Brisbane City Apartment — Queen's Wharf

Queen's Wharf Brisbane is one of the top 10 infrastructure projects being delivered jointly by the Queensland Government, the Brisbane City Council and several developers.

The project has a budget of A$3.6 billion.

The new Queen's Wharf will connect the Botanic Gardens, the Queen Street Mall, the economic centre and the central hub of South Brisbane.

* An iconic twin-tower arch building housing a Sky Deck, with restaurants and bars, fully open to the public;
* A casino (replacing the existing casino, which will be converted into a retail arcade and a super six-star hotel);
* A harmonious blend of modern and heritage buildings, with five luxury hotels moving in, including four-star, five-star, six-star and super six-star hotels;
* Public spaces the size of 12 football fields, including a Sky Deck approximately 102 m high, a riverside park, a heritage mangrove boardwalk, a river embankment plaza (with a capacity for 26,000 people), Queen's Wharf Plaza, the Brisbane Steps and more;
* More than 50 restaurants and bars;
* 40,000 m² of luxury retail space;
*The Neville Bonner Bridge connecting Queen's Wharf with South Bank opened in August 2024, with a total length of 320 m;
Stage 1 is located in the central entertainment area of the overall project.

About the Developers

The Queen's Wharf project is being developed jointly by The Star Entertainment Group, Chow Tai Fook Enterprises Limited and Far East Consortium.

The Star Entertainment Group is an ASX-listed company with an integrated entertainment resort brand and a significant market share across Australia; it owns and operates The Star in Sydney, The Star on the Gold Coast and Treasury in Brisbane.

The Chow Tai Fook group has 70+ hotels worldwide and holds a 42.11% stake in the Hong Kong-listed New World Development Company Limited, with a share market value of over US$3 billion. It has a range of businesses around the world, including hotels, real estate, construction, department stores, retail, telecommunications, railways and financial services.

Far East Consortium is one of the largest property developers in Asia and Australia, ranked 24th among the Fortune Global 500; its projects span Australia, China, Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and more.

Beyond Queen's Wharf, Brisbane has up to 9 infrastructure projects progressively under construction, including: Cross River Rail, Brisbane Live, the Waterfront Precinct, Brisbane's new runway, Herston Quarter, West Village, Brisbane Metro, Howard Smith Wharves and the Brisbane International Cruise Terminal. These projects will be completed progressively before 2026.