Arada to deliver 952 residences in Dh5 billion Broadbeach twin‑tower project ahead of 2032 Games

Dubai-based developer Arada has unveiled a Dh5 billion residential scheme on the Gold Coast that will deliver 952 homes in Broadbeach, marking the company’s first development outside New South Wales. The project comprises two towers offering one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and is scheduled for completion in time for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Construction will be carried out by Roberts Co, the tier-one contractor Arada Group acquired in 2025, with the design led by Plus Studio. A landscaped podium will link the twin towers, which will include residents’ amenities such as pools, fitness and wellness facilities, communal terraces, private dining, a library, lounge and dedicated work-from-home spaces. Approximately 1,200 square metres of ground-floor floorplate will be set aside for retail and hospitality tenants. The site benefits from its position opposite the Gold Coast Convention Centre and direct access to the light rail, while The Star Gold Coast and Pacific Fair Shopping Centre are within walking distance. Arada has identified South East Queensland as a key market for its Australian expansion and says using Roberts Co gives it control over both development and construction phases. Alkhoshaibi said that delivering the project through their own tier-one construction business will allow the group to maintain the quality, pace and accountability buyers expect. The Broadbeach development is Arada’s largest Australian commitment to date and expands a pipeline of eight projects comprising more than 5,000 homes across Australia since the group entered the country in 2024.