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| Stop Traverston Dam!!!!   Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: CBD, Brisbane, Australia
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|  BRISBANE: Projects and Construction Following is a list of projects in Brisbane. The links will send you to the local threads: Up and coming but not yet proposed: Meriton Tower (70st/prob. 243m)  Proposed: Milton/Railway Tce (64m & 26m)  Trinity Tower (??m) Quote:
Union (98m)  Quote:
DB RREEF Tower (125m)  Quote:
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Riverside Centre II (193m)  Quote:
Eagle Street Pier (250m+)  Quote:
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Approved: 31 Adelaide Street (58m)  Quote:
156 Roma St (102m)  Quote:
Macrossan Apartments (125m)  Quote:
502 Adelaide St (143m)  Quote:
549 Queen St (192m)  Quote:
Empire Square (240m)  Quote:
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Under Construction: Tennyson Tennis Centre Development (??m)  Quote:
Green Square (50m)     Brisbane Central (54m)  Central Plaza 3 (57m)  The Elizabeth Hotel(63m)  53 Albert Street (82.6m)  333 Ann St (100m)  http://www.skyscraperlife.com/showthread.php?t=6871  Matisse Tower (104m)  Evolution (111m)  M on Mary (145m)  400 George St (150m)  Northbridge Tower (150m)  Skyline Apartments (160m)  Northbank Plaza (171m)  Vision (283m)  Completed: Charlotte Towers(138m) Transport and Infrastructure Developments: Airport Link and Northern Busway  Brunswick Street Station Redevelopment  Eastern Busway Gateway Upgrade Project  Hale Street Link Inner Northern Busway Ipswich Motorway Upgrade North South Bypass Tunnel  Tank Street Pedestrian Bridge  Western Bypass Other: Brisbane Barracks Redevelopment Brisbane Future Skyline Brisbane Skyline Ranking Northern Quarter The SEQ Supertall Rumour Mill More details and photos to come.
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12th June 2007, 16:27
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| Aussie s-mod   Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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|  Good mix of extended project info and pics KJBrissy  Amazing time for Queensland at the moment.
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18th June 2007, 02:10
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| Stop Traverston Dam!!!! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: CBD, Brisbane, Australia
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| Will be interesting to see how true this prediction is! Get set for new housing boom BRISBANE looks set for a fresh housing boom, with prices tipped to soar 22 per cent in the next three years. And the entire southeast looks set to follow, with a key report predicting the region's price growth will outstrip the rest of the nation. The BIS Shrapnel Residential Property Prospects Report 2001 to 2010 says Brisbane's market will grow by 5 per cent in the next financial year, before hitting its straps in the 2009-2010 financial year. Report author Angie Zigomanis said the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast markets were also on the rise, but not at the same rapid rate as Brisbane. Gold Coast prices are forecast to rise 16 per cent over the next three years, while the Sunshine Coast will rise by 15 per cent over the same period. Mr Zigomanis said while Perth had given Brisbane a run for its money in recent times, the West Australian capital was now slowing. Melbourne is tipped to achieve strong growth of 18 per cent, while Canberra (15) and Adelaide (16) are predicted to show some modest growth. Perth and Darwin are tipped to begin to pull back as affordability becomes a major issue. Mr Zigomanis said an easing of the resources boom would not affect Brisbane's price growth as much as Perth's because southeast Queensland's economy was more diverse. "We have, I guess, seen the early stages of the pick-up coming through in the last six to 12 months in Brisbane," he said. Sydney's price growth over the three years was forecast at just 8 per cent. Brisbane's growth is underpinned by several factors, including underlying demand, more attractive affordability compared with other states, and strong economic conditions. Mr Zigomanis said low vacancy rates and solid rental growth would attract more investors back into the market to compete with owner occupiers. Prices will be pushed up as owner occupiers and investors compete for the same properties. High employment growth in Brisbane had also made buyers more confident about investing in residential property. The report forecast a slowing of the frantic price growth in North Queensland, but Townsville (17 per cent) and Cairns (16 per cent) would still achieve respectable rises.
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| wow. Brisbane is booming. its a world class city. nice projects, congratulations. | |||||||||||
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29th August 2007, 10:54
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| Empire Square (The Westin) has undergone a redesign... It now has fantastic blue glass which is am so happy with! check this out...        Mid tower - front  mid tower - rear 
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