The plan to transform this quiet suburban street with almost 200 units
A suburban street in Chermside, Brisbane, is set for a significant transformation with plans to build a 15-storey tower containing nearly 200 residential units. The development aims to accommodate the city's growing population and is part of a broader initiative to increase density in certain areas. Local residents have expressed concerns about potential impacts on property values and the character of their neighborhood.
- ▪The proposed tower will consist of 193 apartments and include amenities such as a swimming pool and gym.
- ▪Five existing properties on Kelso Street will be demolished to make way for the new development.
- ▪Residents have voiced concerns about overshadowing, property value drops, and increased congestion during construction.
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