31 Doggett Street - Teneriffe QLD 4005

Sand - 1895 Gold Coast Highway, Burleigh Heads, Qld 4220

Norfolk Burleigh Heads - 46 Goodwin Terrace, Burleigh Heads

Pacific Palm Beach - 2 Twenty Third Avenue, Palm Beach

Luna - 50 Goodwin Terrace, Burleigh Heads

Hurtle & Co Stage 4 - 22-26 Hurtle Square, Adelaide

Nora - 12 Tapley Street, Adelaide

North Residences - 296 The Esplanade, Burleigh Heads

31 Doggett Street, Teneriffe

A collection of exclusive half-floor and full-floor apartments will rise from the picturesque beachfront address of 96 The Esplanade, delivered by innovative developer Forme and meticulously designed by internationally acclaimed architect Koichi Takada, and award-winning interior design firm Mim Design.&nbsp;

Take a look at our recent video tour:

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<h2>SEA AT A GLANCE</h2>

Address:&nbsp;96 The Esplanade, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220 
Developer:&nbsp;Forme 
Architect:&nbsp;Koichi Takada Architects

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Forme, are an innovative development company with a sound reputation underpinned by experience, having already completed two of the fastest-selling developments in Burleigh Heads - Norfolk and Luna.&nbsp;

Sea's organic form is inspired by the ripples of the ocean's surface, with the foyer presenting smooth curves and a soaring cylindrical void adding a sense of hotel-style opulence. Pastel hues of green and blue complement foundation tones of alabaster, ecru and oyster grey, taking expressive cues from the beachfront landscape.

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Each residence is positioned to capture summer sunrises, maximise natural light, and showcase sweeping vistas of the foreshore parklands and pristine beachfront.&nbsp;

Considered layouts and curated spaces blur boundaries between inside and out as open living spaces interact seamlessly with exclusive oceanfront balconies.&nbsp;

Culinary spaces feature state-of-the-art V-Zug appliances, honed natural stone surfaces, custom VJ panelled joinery, and an integrated wine bar.&nbsp;

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Sea's commitment to elevated luxury extends to a full suite of exclusive in-house amenities including a gym, pool, ice baths and sauna.

Minutes from Sea is a range of eclectic boutiques, renowned cafes, relaxed rooftop bars, and renowned oceanfront dining venues.&nbsp;

The coastline connects with the lush rainforest of Burleigh Heads National Park with plenty of hiking trails to explore.

Enquire via Urban to learn more about securing a residence at Sea, Burleigh Heads.

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Olivia Round

Apartment Spotlight Video: Sea by Forme at 96 The Esplanade, Burleigh Heads

It can be argued, whether by average sale price or by a simple glance, that the recent Burleigh Heads apartment projects by the South East Queensland developer Forme, are among the best ever built on the Gold Coast.

First to be completed under the new development brand Forme&nbsp;was Norfolk, the&nbsp;first multi-residential development on Burleigh&#39;s Goodwin Terrace in three decades.&nbsp;

Completed half way through last year, Norfolk is one of the most impressive ever produced in the area, if not Queensland, a rare development on the Gold Coast designed by internationally acclaimed Sydney architecture firm Koichi Takada Architects. Norfolk was the first building designed by Koichi Takada on the Coast.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The design was a&nbsp;hit across the country. The curved facade even became one of the famous Bondi-based Aquabumps prints, after going viral on Instagram. Adding to its obvious design aesthetics&nbsp;was the average sale price,&nbsp;touching $5 million, with the $9 million penthouse sale marking the highest ever apartment price south of Mermaid Beach for a completed development. There was another $8.5 million sale in the building, which itself would have also set the record.

Norfolk was also recently nominated for Building of the Year in the ArchDaily Awards, a world-wide competition where it was pitched against apartment projects in Japan, the United States, France, Germany and Sweden. More recently Norfolk has been featured on one of the worlds largest design blogs DeZeen, making it the first ever project on the Gold Coast to be featured on this blog.

Norfolk really has put the Gold Coast on the world stage with respect to architecture and design.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Norfolk set the scene for Luna, completed just a few months after Norfolk. The&nbsp;eight apartments, sold out around a year before completion, fetched&nbsp;an average $4.6 million. It was the international success and acclaim&nbsp;of Norfolk however that&nbsp;had&nbsp;Forme managing director David Calvisi thinking about their latest project.

&quot;We went back to Koichi and had him design another masterpiece&quot;, Calvisi said, although it wasn&#39;t just the chief architect who was retained from Norfolk.

