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info@thewitness.com.auBy info@thewitness.com.auMay 26, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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New renders of an inner-city complex with 150 apartments across two buildings have been revealed.

The dual structures at 10 Lyons Terrace in Windsor will cover a huge footprint fronting onto Cartwright Street and Lutwyche Road.

Construction has already begun and is expected to be completed in late 2027.

The buildings at 10 Lyons Terrace in Windsor will have glass-walled commercial spaces on the ground floor with apartments above.

The site – just under four kilometres from the CBD – currently includes several businesses, and it faces a retail strip with a Chemist Warehouse and Freedom Furniture.

Developer Bekaa Group said the buildings would be “like a private retreat”, with a 25-metre rooftop pool, a sauna, steam room, cold plunge, outdoor shower, barbeque areas, gym and a private dining space looking towards the city centre.

“The area was selected due to its proximity to Brisbane’s CBD, key transport links, employment hubs, lifestyle precincts, and existing infrastructure,” Bekaa said in a statement.

“We also see strong long-term growth potential in the area.”

The development was proposed in 2023, but has undergone several redesigns.

The new renders were lodged with Brisbane City Council in May alongside architectural plans.

These show glass-walled commercial spaces wrapping around both buildings on the ground floor.

The development will cover a huge footprint fronting onto Cartwright Street and Lutwyche Road.

The first building will be seven storeys and the second more than 10. The complex will comprise one-, two- and three-bedroom units.

An online listing shows the one-bedroom units will start at $745,000, while the two-bedders will cost more than $1 million.

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