The $1.5b four-tower development – the latest in a series of proposals to transform Woolloongabba – would feature almost 1400 build-to-rent units.
A planned $1.5 billion four-tower development near the Gabba would feature almost 1400 new build-to-rent units, in the latest in a series of Woolloongabba development proposals that would transform the inner-south suburb.in the hope that zoning would be relaxed to allow towers of between 36 and 41 storeys.Credit:Joint venture partners Belmonde Property Group and Sun Luxe Group have subsequently released their vision for the 79 Logan Road site, designed by Cottee Parker Architects.
The project would also include upgrades to an adjacent park and transform the 9361-square-metre site, which currently houses the Southside Toyota service centre, into a focal point, with art installations and “improved embellishments”.
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