Who is the Developer for 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

Genfac Investments Pty Ltd is the developer of 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba.

Who is the Architect for 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

Cottee Parker Architects is the architect of 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba.

Which suburb is 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba located in?

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba is located in Woolloongabba, QLD 4102.

What building type is 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba is an High-Rise development.

What is the height of the building(s) in 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

The height of 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba is 39m.

How many floors does 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba has a total of 12 floors.

How many buildings are there in 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba has a total of 1 building.

How many car spaces are there in 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba has a total of 81 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba?

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba has a total of 58 residences.

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Woolloongabba, QLD 4102

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba

65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102

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58 residences
12 floors
Apartments

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Estimated completion early 2029

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Apartments loves 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba because…

65-67 Regent Street introduces a sleek, slender residential silhouette to Woolloongabba, masterfully conceived by Cottee Parker Architects to optimise natural light and cross-ventilation across an efficient vertical footprint. The multi-level tower balances crisp architectural articulation with generous private balconies and deep-set glazing tailored to Queensland’s subtropical climate. Inside, intuitively zoned layouts emphasise structural acoustic privacy and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions, complemented by an exclusive rooftop recreation terrace.

Amenities

Outdoor Entertaining Area

Development information for 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba

Suburb:

Woolloongabba, QLD 4102

Local Government Area:

Brisbane City

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Early 2029

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Buildings:

Building Type:

High-Rise

Building Height:

39 metres

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“Well-connected inner-city position 400 metres from Buranda train station and healthcare precincts.”

What's near 65-67 Regent Street, Woolloongabba

Under 500m
Groceries
Buranda Village
Features a full-line Woolworths supermarket alongside specialty food stores, pharmacies, and daily services.
Transport
Buranda Railway Station and Busway
Delivers frequent suburban rail services on the Beenleigh and Cleveland lines alongside rapid South East Busway routes.
Gardens
Hanlon Park
Features a naturalised creek corridor, shared walking and cycling paths, open grassed areas, and playground equipment.
Under 1km
GP / Medical
Princess Alexandra Hospital
Provides comprehensive tertiary healthcare services, specialist outpatient clinics, and a major 24-hour emergency department.
Education
Buranda State School
Operates as a co-educational government primary school catering to students from prep through to year 6.

Woolloongabba, QLD 4102

Woolloongabba experiences robust capital growth and rental demand supported by healthcare professionals, university students, and inner-city workers. The area is defined by substantial transport connectivity, with direct access to arterial road corridors, busways, and passenger rail lines.

Infrastructure updates

Designated High Density Residential under the Brisbane City Plan 2014, with surrounding amenity bolstered by the expanded Woolloongabba Priority Development Area and the $5.4 billion Cross River Rail project.