Gold Coast development: Plans for 15-storey high-density tower in Surfers Paradise
A new high-density tower planned for a site currently occupied by small 1960s-era houses is set to transform a suburban Gold Coast street.
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A HIGH-density tower is set to be built on a suburban street directly on the Nerang River.
Developer Cannes Ave Pty Ltd has put forward plans for a 15-storey unit tower in southern central Surfers Paradise, just a short distance from the $1 billion Jewel complex.
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The complex, planned for a 2339 sqm site on Cannes Ave will have 96 units and 228 bedrooms, split between 60 two-bedroom and 36 three-bedroom apartments.
There will be a total of 119 carparks for residents with a further eight for visitors.
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Reaching a height of 48.2 metres, it sits within the unlimited height restriction zone in Surfers Paradise.
It will replace a series of small 1960s-era houses.
It will go before the council’s planning committee later this year.
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