&quot;Everyone from Mim Design, the award-winning Melbourne-based interior design firm, to the landscape architecture firm and&nbsp;builders, were brought on again,&quot; Calvisi added.

The new project, dubbed Sea, around the corner from Luna and Norfolk at 96 The Esplanade, has just 27 apartments across its 18&nbsp;levels.

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There&nbsp;will be 23 half-floor apartments of around 245&nbsp;sqm, as well as three full-floor residences with around 490 sqm of space.

Crowning the tower will be a special&nbsp;two level penthouse, expected to fetch around $16&nbsp;million. Across its 822&nbsp;sqm floor plate will be a gym, library and executive office, wine cellar, theatre and private rooftop pool.

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The layouts of all of the apartments have been designed to maximise the views and take in natural light.

The open plan living areas typically have bene oriented east to face the ocean, with more private spaces located at the rear of the building.

So far the project has been a hit with a mix of interstate buyers and local owner-occupiers. There&#39;s even been a number of buyers come from Luna and Norfolk.

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&quot;Some are wanting a second high-end apartment in the area in which they will move in to when it is completed, while others have bought a Sea apartment for the extended family.&quot;

&quot;It&#39;s great to see repeat buyers from previous projects that acknowledge the high quality product we design and deliver. Development is not just about producing a pretty render, delivering is the most challenging aspect,&quot;&nbsp;Calvisi said.

Forme, ran by Calvisi and his&nbsp;mate Byron Griffith, have been developing on the Gold Coast since 2017. Their first development was North Residences in Burleigh Heads, which was the first one-per-floor luxury development on the Gold Coast post GFC.

It&#39;s clear Calvisi and Griffith were early to understand the attractions of beach front developments on the Southern part of the Gold Coast.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&quot;It&#39;s always been about delivering quality for buyers. That&#39;s how you keep people coming back to your projects, and ultimately retain business.

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&quot;It&#39;s been clear with Norfolk, Luna, and Sea, that if you continually produce a high-level of finish, with high quality architecture, interior design, and most importantly a high quality builder, you will get repeat business, and local foot traffic and word of mouth builds.&quot;

Calvisi said the aim with&nbsp;Norfolk was to&nbsp;create a&nbsp;product which the Coast hasn&#39;t seen before.

&quot;We really wanted to break through what has been produced previously, bringing on Koichi whose designs were prominent down South, but hadn&#39;t graced the beaches of the Gold Coast before. Koichi and myself drew inspiration from international destinations such as Miami in Florida.&quot;

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&quot;It was no surprise to us how the three projects have been welcomed, both by buyers who were seeking a unique design&nbsp;which hadn&#39;t been on offer before, and&nbsp;the real estate and design industry.&quot;

Forme is currently putting plans together for their next project, another by Koichi design, located just behind Sea.

&quot;We&#39;ll be developing something that is&nbsp;a little more price-pointed orientated, with the option of one and two-bedroom apartments, as well as the larger apartments toward the top of the building. However the high quality finish and design that has become synonymous with Forme developments will of course be retained,&quot;&nbsp;Calvisi said.

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Calvisi said the aim with Norfolk was to create a product which the Coast hasn't seen before

Joel Robinson

The best collection of apartment projects on the Gold Coast? Five minutes with Forme's David Calvisi

The high-end South East Queensland developer, Forme, has been given the green light for its next luxury Gold Coast apartment development.

Dubbed Sea, the boutique apartment building follows the rhythms and designs as their sold-out Goodwin Terrace projects Norfolk and Luna.

Demand was so high for Norfolk, which recently settled as one of the Gold Coast's most expensive apartment developments, that Forme boss David Calvisi put together the same team to create a similar-style project slightly further south on The Esplanade.

He had&nbsp;Koichi Takada again handle the architecture. His designs for Norfolk made the building a hit on Instagram. The curved facade even became one of the famous Bondi-based Aquabumps prints.

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Interiors have again been directed by the Melbourne-based interior design firm Mim Design, headed by the interior design queen Mim Fanning. The design approach came from the coastline just across the road.

Sea comprises half-floor apartments, each spanning 240 sqm and homing&nbsp;three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two car spaces and a panorama of beach, ocean, skyline and headland views.

Full-floor apartments of around 480 sqm are configured to include three ensuited bedrooms, a multi-purpose room, media lounge, home gym, walk-in wine display bar, and a&nbsp;lifestyle space with a fireplace and butler’s pantry.

Residents are afforded exclusive access to an array of in-house amenities including a pool, sauna, ice baths, gymnasium and pilates studio, and an alfresco dining terrace serviced by an integrated barbecue kitchen ensconced by idyllic gardens.

