Consolidated Properties markets 181-home Gloriette, Yeerongpilly

The post invites readers to register interest through the link in the account’s bio, which indicates the tower is being marketed. It does not say whether any residences have sold.

It also mentions wellness amenities. It describes the location as one of Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic Games venue precincts. That is the developer’s description, and we have not checked it against any Games planning document.

The numbers

The post states the following figures:

• Height: 25 storeys.
• Residences: 181 two- and three-bedroom riverside residences.
• Distance: 7 km from Brisbane’s CBD.

The post lists no price, no completion date and no sales figure, and we have not sourced any.

Gloriette is the developer’s name for the project, and Yeerongpilly Green is the precinct name the post uses. The post gives no site area, no height in metres and no gross floor area, so none is stated here. The 181 figure is the post’s count of residences, and the post does not say how many are two-bedroom and how many are three-bedroom.

For a Brisbane reader tracking apartment supply on the south side, a separate local project is covered in our report on the Monarch Residences at Toowong.

What’s next

The post points buyers to a registration of interest. No settlement or completion date appears in the post, and we have not seen one elsewhere. We will update the story if Consolidated Properties Group or Hutchies publishes further detail.

Source: Consolidated Properties Group, Instagram post. The Australian Developer has not independently verified the claims above.