Gold Coast Premier Oceanfront Casino Resort Precinct

The Gold Coast is a world-class tourist and holiday destination, with 62 kilometres of sweeping coastline, 42 kilometres of golden beaches, year-round sunshine, stunning golden sands and a world-class lifestyle — a true surfers' paradise.

This project is a world-class residential development on the Gold Coast, created by an Australian entertainment giant together with the three major conglomerates Far East Consortium and Chow Tai Fook. Designed entirely by the renowned firm DBI, it is the first casino apartment project ever offered for public sale in Australia.

The project has 53 storeys in total:

• Levels 21–53 are residential apartments, totalling 423 units;

• 296 hotel apartments across Levels 7–19 (not for sale);

• 518 car spaces, to be purchased separately: $45,000 per single space, $75,000 per double space;

• 1,589 m² of commercial space, including food and beverage services and branded franchise stores.

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Investment Outlook

As far back as 2016, the Gold Coast was ranked among the best cities for property investment. As Australia's most beautiful tourist city with a population growing year on year, it has drawn the eyes of investors to this earthly paradise.

1. Population Growth

According to forecasts from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, over the next 40 years Australia's national population will reach 40 million — almost double the current figure. Driven by the Gold Coast's population boom, Queensland's population in 2057 is expected to grow 87% on current levels, reaching an estimated 8.9 million.

Over the past year, visitor numbers to the Gold Coast grew at more than twice the rate of the Sunshine Coast, and also far outpaced the growth of Brisbane.

2. Infrastructure

The Gold Coast boasts well-developed public facilities in healthcare, transport, culture and education. Over the coming years, the local government will invest A$13.5 billion to expand infrastructure, including airport expansion, road upgrades, university expansion, new sports stadium upgrades and plans to develop a Chinatown. The government also plans to build a new cruise ship terminal, surrounded by new hotels, restaurants and shopping centres.

Among these, the Gold Coast will build a A$1.6 billion light rail project running through some of the most densely populated areas. The project connects the city's commercial, health, education, tourism and cultural centres, bringing new development opportunities to the surrounding areas along its 13-kilometre route with 16 stations.

3. Investment Returns

Queensland has the second-highest average annual economic growth rate in Australia, and its employed population accounts for 20.3% of the national workforce. Located in the state's southeast, the Gold Coast is now one of Australia's fastest-growing cities. Economic growth and a surging population have fuelled an active rental market, with strong demand for both short-term and long-term rental properties.

According to the latest REIQ data, as of the fourth quarter of last year the Gold Coast's rental vacancy rate fell again from 1.9% in the third quarter to 1.1%, making it one of the hardest areas to rent in all of Queensland.

REIQ director Antonia Mercorella said: "The Gold Coast's growth over the past five years has been remarkable, and I'm not surprised this area has become Queensland's hottest rental market. The data shows that whether you want to rent a 3-bedroom house or a 2-bedroom apartment, the Gold Coast has the highest rents in the state."

This project is situated in the prime Broadbeach area of the Gold Coast, right next to Queensland's largest shopping centre, Pacific Fair, and directly connected to Australia's largest convention centre. Downstairs you can walk straight into the Jupiters Casino entertainment precinct, home to theatres, top restaurants and bars. The project is also close to the light rail station, bus stops and the Gold Coast Highway, the main arterial road of the Gold Coast, and just 800 m on foot takes you to the Gold Coast beach, where you can enjoy the sunshine and sea breeze.

The surrounding area is lined with restaurants offering cuisines from around the world: the Chinese restaurant Dumplings, Japanese restaurant KKIYOMI, Western dining at Garden, M&G Cafe and Bar, Italian restaurants and more.