Sea is crowned by a 790 sqm, two-level penthouse.

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Forme director David Calvisi said Sea translates to a sophisticated statement of inspired design, refined social amenity and considered lifestyle opportunities to become an outstanding destination in its own right.

“Sea is the very essence of beachfront living embracing our coastal climate, contemporary comforts and relaxed vibe in an unequivocally refined, intuitive and practical composition for the astute purchaser.”

Sea is set&nbsp;to launch in December,&nbsp;with a number of apartments already secured in the pre-release phase through JLE Projects.

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Dubbed Sea, the boutique apartment building follows the rhythms and designs as their sold-out Goodwin Terrace projects Norfolk and Luna

Forme get green light for Sea, their latest luxury Burleigh Heads apartment development by Koichi Takada

Burleigh Heads has become one of the hottest apartment markets in the country in the last six months or so, with a swell of new developments set to transform the Gold Coast suburb.

There&#39;s a wide variety of projects in train, from De-luxe, the Gold Coast&#39;s first&nbsp;ever adaptive re-use of a building with heritage elements on the Gold Coast, to David Calvisi&#39;s FORME set for another boutique apartment development that could see the penthouse sell for a record $15 million.

De-Luxe is the Goodwin Terrace development of the Sydney-based Weiya Holdings, who are transforming the Old Burleigh Theatre in to a 13-level, 30 apartment building, while keeping the 1930s heritage on the ground level.

The apartments will sit above the existing two storey volume, which will home a street front retail arcade with modern cafe and retail tenancies. John Flynn, director of the Brisbane-based architecture firm Conrad Gargett who specialise in heritage restoration,&nbsp;said the project is exceptionally unique.

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That sits up the road from FORME&#39;s luxury project Norfolk, sold-out and currently under construction. FORME, led by David Calvisi, secured $9 million for the penthouse, the highest price paid for an apartment on the Gold Coast south of Mermaid Beach.

The project also saw two further apartment sales at $8.5 million.

Calvisi has had Koichi Takada, who designed Norfolk, to create his latest soon-to-be launched project at 96 The Esplanade, with half of the apartments snapped up by buyers who missed out on Norfolk.

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A few doors down at 88 The Esplanade is Allure&#39;s 88 Burleigh, a glass tower of 31 apartments which start from $2.4 million. Alba by the Devine Group will also sit on the strip. That will have half and full-floor apartments across its 21-levels, with prices starting from $2.25 million.

There&#39;s set to be further apartments in Burleigh Heads with GV Property Group, the specialists in selling development sites, listing&nbsp;1929 Gold Coast Highway.

It&#39;s an amalgamation of seven lots, with individual apartment owners banding together to sell the 1,012&nbsp;sqm site, less than 100 metres from the beach. They have the EOI campaign closing August 26.

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GV Property&#39;s Antonio Mercuri says the purchaser could seek to create an apartment offering&nbsp;around 17 storeys, at the current 53 metre height limit,&nbsp;with between 40 to 60 apartments. If they went down the impact assessment route, a 26-level development could be possible.

Mercuri says the recent influx of beachfront projects in Burleigh leaves a gap that needs to be filled between ultra-high-end luxury and affordable apartments.

&quot;Not all apartment buyers are looking for beachfront projects, which often command price points starting from $2 million,&quot; Mercuri says, adding that he believes the future Gold Coast Highway spot will be a success, and will likely quickly sell out given the demand in the area.

Mercuri cited the success of Grace, the Second Avenue development&nbsp;by the Brisbane-based Mosaic Property Group. The 45-apartment project sold out prior to public launch in a matter of months, with prices starting from $695,000.

Sandbar, the Gold Coast Highway development by Morris Property Group, is also at the more affordable end of the scale, currently in market with prices starting from $759,900.

That site was also bought through GV.

Burleigh Heads has become one of the hottest apartment markets in the country in the last six months



Queensland's hottest apartment market: What's happening in Burleigh Heads

The Gold Coast apartment market is one of the most active in Australia, as much for developers as it has been for buyers.

From planning documents to approvals and sales successes, Urban have wrapped up all the moves&nbsp;across the Gold Coast in April.

FORME lodge plans for luxury Burleigh Heads development

The latest news came from developer FORME, who lodged plans for a second Koichi Takada-designed boutique residential complex in Burleigh Heads at the end of April.

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The 17-level tower of just 30 apartments on the sought after The Esplanade is high-end luxury, with interiors being handled by MIM Design.

