Sales activity for high-density-zoned development sites in Southport had been relatively subdued compared to the rest of the Gold Coast market
A Southport, Gold Coast development site – once planned for a 47-level tower – has sold at auction for $6 million.
It was bought by an undisclosed Gold Coast investor.
The 2430sq m site is at 114 Scarborough St, on the corner of Hicks St.
The receivers listing was sold by Colliers International who had five bidders compete.
It fetched above price expectations.
“Sales activity for high-density-zoned development sites in Southport has been relatively subdued this year compared to the rest of the Gold Coast market,” agent Steven King said.
“While sites in southern beachside markets continue to attract record prices, this sale demonstrates that Southport has begun its development site rebound,” he told the local paper.
The vacant site is within Southport’s designated Priority Development Area.
It was reported that a NSW-based company and Chinese investors had previously planned a 47-level apartment/hotel tower.
The DA approval was for a 47 level tower comprising of a 225 bed hotel and 264 (1, 2 and 3 bed) apartments
The site had cost $7.65 million, The Gold Coast Bulletin reported.
The site borders the Gold Coast City Council’s recently proposed “Towers Of Power” government and court precinct, a proposed $300 million development.
Article Source: www.urban.com.au
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