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Subscriber only Sekisui House is preparing for the start of development at its Yaroomba Beach site despite still waiting for a court appeal judgment. Over the next couple of months works including geotechnical testing and surveying will be completed at the site controversially slated for a five-star resort, residential and commercial development. Project director Evan Aldridge said it was important to collect site information, in preparation for the start of development, while waiting for the judgement from the Court of Appeal later this year. Artist s impressions of Sekisui House s hotel and residential development at Yaroomba. A statement on behalf of the developer said that an earlier approval for the site, for a gated estate of apartments and houses, was still current and would be accommodated in the site investigation works.
Sekisui clarifies status as supporter of vital service
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Sekisui clarifies status as supporter of vital service
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Subscriber only The developers behind one of the Coast s most controversial projects have clarified their status as supporters of one of the region s most valued organisations. Sekisui House, the firm behind the controversial five-star hotel and residential development at Yaroomba Beach, say they remain supporters of high-profile not-for-profit RACQ LifeFlight, despite no longer being a major sponsor. Eagle-eyed Sunshine Coast Airport sources recently spotted the removal of Sekisui House from the sponsors board at the LifeFlight base at Marcoola. It was understood the development firm may have ceased as a major sponsor more than 12 months ago. Sekisui House s Yaroomba Beach project director Evan Aldridge said the firm worked in collaboration with local communities where its projects were located.