Consolidated Properties plans 25-storey riverside tower at Yeerongpilly Green
Consolidated Properties Group has unveiled its 25-storey tower within the Yeerongpilly Green precinct, a key urban renewal zone positioned to benefit from its proximity to the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games tennis venue and the newly upgraded Yeerongpilly train station.
The development, designed by Rothelowman, will deliver 181 apartments, with a near-even split between two- and three-bedroom configurations. Apartment layouts will provide between 15 and 87 sqm of private open space.
Residents will also have access to over 2,000 sqm of communal garden areas on the ground plane, contributing to a wider strategy to minimise building footprint and enhance public amenity.
The tower’s amenities package includes a swimming pool, lounging areas, a library, kids’ playroom, social lounge, private dining spaces, and lawn areas. Parking for 300 residents and 28 visitors is proposed across basement levels.
A core feature of the proposal is the adaptive reuse of a heritage-listed structure on the site, the former animal morgue building, part of the State-registered Animal Research Institute. Restoration works will include removal of internal fittings and non-original additions, with refurbishment of the ventilator and windows, replacement of the skylight, and installation of a new portal window on the western façade. In the short term, the restored building is proposed to operate as a cultural venue for an internal art initiative, with future uses including community, retail, or food and beverage uses contemplated.
Urbis, in its Urban Planning Report, noted that “the proposed development has been designed to provide an ‘active edge’ around the lower levels of the development,” citing wellness areas, balconies, and landscaping as contributing to a dynamic street interface.
Consolidated Properties Group is no stranger to the precinct, having recently delivered a townhome collection and a retail centre within Yeerongpilly Green. This latest proposal represents the first in a series of high-rise residential projects planned for the site.
The 4,423 sqm parcel sits at the heart of the masterplanned precinct, with strong access to the Cross River Rail network and public green spaces. Future residents will be within walking distance of the Olympic tennis facilities and multiple active transport links.
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