First look exclusive: Mosaic secure another Gold Coast apartment development site
Busy apartment developer Mosaic Property Group is going through its site acquisition phase, securing yet another development site on the Gold Coast.
Fresh off the back of buying prime sites in Broadbeach and Palm Beach, the Brook Monahan-led developer has purchased again, in an area they know all too well.
The site, at 166 The Esplanade, Burleigh Heads, will be their fifth project in the sought-after suburb. They've previously completed Grace by Mosaic (January 2023), Augusta by Mosaic, (August 2024), and Florence by Mosaic (completed September 2024). Their fourth Burleigh Heads apartment development, Isabel by Mosaic, is due for completion mid-2026.
The new development will form part of Mosaic's Masterpiece Series, a collection of developments aimed at the premium end of the market.
EMK Architects has drawn up the plans for 28 half and full-floor apartments and skyhomes across an 18-level building,
The building will replace a 1970s block of 10 apartment on 1,012 sqm. GV Property Group's Antonio Mercuri amalagamted the site that has 20 metres of frontage to The Esplanade.
Last month Mosaic filed plans for their fifth apartment development in Broadbeach. The site, on Mary Avenue, also put together by GV Property Group, sits opposite the Broadbeach State School.
They're planning 59 apartments across a 38-level towert designed by Elenberg Fraser.
Mosaic is currently delivering sister towers Lily by Mosaic and Marella by Mosaic in the area, after previously completing Bela and Dawn nearby.
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Mosaic's next Gold Coast development to hit the market will be Sophia by Mosaic at 1357 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach. That will have 32 apartments designed by BDA.
The developer is also busy in Brisbane, preparing to launch The Bedford by Mosaic, a site bought from Woolworths' development arm Fabcot, who had secured approval for 128 apartments.
Mosaic tweaked the plans, dropping the one-bedroom apartments and increasing the number three and four-bedroom apartments which is more akin to their development ethos. They're keeping the full-line Woolworths at street level.
On the site purchase, Monahan emphasised the long-term significance of the acquisition.
"This iconic site has been on our radar since 2016, known to many as a dormant opportunity burdened by years of challenges," Monahan said.
"After a thorough 12-month process, we are honoured to have been entrusted by Woolworths to bring this landmark site to life. It is a truly special location."
Monahan said Kangaroo Point has long awaited a project that introduced essential amenities while further elevating the area's architectural landscape.
"Our collaboration with Woolworths is rooted in a shared vision—to seamlessly integrate luxury living with retail convenience, ultimately enriching the lives of residents and the broader community."
