Fast Facts

Queen’s Wharf Brisbane and The Star Brisbane will provide a wide range of ‘quintessentially Queensland’ experiences to enjoy, and significant economic benefits for the local and state economy.

Destination Brisbane Consortium’s extensive consultation with Brisbane’s best-in-class architects, urban designers, heritage specialists, landscapers and town planners has resulted in the design of a uniquely Queensland development that is truly world-class.

Our development merges state-of-the-art contemporary architecture with heritage buildings in an exciting new precinct that will embrace Brisbane’s subtropical climate, blue skies and outdoor river-city lifestyle.

As well as being a major tourism attraction in its own right, Queen’s Wharf Brisbane will deliver economic benefits including thousands of construction and operational jobs and opportunities for suppliers.

• More than 1,000 premium hotel rooms operating under four future hotel brands including The Star Grand, Rosewood and Dorsett hotels
• Up to 2,000 residential apartments
• Sky Deck – 100 metres above the river
• Leisure Deck – an open-air oasis, 35 metres above street level
• More than 50 restaurants and bars once fully operational
• Brisbane’s largest hotel ballroom
• New and exciting retail
• Brisbane’s only casino
• 7.5 hectares of public space – equivalent to 12 football fields of public space
• The protection and repurposing of heritage buildings within the Queen’s Wharf precinct
• Pedestrian only Neville Bonner Bridge connecting the Queen’s Wharf and South Bank precincts