Gold Coast development: New $73m luxury tower planned for site next to busy Gold Coast primary school
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A MELBOURNE developer has plans to build a $73 million, 30-storey tower opposite a state school.
Little Projects, headed by former Toll Holdings boss Paul Little, wants to build the residential high-rise on Broadbeach’s Mary Ave near Broadbeach State School.
The tower will feature 29 full-floor and double-storey apartments, costing $2m-7.75m each.
Little Projects director Leighton Pyke said the tower would be at odds with the high-density buildings of Broadbeach.
“We made a conscious decision to change course from the high-density projects prominent on the coast, instead conceiving an expansive full-floor collection that offers a middle ground in spacious living for the discerning downsizer,” he said.
“We put a lot of thought and energy into this project, which will have panoramic ocean views that can be witnessed from podium to penthouse, with never-to-be built-out vistas as a result of the development’s positioning behind Broadbeach State School.”
It is Little Project’s second Gold Coast project following the under-construction Signature Broadbeach on nearby Philip Ave.
The 245-unit project, first proposed in 2017, sold out entirely and is due to be completed in 2022.
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