Residential
RCQ Wins Approval for $250m Caloundra Mixed-Use Precinct
A $250-million mixed-use precinct on Caloundra’s main strip has been approved, eight months after Sunshine Coast-based builder-developer RCQ filed plans for the site.
The Sunshine Coast Council this month approved RCQ’s proposal for 126-140 Bulcock Street, clearing the way for the Architectus-designed 12-storey, three-building scheme.
The cheme comprises 74 apartments, 96 hotel and short-term accommodation suites, and ground-floor dining, bar and retail space.
TUD+ Member Only Content
Want to read more?
Sign in to your TUD+ Account or join 50,000 property professionals who stay up to date with our newsletters and market trends with Australia's most trusted property journalists.
TOP STORIES
Death to the Basement: Cost, Time, Demand Drive Underground Parking Rethink
Marina Mirage Pivotal Moment for Gold Coast’s Luxury Future: Fraser
Inside Utopia: Emirates’ Wolgan Valley Reborn as Ritz-Carlton Lodge
Build, Buy or Hold: Where Hotel Capital is Going in 2026
