Why the developer waited to release these homes in Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic Precinct

AT A GLANCE: 

Developer: Unison Projects

Builder: BPG Developments 

Address: 7 Weightman Street, Herston, QLD 4006

No. of Residences: 45 

Estimated Completion Date: Complete Now 

Victoria Residences, Unison Projects’ 45-apartment development on Herston’s highest site, is complete. And now that it is, a selection of residences previously held back from sale have been released – a decision the developer says came down to one thing: wanting buyers to walk through the finished homes before deciding.

“We always knew these residences would only be truly appreciated when experiencing the end result in person,” said Shannon Down, Unison. 

“The house-proportioned scale, the panoramic outlooks, the sense of space from the inside out - it’s genuinely unique, something you feel the moment you walk through the door. The attention to detail that just feels right. 

“That’s why we made the decision to hold back a selection until completion, so buyers could see exactly what they were getting before making that decision.” 

Now, you can snap up one of Herston’s only new luxury apartments, right in the 2032 Olympic precinct.

Space that lives like a house

Architecturally designed by Ellivo Architects, Victoria Residences’ collection of three-bedroom residences and Sky Homes are built to house-like proportions rather than standard apartment scale.

Interiors are finished with natural stone benchtops, Miele appliances, engineered timber flooring to living areas, and carpet to bedrooms. Home chefs will love the kitchens, designed to go further than the benchtop, with some residences featuring a built-in bar, breakfast area, or walk-in butler’s pantry.

For those seeking more space, every Sky Home includes a large second living room, giving buyers a genuine second zone to retreat to – a detail more common in freestanding homes than apartments.

Herston’s most elevated address

This effortless way of living extends outdoors. Being located in a well-connected, inner-north locale, Herston is served by the Brisbane Metro, Inner Northern Busway, and an expanding network of cycling and walking paths, putting the CBD, King Street’s dining strip, the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, and QUT within easy reach.

Victoria Residences sits on Herston’s highest site, positioned within Brisbane’s confirmed 2032 Olympic precinct and directly opposite Victoria Park.

Taking advantage of this site, every apartment has been oriented to capture clear outlooks in every direction, whether across the parkland to the CBD skyline, or north over Herston’s leafy, low-rise streets. With no neighbouring apartment towers crowding the outlook, it’s a genuine point of difference from the density more typical of inner-city development.

A rooftop built for more than a view

The residents’ rooftop is designed as a genuine second home for the building, not just a lookout. A pool and sundeck sit at its centre, framed by panoramic parkland and city skyline outlooks. A private dining room opens onto an adjacent fire pit, purpose-built for evenings that run past sunset, while a separate outdoor dining and barbecue area caters to more casual gatherings. 

Landscaped gardens thread through the space, softening what could otherwise feel like a hard-edged amenity deck into something closer to a rooftop garden.

That same landscaping continues down the building’s face. Warm brickwork and contemporary feature screening give the facade texture and depth, while layered greenery softens the built form at every level as a deliberate response to Herston’s tree-lined, historic streetscape rather than a generic apartment finish.

Confidence in a resilient market

Richard Lawrence, principal of Position Property, points to broader momentum behind the demand.

“Brisbane’s property market continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and growth, with premium, owner-occupier stock like Victoria Residences exactly the kind of property buyers are searching for right now,” Richard said. 

“Genuine low-density opportunities this close to the CBD simply don’t happen, taking years to get into the market.” 

With the building complete, every buyer, whether downsizer or investor, can now walk through their exact home before deciding, backed by a limited supply of just 45 apartments and a position at the heart of Brisbane’s Olympic precinct that few developments will be able to match.

Three-bedroom, corner residences are priced from $1.799 million, with two baths, one study, and one car parking space.

A selection of Sky Homes featuring second living are available from $2.499 million, along with the Penthouse, priced at $4.849 million.

Click here to learn more or to enquire about Victoria Residences.