Evans Long director Matthew Evans said the new delivery model was attracting attention.
“We launched the Proxima development with the plan to create a children’s centre of excellence and already the building has around 65 per cent of its space committed,” Evans said.
“The response from the market has been outstanding. We are in final negotiations with further key tenants and are receiving strong interest from other health-related businesses.
“It’s exciting to see construction commence today, and we expect the building to be complete by the end of 2022.”
Since the Queensland Government received handover of the land in 2019 three land sales have been finalised.
Four further sites are under in-confidence negotiations and two other sites were earmarked for investment by the Queensland Government to support small to medium enterprises.
Griffith University plans to build its Advanced Design and Prototyping Technologies (ADaPT) Institute, and an integrated residential aged care and key worker training facility.
Lumina is the final stage of the state government’s 9.5 hectare Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct located next to Gold Coast University Hospital, Gold Coast Private Hospital and Griffith University.
The former athletes village buildings were transformed into more than 1,200 dwellings and commercial space after the Commonwealth Games including a Woolworths and various restaurants called the Smith Collective.
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