First look at Brisbane’s newest luxury apartment development

A Brisbane developer is defying industry challenges to unveil its newest apartment project aimed at well-heeled owner-occupiers.

An artist's impression of Aria Property's new development planned for West End. Image supplied.

BRISBANE developer Aria Property is defying industry challenges to push ahead with unveiling its newest apartment project aimed at well-heeled owner-occupiers.

The 14-storey, $150 million development, ‘Casamia’, will be built next to its existing ‘TreeHouse’ project overlooking Davies Park in West End — and is already 80 per cent sold.

An artist's impression of the facade of Aria Property's new development, Casamia. Image supplied.

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Inspired by the Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi, ‘Casamia’ has been designed by RotheLowman and features a curvaceous facade, intricate screening details, wrap-around balconies, and integrated indoor and outdoor spaces.

Estimated for completion in 2026, the boutique tower will offer 44 residences, including two, three, and four-bedroom homes, each boasting 3m-high ceilings and 985 sqm of resident amenity spaces.

An artist's impression of the rooftop amenities at Aria Property's new development planned for West End. Image supplied.

Aria Property development director Brent Liddell said Casamia would build on the success of TreeHouse.

“Despite the challenges facing the construction industry, Aria Property remains steadfast in its mission to provide iconic homes to the residents of Brisbane, contributing to the housing supply in any way we can,” Mr Liddell said.

An artist's impression of the view from the rooftop infinity pool Image supplied.

Rooftop amenities in the development include an infinity pool, wellness features like hot and cold magnesium baths and a sauna, and an exclusive residents’ lounge and private dining room.

The project has a strong sustainable living focus, with the provision for electric vehicle chargers to be installed and an electric Mercedes EQC available for residents to use as part of its building-only car-sharing program.

An artist's impression of one of the bedrooms in the luxury apartment development planned for West End. Image supplied.

For added security, an on-site concierge service will be available.

There are a still a number of developments being launched in Queensland at the moment despite the headwinds facing the construction industry.

In Brisbane’s Hamilton, Industry Corp has filed plans with Brisbane City Council for a 14-level tower on Kingsford Smith Drive.

An artist's impression of Aria Property's new development planned for West End. Image supplied.

The project will have 62 apartments, which will be a mix of two and three-bedroom units, a 1048 sqm rooftop with a pool and spa, a gym with a sauna and yoga lawn, a private dining room, a wine room, and a barbecue area.

In nearby Windsor, a two-tower apartment development has been filed by local developer Ronnie Tarabay.

The plans are for two, 13-level buildings designed by Ellivo Architects on Lutwyche Road which will be home to 212 apartments.

And in Keperra, in Brisbane’s northwest, Frasers Property Australia has unveiled a $500m masterplanned community, The Quarry.

A render of Frasers Property Australia's ‘The Quarry’ development at Keperra in Brisbane’s north-west.

Spanning 48.7ha, the hillside precinct is being transformed from a well-known quarry, into Brisbane’s most-elevated masterplanned community, featuring a mix of home and land sites, terrace homes, public spaces and shared resort-style amenity.

On the Gold Coast, Devlink Group has started selling in its new project, UNIQ, in Bundall.

The collection of 22 architecturally-designed townhouses is just across the river from the soon-to be redeveloped Gold Coast Turf Club.

An artist’s impression of UNIQ by Devlink.

The villas, at 2-4 Waterford Court, will each have three bedrooms, three bathrooms, private lifts, rooftop terraces, and a self-contained multi-purpose room. The waterfront villas will have private plunge pools.

The wider development will feature a communal swimming pool and barbecue facilities.

Originally published as First look at Brisbane’s newest luxury apartment development