Raptis anticipates that the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics will further boost the Gold Coast lifestyle, with planned infrastructure developments transforming the wider South East Queensland... Read more

All the two-bedroom apartments in Pearl Main Beach have been spoken for, with just the three-bedrooms left, starting from $1.8 million

They're selling a 1,548 sqm block at 5-9 Anne Avenue, with development approved plans for a 224-apartment project

Raptis secured development approval for the Koichi Takada-designed The Sterling at 6-8 George Avenue in December last year.

Broadbeach is where Raptis will be turning their focus to next, while they complete Pearl at Main Beach.

Jim Raptis, Joint Managing Director of Raptis, said the team is excited to lodge their latest apartment project with Gold Coast City Council.

Raptis will be busy in Broadbeach over 2022. They're soon to launch The Sterling Broadbeach, their 40-level, Koichi Takada-designed project at 6-8 George Avenue

Apartments, and the extensive amenity, all have floor-to-ceiling windows, to take in views either of the beach and the Gold Coast Skyline, or back to the hinterland

Over the past year alone, two-bedroom units in Main Beach have seen weekly asking prices grow 17.0 per cent, according to SQM Research

It was announced in July that Brisbane would host the 2032 Olympics, which is expected to give even further momentum to the property market in South East Queensland

Pearl, Main Beach is the first foray in to the Main Beach market by Raptis, headed by founder Jim Raptis

The tower will comprise 134 apartments, made up of 64 two beds and 64 three beds. There will be four sub penthouses and two penthouse apartments