “dumbfounded”.
A waterfront house situated in one of Noosa’s most sought-after neighbourhoods has sold for more than 10 times the price it was initially snatched up for 25 years ago.
The developer behind plans to deliver 104 units as well as offices and food outlets on a Maroochydore site has been dealt a blow in court. Here’s why.
The real estate scene is booming and predicted to continue climbing in the coming years. We’ve found the young agents, consultants and associates who are set to play a major part in the industry’s burgeoning future. Meet them here.
A Sunshine Coast industrial precinct may be home to a new CrossFit gym offering early morning and late night classes as well as private sessions. See the plans.
Residents outraged by the Sunshine Coast Council’s approval of a controversial development in Palmwoods have taken their concerns to court, in the hopes they can block subdivision.
Sydney’s swankiest apartment is back on the market, with a high-profile Luxe Listings agent dropped and the new team tasked with selling the six-bedroom unit spending $500,000 on staging.
The owner of one the Sunshine Coast’s last independent service stations has vowed to continue the battle against an approved development he claims would threaten his business of more than 20 years.
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