Deputy Premier set to launch construction of luxury development in key Olympic precinct

Construction has commenced on a $500m apartment complex near the Queensland Tennis Centre, giving nearly 200 new homes easy access to the 2032 Olympics.Queensland Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie is attended the sod turning ceremony this morning for ‘Gloriette’, the latest luxury project to be built in Yeerongpilly.Developed by Consolidated Properties Group (CPG), the site will hold 181 units, most ranging between two and three bedrooms in size.Building has started on Gloriette, a $500m luxury development near the Queensland Tennis Centre – a future site for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.Queensland Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie is attending the sod turning ceremony this morning with developer Consolidated Properties Group. Picture: Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier MailCPG CEO and chairman Don O’Rorke said the project was the premier building for Yeerongpilly Green, their $850m masterplanned community in collaboration with the state government and CVS Lane Capital.“Gloriette represents the next chapter for Yeerongpilly Green and a defining addition to Brisbane’s inner southern riverfront,” he said.“We’re pleased to confirm that Gloriette will be released to the market from October wit...