Rich Lister Tim Gurner has acquired a 50 per cent stake in the Harbour Esplanade site, where plans include 1200 apartments and a 200-room hotel.
The Liberman family has turned to Rich Lister Tim Gurner to drive the transformation of a 1.8 hectare Docklands site that alongside fellow investors it has long sought to develop into a $1.75 billion hub with apartment towers and hotel accommodation.
Alongside the Liberman’s JGL Investments other investors include Russell Nisbet’s family company, Serene Gold, David Napier’s Forty First Natro, Michael Kohn’s family company, Mat-Tastic, and the family company of Qualitas founder Andrew Schwartz. Multiple towers on the site will house about 1200 apartments, including build-to-rent and build-to-sell units. There will also be up to a 200-room hotel. Below the towers at ground level will be a retail and commercial precinct, a wellness, recovery and performance centre and a large public area hat will offer “lagoon-like greenery and communal shared spaces”.
Despite retail and nighttime activity being a challenge, Docklands remains a major hub for development.
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