Following the voluntary windup of the two Macquarie Bank subsidiaries last year, Deloitte have been appointed to sell the 7133sqm waterside development site originally slated for Coast.

The site, overlooking the Broadwater and fronting Marine Parade was slated for an 11 storey building housing 168 apartments and was bought by the Maquarie entities in 2007 for $13.6m.  With the possiblity of a new DA increasing site density, the site will be marketed in a tender campaign in Australia, Korea and China.

In a lavish evening at Palazzo Versace, Sunland gave a host of industry insiders a look into their plans for the coming year.

It will be a busy year for the local developer, and recent acquisitions – like land at Royal Pines and The Glades feature prominently.  It also marks a continuation of Sunland’s return to townhouse development – with a vast majority of the projects consisting of houses and townhouses.

The only high rise featured was a project on Marine Parade in Labrador, slated for launch in December of 2010.

In total, there are nine projects slated for launch in south-east Queensland in 2010, totalling 943 homes with a value over $510m.