ANIKO GROUP showcases final opportunities at Chevron Island’s Premier residential address

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Leading Queensland developer and builder Aniko Group has unveiled two spectacular new display apartments at Orama on Chevron Island, as the $150 million project enters its final stages of construction and paves the way for the group’s next generation of developments, including the $3 billion The Landmark at Mermaid Beach on the Gold Coast.

Developed and built by Aniko Group, Orama has now topped out and is nearing completion, with construction expected to be finalised in mid-2026. The 102-apartment tower has proven highly popular with buyers, with 95 per cent of residences already sold.

The new display apartments showcase the quality, design and lifestyle that have driven strong buyer demand, with only a handful of spacious east-facing two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments remaining, priced from $1.495 million to $1.695 million.

The success of Orama marks another significant milestone for Aniko Group following its completion of the transformative $500 million Hope Island redevelopment, further cementing the company’s reputation for delivering high-quality residential communities across South East Queensland and shaping the future of premium residential living on the Gold Coast.

Located in the heart of Chevron Island, Orama has been designed to combine contemporary luxury with convenience, placing residents within walking distance of boutique shopping, dining precincts, HOTA and the world-famous Surfers Paradise beach.

The development features panoramic ocean, river and city views, a striking modern architectural design, and a dedicated 550sqm rooftop recreation terrace complete with a lap pool, spa, sauna, gymnasium, yoga room, business lounge, private dining facilities, BBQ areas and residents’ function spaces.

Inside, apartments feature expansive open-plan interiors, floor-to-ceiling glazing, generous balconies, ducted air-conditioning, engineered stone benchtops, premium Miele appliances and superior finishes throughout.

Orama is a permanent residents’ only building which will not offer holiday letting, which has attracted buyers.

Aniko Group Sales Director Peter Malady said the final release represented a rare opportunity to secure a residence in one of Chevron Island’s most anticipated new developments.

“With 95 per cent of Orama already sold, we now have only a handful of spacious east-facing two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments remaining,” Mr Malady said.

“These residences include either a dedicated study or multi-purpose room and are priced from $1.495 million to $1.695 million. Depending on the apartment selected, purchasers can enjoy stunning city, river or ocean views, while selected residences also include either one or two secure car parks.

“The overwhelming majority of purchasers have been local Gold Coast residents, many of whom are downsizers seeking a premium apartment lifestyle without compromising on space, quality or location.

“Buyers have been particularly attracted to Orama’s central Chevron Island position, the quality of construction, and the exceptional rooftop amenities that create a true resort-style living experience.”

Mr Malady said purchasers were also attracted by Aniko Group’s long-term commitment to the development.

“As both developer and builder, Aniko Group has maintained complete oversight of the project from conception through to delivery,” he said.

“Importantly, Aniko will also retain the on-site management of Orama, providing owners with peace of mind knowing the building will continue to be managed by the team responsible for creating it.”

With Orama nearing completion, Aniko Group is now focused on The Landmark, which sold out in the first tower, and has now done $100m sales in its second tower. Both are under construction.