For more information on the project, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/tower-reveal-burleigh-heads-set-for-new-koichi-takada-apartment-tower-by-forme">click here</a>.

Cala Dei sales launched

Having sold out of all of their stock across their whole portfolio, the South East Queensland developer Spyre Group officially launched sales at Cala Dei in Coolangatta. 
 
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Cala Dei, which will replace the Komune Resort on Marine Parade, will comprise 31 apartments across its 12 levels designed by&nbsp;bureau^proberts. It will sit in landscaping by CUSP.

For more information, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/spyre-group-officially-launch-new-coolangatta-tower-cala-dei">click here</a>.

The Lacey Group secure approval for The Monroe at Palm Beach

The Gold Coast-based developer&nbsp;Lacey Group&nbsp;have been given the green light by the City of Gold Coast for its $32 million&nbsp;Palm Beach development&nbsp;The Monroe.

The project of 33&nbsp;apartments and a beach house on the exclusive&nbsp;Jefferson Lane has been designed by&nbsp;Plus Architecture&nbsp;and is located adjacent to the Palm Beach Surf Club. 
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Lacey Group know the area well, having had success on the same street where they sold out The Jefferson, the $32 million development of 46 apartments.

For more information, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/lacey-group-secure-approval-for-the-monroe-at-palm-beach">click here</a>.

88 Burleigh sells half its apartments

Allure Property Corporation have secured the sales of over half of their apartments in their&nbsp;boutique apartment development 88 Burleigh within just&nbsp;four weeks of the project launch.

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Local and interstate downsizers with an existing connection to Burleigh Heads have been the drivers in the $55 million worth of sales, with the average price point around $2.65 million.

Place Projects agent Bruce Goddard said there were 360 inquiries within the first two weeks of its launch.

For more information, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/88-burleigh-sells-half-its-apartments-within-four-weeks-of-launch">click here</a>.

Cru Collective secure Kirra Beach site

The Gold Coast developer&nbsp;CRU Collective&nbsp;is jumping on the hype that has been surrounding&nbsp;Kirra Beach&nbsp;in recent years.

Cru, who sold out their $40 million Siarn&nbsp;Palm Beach development&nbsp;in September last year, have acquired a prime 635 sqm corner site at 2 Musgrave Street, on the corner of Musgrave and Winston Street.

For more information, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/cru-collective-secure-kirra-beach-site-for-new-boutique-apartment-tower">click here</a>.

Devine Development Group lodge plans for Alba Residences

The longstanding Queenslander developer Devine Development Group have lodged plans for a $105 million apartment project Alba Residences at North&nbsp;Burleigh.

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Set on the dress circle Esplanade facing the beach, the 21 level tower designed by&nbsp;bureau^proberts&nbsp;will comprise half and full floor residences catering for the top end of the market, with prices starting from $2.25 million.

For more information, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/another-apartment-tower-lodged-in-hot-gold-coast-market">click here</a>.

Urban have wrapped up all the moves across the Gold Coast in April

Gold Coast apartment development insights: What happened on the GC in April?

The local developer FORME are set for their fifth luxury beachfront Gold Coast project.

They&#39;ve submitted plans to the City of Gold Coast council for a 17 level tower of just 30 apartments, designed by the renowned architect Koichi Takada.

It&#39;s the second time FORME have engaged Takada to design, after huge success with their other nearby Burleigh Heads developments Norfolk.

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&quot;Since the scaffold dropped at Norfolk, the building has quickly become an icon&quot; FORME managing director David Calvisi says, with the architecture flooding social media. Even the popular beach photographer&nbsp;Aquabumps have prints available of the iconic facade.

&quot;Norfolk has been a great success and it was important we carried the key elements of its success, mainly via the architecture, through the design at 96 The Esplanade&quot;, Calvisi added.

The&nbsp;new&nbsp;development&nbsp;will home 23 half-floor apartments of around 220 sqm, as well as three full-floor residences with around 440 sqm of space.

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Crowning the tower will be a special&nbsp;two level penthouse. Across its 790 sqm floor plate will be a gym, library, theatre and private rooftop pool.

The layouts of all of the apartments have been designed to maximise the views and take in natural light. The open plan living areas typically have bene oriented east to face the ocean, with more private spaces located at the rear of the building.

The Melbourne-based MIM Design is handling the interiors.

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The Sydney-based Takada, who is rarely seen on boutique projects,&nbsp;said 96 Esplanade has been the work of the same team as Norfolk on an equally amazing waterfront site.

