Construction & Infrastructure Update: Jun 28 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 28 Jun 2026 Weekly Construction & Infrastructure Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Construction & Infrastructure across Australia for Mon 22nd June - Sun 28th June 2026
Lendlease has been chosen by the Queensland Government to redevelop a 7.1-hectare site in South Brisbane, transforming a former glass recycling facility into a vibrant precinct with 4,000 homes. This urban renewal project highlights the growing focus on sustainable development in urban areas.
In another significant development, Red & Co has secured $122 million in sales for over a third of the first stage of its $800 million Duet Portside project in Hamilton, indicating strong demand in Brisbane's inner riverfront market. Meanwhile, the Gold Coast's apartment sales surged by 47% in the March quarter, defying broader market challenges, showcasing resilience in the region's property sector.
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Lendlease to transform former Visy glass site into 4,000-home South Brisbane riverfront precinct
Business News Australia RSS 26 Jun 2026, 1:01pmDevelopment giant Lendlease (ASX: LLC) has been handed a major urban renewal mandate after the Queensland Government selected the company as its preferred partner to redevelop a 7.1-hectare former glass recycling and manufacturing site on South Brisbane's riverfront into a mixed-use precinct delivering more than 4,000 homes. The p...
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Red & Co secures $122m in sales for more than a third of $800m Duet Portside project’s first stage
Business News Australia RSS 26 Jun 2026, 6:00amRed & Co has secured buyers for 36 per cent of the first stage of its $800 million Duet Portside development in Hamilton as construction gets under way on the project in the sought-after inner-Brisbane riverfront precinct. The Brisbane-based developer says strong preliminary buyer demand has locked in commitments for 71 of the 200 apar...
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Gold Coast defies property market headwinds as new apartment sales jump 47 per cent in March quarter
Business News Australia RSS 25 Jun 2026, 3:05pmThe Gold Coast apartment market has defied rising construction costs and falling consumer sentiment to post a 47 per cent surge in new apartment sales over the March quarter, according to research from Urbis. The latest Gold Coast Essentials data for the first quarter of 2026 recorded 326 apartment sales across the Gold Coast's new apartmen...