Who is the Developer for Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City?

Far East Consortium is the developer of Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City.

Who is the Architect for Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City?

Hassell Studio is the architect of Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City.

What building type is Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City?

Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City is an High-Rise development.

How many residences are there in Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City?

Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City has a total of 847 residences.

Queen’s Wharf Residences | New apartments at 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City

Q: What is the height of the building(s) in Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City?

The height of Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City is 265m.

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Brisbane City, QLD 4000

Queen’s Wharf Residences

23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000

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High-Rise
847 residences

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Plans approved
Construction started
Under construction
Complete

Under construction

Queen’s Wharf Tower || 3 Bedroom Diamond Residences

Presiding on levels 49 to 70 and defined by bespoke finishes, luxury appliances and unbeatable views, the Diamond Residences are amongst the most precious residential offering within Queen’s Wharf.

Gaggenau appliances, natural stone benchtops and feature 2Pac joinery are all standard in these residences. The design is distinguished by versatile outdoor living, featuring lift and tilt windows so you can enjoy the spectacular alfresco spaces at any time of year; whilst also prioritising sustainability, boasting a ‘6 Green Star Design & As-Built’ rating and EV-compatible car parks.

3 Bedroom Residences Now Selling from $2,992,000 - $3,500,000

Building Features:

25m Lap Pool & Lounge Pool
Poolside Lounge & Cabana
Wellness Centre & Gymnasium
Steam Room, Sauna & Magnesium Plunge Pool
Cinema & Sound Lounge
Executive Bar, Library & Private Dining
Wine Lounge, Sports Bar & Games Room
Business Centre & Board Rooms
Resident's Lounge & Private Dining Rooms
Outdoor Work-From-Home Lounge

Development information for Queen’s Wharf Residences

Suburb:

Brisbane City, QLD 4000

Local Government Area:

Brisbane City

Project Status:

Under construction

Residences:

847

Building Type:

High-Rise

Building Height:

265 metres

Meet the team behind Queen’s Wharf Residences - 23 Margaret Street, Brisbane City

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“CBD position situated 300 metres from the new Albert Street Cross River Rail precinct.”

What's near Queen’s Wharf Residences

Under 500m
Gardens
Brisbane City Botanic Gardens
Features 20 hectares of shaded parklands, riverfront cycling tracks, public art displays, and exercise circuits.
Education
Queensland University of Technology Gardens Point Campus
Houses university faculties for business, law, science, and engineering alongside advanced research facilities.
Groceries
Coles Uptown Brisbane
Full-line supermarket providing fresh produce, packaged groceries, and seven-day trading in the Queen Street precinct.
Transport
Queen Street Bus Station
Underground rapid-transit terminal serving high-frequency Translink bus lines throughout the Greater Brisbane region.
GP / Medical
Queen Street Medical Centre
Provides general practice consultations, pathology collection, occupational medical assessments, and preventive healthcare services.

Brisbane City, QLD 4000

Brisbane City exhibits sustained capital demand driven by major inner-city infrastructure initiatives, an expanding white-collar workforce, and a dense concentration of student and corporate demographics. The precinct delivers immediate connectivity across South East Queensland through extensive rail networks, subterranean busways, and river ferries.

Infrastructure updates

Regulated under the Queen's Wharf Brisbane Priority Development Area Development Scheme via the Economic Development Act 2012, integrated alongside the $6.3bn Cross River Rail Albert Street underground station delivery.