They better sell them before the parallel runway opens.
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Sale of prime inner-city riverfront parcel at Bulimba Barracks will see 800 riverfront dwellings
The jewel in Brisbane’s crowded riverfront property market has just been sold for $63 million, opening the potential for up to 800 new dwellings.
Michale Wray, The Courier-Mail
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February 27, 2020 3:05pm
An aerial of the Bulimba Barracks. Picture: Supplied Defence Department
THE jewel in Brisbane’s crowded riverfront property market has just been sold for $63 million, opening the potential for up to 800 new dwellings at Bulimba.
The Shayher Group’s purchase of the previously Defence-owned Bulimba Barracks settled earlier today.
Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price said it represented the Government’s “ongoing commitment to unlock surplus Commonwealth land for alternative uses, including housing”.
Artist’s render for the draft Bulimba Barracks Master Plan released by Brisbane City Council.
The Bulimba Barracks draft masterplan for the 20ha site.
“The sale of Bulimba Barracks will unlock the potential of the site to deliver environmental, community amenity, heritage and housing supply outcome,” she said.
Housing Minister Michael Sukkar said the Barracks site could unlock the development of up to 800 new dwellings near the heart of Brisbane.
“I look forward to the Shayher Group, an experienced developer, now working with the Brisbane City Council to progress a detailed planning proposal,” he said.
The planning proposal will include community consultation and a remediation action plan to be approved by an auditor accredited by the Queensland Government.
Yes, I think it may be an issue once all those loud jets are constantly flying low over the sales office.^^ They've only got 4 months to go.
that part of bulimba already has plane noise, the second runway will just lead to an increase and some different flight patterns. in any event, increase in plane noise will mean it's no different to hamilton northshore. they have sold & built thousands of apartments there over the last decade.Yes, I think it may be an issue once all those loud jets are constantly flying low over the sales office.
Yeah, I think it is a matter of scale of the issue. The main port end of Hamilton Northshore is either zero flights or 5-9 flights at 70+ decibels on a summer weekdays between 6am-6pm. So around 1 very noisy flight every 1.75 hours. The worst of the noise is over the golf course at the moment.that part of bulimba already has plane noise, the second runway will just lead to an increase and some different flight patterns. in any event, increase in plane noise will mean it's no different to hamilton northshore. they have sold & built thousands of apartments there over the last decade.
I am really looking forward to seeing what ideas they have for this site.Looks like the Bulimba Barracks plans might be going up (Shayer Group) A005661878
Just where is that and what part of this area does Scomo want to put his quarantine in?Not too much is open in the area yet but Rivermakers is looking good, I love the heritage buildings.
A few phone photos from today
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View across Brisbane River to Eat Street and Hamilton
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Not this area, they flagged Pinkenba (near the Airport)So what part of this area does Scomo want to put the quarantine in?
Yeah I am pretty sure it's Federal land at Pinkenba.Not this area, they flagged Pinkenba (near the Airport)
Bavay Distillery to open in December, Revel Brewery to open on 6th of November.Not too much is open in the area yet but Rivermakers is looking good, I love the heritage buildings.
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A Massive New Distillery And Bar With Gin Cocktail Trees Is Coming To Brisbane’s East Side
If anyone were to stand back and take a look at the number of distilleries, breweries and boozy openings that have hit Brisbane in the last few years, they’d probably come to the conclusion that we’re all booze hounds—and let’s be real, we are. There’s nothing we love more than a drinks cupboard stocked with local gins or a Sunday afternoon spent in a bar where the hard stuff is made right there onsite—and now there’s another distillery coming to town where we can have more of both, with Bavay Distillery heading to Morningside.
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The developer of a multimillion-dollar Brisbane waterfront precinct has lodged a masterplan with council to allow for more ‘flexibility’ and ‘certainty’ following a court battle.
The developer behind a multimillion-dollar waterfront precinct has lodged a masterplan for the next phase of the development after a bitter courtroom stoush with one of Queensland’s richest men.
Headed by richlister Balfour Irvine, the BMI Group’s Rivermakers project at Morningside in Brisbane’s east has been developed over a number of years as contemporary mix of manufacturing, retail and leisure.
Last year neighbour meatworks Australian Country Choice headed by billionaire Trevor Lee launched appeal in the Planning and Environment Court against the council’s approval of two new businesses in the precinct.
A new masterplan of the site will enable the ongoing remediation and rehabilitation of the former Mobil Bulk Fuel Depot site and seeks to build on the early success of the Rivermakers project.