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The Green, Brisbane’s Living Apartments(0)

The Green, which is the first stage of residential development at Showgrounds Hill is experiencing strong demand. Holding deposits of The Green’s first building have reached over 50% with more buildings being released to the market in the coming weeks.

Glen Steedman, Project Director for Lend Lease at Showground Hill, said the response to The Green is very positive. “Our first release of apartments at The Green sold out in three hours so we knew that we had strong support for the vision that Lend Lease and the RNA are bringing to this historic site. Read More

“Brisbane’s largest urban renewal project since Southbank”(4)

More details have been released about what is now being said to be Brisbane’s largest urban renewal project since the post-expo development of Southbank.

Premier Anna Bligh released the design for ‘Showground Hill‘ which is a large area encompassing Bowen Hills and the RNA Showgrounds. Read More

Howard Smith Wharves – Enough is enough, time to build it.(0)

Plans to revitalise old Brisbane eyesore pushes ahead as BCC amends local plan.

Brisbane’s Labor opposition continues to play games with the Brisbane City Council in siding with a small minority of cashed-up local residents who are staunchly opposed to the Howard Smith Wharves Redevelopment.

Lend Lease’s RNA Showgrounds Proposal(0)

Brisbane’s future RNA Showgrounds can expect a mixed use precinct with improved linkages, fresh food markets and other amenities.

UPDATE HERE | This is an artist’s impression of what the RNA Showgrounds could look like after it undergoes an urban renewal process which will see a residential population of around 10,000 people and a predicted 8,000 strong workforce. The Bowen Hills area is earmarked for large scale redevelopment as it is in close proximity to key activity centres as well as rail infrastructure. Lend Lease, which now holds the rights to develop Brisbane’s RNA showgrounds has released it’s new DA, pending approval by the Urban Land Development Authority (UDLA). Read More

Milton TOD(1)

APPROVED: In a move deemed as common sense, Queensland Infrastructure and Planning Minister Stirling Hinchliffe has ‘called-in’ FKP’s 31 floor Milton TOD project.

After approval was given by the Brisbane City Council on the 3rd of February 2010, a local protest group who refer to themselves as ‘CRAMED’ which stands for ‘Concerned Residents Against Milton’s Excessive Development’ has had FKP’s TOD project held up in the Planning and Environment Court and was subject to appeal by the local opposition group. The group also is protesting other important projects such as the Milton Tennis Site.