The tower “may not carry the Four Seasons or Ritz Carlton label, but it will shine under the surname ‘Trump’. And that means that it is a building for which no expense was spared and which is of the highest possible quality, moreover the best in the world.”
A 91-story skyscraper is planned for the city of Gold Coast, a popular seaside destination in the Australian state of Queensland. It will include a “six-star hotel resort”, 270 apartments, shops, a beach club and a swimming pool, Australian real estate investment company Altus Property Group said, reports Hina.
The “soon to be Australia’s tallest building, right in the middle of Surfers Paradise” will be “very convenient for Queensland tourism as well as great for Australia in general”, the company said.
After this new “address of significance”, with world-renowned facilities, distinctive design and uninterrupted views of the Gold Coast, being sophisticated on the beach will no longer mean the same,” it said.
Altus CEO David Young said he has been working on the development for almost 20 years. He called Ivanka Trump in 2007 to present Trump’s resort as “the best tourist attraction in Australia”.
Young said the final contract with the Trump Organization was signed on February 14 at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. The company has now “dived deep into the design, engineering, construction and fit-out process.”
He said the building would be Australian-owned, and the work would be carried out by Australian companies, but according to the design requirements of the Trump company.
Starting prices for apartments in the tower are likely to be 5 million Australian dollars, or 3.5 million US dollars, he said.
(Vijesti.ba)
