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176 to 186 Montague Road, South Brisbane by TRK and COX

Council critics say more than 180,000 unit and townhouse households faced larger increases after a 3.97% average rate rise was promoted for freestanding houses.

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TRK Property Group has lodged a development application for a 20 storey residential tower on Montague Road, adding to the wave of change sweeping one of Brisbane’s most significant emerging riverfront precincts. The proposal at 176 to 186 Montague Road, South Brisbane, will deliver 161 apartments designed by COX Architecture on a prominent corner site directly opposite the former Visy landholding. The application was received by Brisbane City Co…

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‘Sneaky’: Brisbane Council slammed over hidden rate hikes for units

Labor accuses Adrian Schrinner of hiding rate increases affecting more than 180,000 households, as unit owners report double-digit rate rises.

·City of Perth, Australia
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Brisbane Council questioned over ‘sneaky’ rate hikes

Labor accuses Adrian Schrinner of hiding rate increases affecting more than 180,000 households, as unit owners report double-digit rate rises.

·North Sydney, Australia
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176 to 186 Montague Road, South Brisbane by TRK and COX

TRK Property Group has lodged a development application for a 20 storey residential tower on Montague Road, adding to the wave of change sweeping one of Brisbane’s most significant emerging riverfront precincts. The proposal at 176 to 186 Montague Road, South Brisbane, will deliver 161 apartments designed by COX Architecture on a prominent corner site directly opposite the former Visy landholding. The application was received by Brisbane City Co…

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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