Phil Bartsch is a journalist at The Urban Developer. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on commercial and residential real estate development, urban design, and the housing market. Phil's work has been featured in The Urban Developer.
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Brisbane-based developer Rogerscorp is making a major play in the northern Gold Coast growth corridor, filing plans for a 101-townhouse masterplanned community at Hope island.
The skyscraping ambitions of Spyre Group to stamp its luxury signature on the famed Gold Coast skyline have re-crystallised at Main Beach.
By: Phil Bartsch
It is a high-density, transit-oriented precinct that has been years in the making—and the next major piece of Brisbane's ambitious Albion Exchange masterplan has finally been revealed.
By: Phil Bartsch
85-89 Darebin Street, Heidelberg, VIC 3084 85-87 Sewells Road, Tarneit, VIC 3029 Yamanto Showroom Development Site 20 Saleyards Road, Yamanto, QLD 4305
By: Phil Bartsch
Brisbane's heritage-listed General Post Office is poised for a major mixed-use overhaul after the inking of a landmark deal.
By: Phil Bartsch
Gold Coast developer Tim Gordon and billionaire pub baron Bruce Mathieson have unveiled the masterplan for an $800-million mixed-use precinct at Springfield, south-west of Brisbane.
By: Phil Bartsch
Luxury builder-developer Graya has filed revised plans for its landmark $150-million tower on the Brisbane riverfront, signalling a broader structural shift across South-East Queensland's development landscape.
By: Phil Bartsch
Brisbane's unfinished busway network is on track for a major revival under a multibillion-dollar plan to expand the Brisbane Metro across key suburban corridors.
By: Phil Bartsch
Midrise plans for a $200-million trio of residential towers stepping up to seven storeys have been approved on Brisbane's southside as the city's suburban density push gathers momentum.
By: Phil Bartsch
Queensland is in a race against time to stop its accelerating pre-Olympics infrastructure megaprojects and private development pipeline crashing into a rock-hard reality check.