&ldquo;Nature inspired architecture and organic curves are designed to maximise views to the ocean and light, capturing the beauty of the Gold Coast and the essence of coastal living,&quot; Takada said.

&ldquo;A simple and elegant design that is all about celebrating and maximising your connection with nature.The magical experience on this site is the direct connection to the water and the sky &ndash; like air, the design features are thin and light, almost invisible.

&ldquo;The balconies float above the beach, reflecting the soft ripples of the waves below. Expansive balconies celebrate an outdoor lifestyle and open style living. Composed of materials that reference nature, the design is inspired by ripples on water that dissipate over time.&rdquo;

They've submitted plans to the City of Gold Coast council for a 17 level tower of just 30 apartments, designed by the renowned architect Koichi Takada.

Tower reveal: Burleigh Heads set for new Koichi Takada apartment tower by FORME

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There is a $4.1 million asking price for the second floor apartment in the Norfolk complex at Burleigh Heads.

The half-floor residence is the last remaining apartment, with 90 per cent selling off the plan in the two months after the project launch last year.

Some 15 apartments have been built on the former site of the Fish House restaurant on Goodwin Terrace. The developer Forme had the striking building designed by architect Koichi Takada. 

Completion is due in April.

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With 287sqm space, the final apartment has been offered through Jamie Lee Edwards at JLE Projects.

It comes with a generous oceanfront balcony with an integrated barbecue kitchen.

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The buyer will also secure beach room storage, along with beach club facilities including pool, gym and sauna.

The 10-level residential complex, which was bought mostly by Brisbane buyers, was built by Brisbane-based developer David Calvisi. Buyers include Cathie Reid and Stuart Giles, the co-founders of the Icon Cancer Care Group and the Epic Good Foundation.

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Construction of the adjoining complex, the eight-level Luna is due to be finished in the second half of 2021, with the apartments largely bought by Victorians.

The $709m Broadbeach to Burleigh extension of the light rail on the Gold Coast Highway is underway.

Other residential projects include the 17-storey Natura building, which is under construction on The Esplanade. 

There is also the Kailua project mooted, an 11-­storey mixed-use residential and commercial tower.

The $709m Broadbeach to Burleigh extension of the light rail on the Gold Coast Highway is underway.
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The half-floor residence is the last remaining apartment, with 90 per cent selling off the plan in the two months after the project launch last year.



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Last apartment in Burleigh Heads apartment development Norkfolk listed for $4.1 million

Luna at Burleigh Heads is now a sellout with all eight sold.

The full-floor residences on the near beachfront were priced from $3.9 million.

Located at <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/luna-50-goodwin-terrace-burleigh-heads">50 Goodwin Terrace, Burleigh Heads</a> the project is separated from the beach by a street and a car park.

Its penthouse is dual-level, with its own rooftop pool.

Each apartment has three bedrooms, with all bedrooms equipped with an ensuite bathroom.

The balconies also have integrated BBQ/outdoor kitchenette areas..

Living rooms are afforded full height windows that frame the ocean scenery.

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The 506 sqm site was bought last December for $5.5 million having operated as the Fish House restaurant.

It sits next to the 1981 Burleigh Beach Tower which had five sales during 2020 ranging from $599,000 to $752,500.

The two bedroom two bathroom $599,000 sale had sold at $627,000 in 2017, according to CoreLogic.

<h2>Development Nearby</h2>

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/sandbar-burleigh-1969-1971-gold-coast-highway-burleigh-heads?ref=srp_listview">Sandbar Burleigh</a>

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A development which still has apartments on offer is the Sandbar Burleigh at 1969-1971 Gold Coast Highway. It comprises 163 two and three bedroom&nbsp;residences.

Prices start from $590,000.

Each apartment at Sandbar, Burleigh Heads, is appointed with European fitments by Parisi and premium appliances by Franke.

<h2>Other developments for sale on the Gold Coast</h2>

Shoreline, Surfers Paradise

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Shoreline is the latest&nbsp;Surfers Paradise tower&nbsp;to be created by Marquee Development Partners.

The boutique 27 apartment development across 17 levels offers residents a luxury unseen in the between Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach for a number of years.

Miles Residences, Kirra Beach

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The Miles Residences Kirra Point will be one of Kirra Point's most impressive towers when it's completed in 2023.

The development of 118 apartments is part of the redevelopment of the&nbsp;Kirra Beach&nbsp;Hotel. The brains behind the operation is the family-ran KTQ Group, led by Peggy Flannery, who are behind the award-winning Elements of Byron Bay.

The eight full-floor residences on the near beachfront were priced from $3.9 million.

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