2 Ambleside Street, West End.

Originally purchased from the Linfox group by the MD group, “The Armaguard Building” was Armaguard’s West End purpose built armoured vehicle depot for many years. For two years, this site was the home of ProppaNOW an Indigenous Artists Collective, whilst plans were being prepared for an affordable housing project that did not proceed. This site was sold in 2007 to the Indigenous Land Corporation and will soon be the new home for the Brisbane Indigenous Media Association Incorporated and radio stations 98.9FM and 4AAA.

Refer to Media Link for Urban Developer (Issue 05/07) article - “Developer Committed to Aboriginal Art and Culture.”
(Published by Urban Development Institute of Australia)

8, 10, 12 & 14 Clive Street, Annerley.

This 2,200m² residential site currently has four dwellings being utilised for student accommodation rentals.

The above plans represent an analysis for redevelopment of 45 units for affordable rentals and housing.

“Villa Mer” - 29 Duke Street, Sunshine Beach.

Three strata titled townhouses occupying a large residential block ripe for either redevelopment or refurbishment on the corner of Ferguson and Duke Streets, Sunshine Beach.

17-21 Duncan Street, West End.

This is a strategic 2,964m² urban renewal industrial site located next to the Brisbane River in West End. This property was identified in 2001 as having medium term growth potential for alternate uses resulting from the West End Riverside Urban Renewal. The property is currently leased for office and storage purposes.

“Centrepoint” - 136 Goondoon Street, Gladstone.

Purchased in 2007, this 2496 m² nett lettable five-story office building on a 3,544m² site offers an opportunity to be up-graded and expanded in the regional boom town of Gladstone. Major tenants are the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, Department of Transport and the Australian Technical College along with several retail shops and other commercial tenants facing the main street. This key commercial property has adequate land to build additional shops and offices should the demand arise.

6 Harvey Road, Clinton, Gladstone.

22/23 townhouses are being planned for construction on this 7,512m² site. This site has been held by one of the Directors for over 18 years.

11 Hope Street, South Brisbane.

2001 - Shortly after purchase.	2001 - After demolition of the old Peacock’s Saw Sharpening building.	2002 - Concept Development for Apartments.
2008 – Changes in Local Government Authority indicate development potential in excess of 20 storeys.

Presently used for light industry, this 908m² site was purchased for a future development of multi-units with retail at ground level. This property sits within the heart of the Kurilpa area of South Brisbane close to the Gallery of Modern Art and the Tank Street footbridge.

“Juliette Corner” - 336 Ipswich Road, Annerley.

2004 - Before refurbishment.	Juliette Corner Concept Design.	2005 - After refurbishment.

This 2,172m² MP3 zoned site purchased in 2004 was refurbished in 2005. Currently leased to tenants allied with the food and medical industries.

This property was sold in February 2010.

Southbank Campus Apartments (SCA) - 7 Hope Street, South Brisbane and 44 Montague Road, South Brisbane.

1999 - Under construction.	2008 - SCA completed in 2000.	2001 - 44 Montague Road, looking for a tenant after completion.
An Artists impression of “The Montague” built in 1890 refurbished in 2000.

The site for Southbank Campus Apartments, “The Montague” (formerly Coronation Hotel) and Shops at 44 Montague Road was acquired and negotiated by Paul Hey in 1998 on behalf of interests associated with Jeff Wicks and partner.

This site was fully redeveloped in 1999/2000 into the successful mixed use project that exists today as the 93 apartments making up Southbank Campus Apartments, retail space at 44 Montague Road and the Refurbishment of the Montague building providing office space and “The Joynt – Café/Bar”.

“The Montague” is owned by Jeff Wicks and is the heart of the Montague Developments operation with the location of its offices.

Refer to Media Link for The Courier Mail (28/04/1999) article “$15m Unit Block Targets Students”.

399 Montague Road, West End.

A warehouse/office property of 7,663m² in land area, ideally located in the Montague South precinct of West End for future development across a range of different uses including unit, ground level retail and upper floor office development. This property was sold in 2008 to the Stockwell group.

Refer to Media Link for The Courier Mail (27/06/2008) article “West End Hot to Trot.”

Old Dixon’s Tannery - 439 Montague Road, West End.

A Heritage listed warehouse/office building on 4,465m² of land situated in the fast changing, solid development pocket of Montague Road, South Precinct of West End. Originally connected to the Dixon Boot Factory which currently houses the Queensland Ballet. This site has strong growth prospects and is currently occupied with offices and warehousing tenants.

1 McEwan Street, Riverview, Ipswich.

A 6,725m² property purchased for its medium term growth potential in this re-emerging area in the important Western corridor. This property will benefit from the proposed Ipswich Motorway upgrade and Riverview Business Park. The strategic location of this land near to the Riverview railway station is another locational attribute.