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McNab, TRK Property Pitch Highrise Towers for South Brisbane

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By Phil Bartsch, Adam Di Marco Verified, Lachlan Webb
| The Urban Developer Verified
Decade-old dual-tower plans for a site on the doorstep of the Brisbane CBD have been ditched by its new owner as shifting economic realities and construction challenges reshape inner-city apartment delivery. Builder-developer McNab has pitched plans for a single 28-storey tower comprising 124 apartments on the corner holding at South Brisbane.
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From Casino Floor to Lecture Hall: Brisbane’s Biggest Heritage Fit-Out

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By Clare J Burnett Verified, Adam Di Marco Verified, Lachlan Webb
| The Urban Developer Verified
An investment in knowledge pays the best interest, the saying goes. Brisbane is to reap the rewards of an investment in education by Griffith University, a gumtree university staking its claim on the CBD after acquiring one of the grandest buildings in Queensland’s capital. Griffith bought the iconic Treasury Building in 2024 for $67.5 million from the Star Entertainment Group, which had held it since 1995. Get the full story.
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WA’s ‘Highway to Hell’ Pub Swapped for Microbrewery in $93m Proposal

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By Chris Thomson, Adam Di Marco Verified, Lachlan Webb
| The Urban Developer Verified
A defunct hotel linked to the genesis of a satanic AC/DC rock anthem would be replaced by a microbrewery and 203 apartments under a $93-million scheme filed by a Sydney developer for Perth’s Canning Highway. Changfeng Pty Ltd—directed by Ching Wu and Kwai Mo Wong of St Ives in New South Wales—has lodged an application with the Western Australian Planning Commission to demolish the former Leopold Hotel and redevelop it into an 11-storey tower.
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