In this article, we take a closer look at the what, the who, and the where of the best new developments completing on the Gold Coast in 2025

Developers are increasingly focusing on A-grade sites, ideally situated as close to the beach as possible. Even those bringing much-needed density to the Gold Coast are reserving a... Read more

NPA Director Andrew Erwin says a villa at Capri is the “ultimate rightsizer”, offering house-size dimensions in a blue-chip location within a secure, gated community.

Construction will commence at the site in the coming weeks with demolition set to kick start the project, with 24 existing townhomes set to be demolished along with a pool and tennis court... Read more

The lowest amount of supply is in the off the plan townhouse space, which bridges the gap between apartments and houses

Juric says there's a very defined geographical footprint, but what is really means, is that every part of the Gold Coast is just moments from Capri's doorstep

Designed to cater to the mind, body and soul, Belvue will deliver a holistic approach to health and wellbeing, with a range of relaxation and rejuvenation spaces

The 1.2-hectare masterplan, designed by Plus Architecture, comprises just 48 two and three-level villas, which are being developed around a central swimming pool

MPG will deliver 31 full-floor apartments, with future residents primed to take full advantage of all Runaway Bay and it's surrounding suburbs has to offer

Prices for the 273 sqm apartments start from $3,545,000. The development-approved project is targeted to be complete by mid-2025.

Monaco Property Group Managing Director Jonathan Grasso says the project will bring a new level of luxury and inner city living to Isle of Capri

Belvue Broadwater will be the first residential tower to be built in Runaway in over three decades, also offering the last east facing, absolute waterfront high rise opportunity in the... Read more

Plus Architecture, who are handling the design, call Belvue "the sophisticated newcomer to Runaway Bay."