Plans for Australia’s first Trump Tower scrapped due to ‘toxic’ brand, developer says
The 91-storey luxury hotel on the Gold Coast in Queensland was meant to be Australia's tallest building
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- The 91-storey luxury hotel on the Gold Coast in Queensland was meant to be Australia's tallest building
- Plans for Australia's first Trump Tower scrapped due to 'toxic' brand, developer says
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Original report Plans for Australia's first Trump Tower scrapped due to 'toxic' brand, developer says
Publisher: BBC Business · Published May 13, 12:42 am · bbc.com
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The 91-storey luxury hotel on the Gold Coast in Queensland was meant to be Australia's tallest building
Plans for a AU$1.5bn ($1.1bn; £802m) Trump Tower in Queensland have been scrapped with an Australian developer blaming the "toxic" Trump brand and the Iran war for the project's demise
It comes just three months after the deal was announced, with claims that the 91-story luxury hotel on the Gold Coast would be Australia's tallest building, measuring 335 metres (1,100 ft) high, taller than the Shard in London
What happened
- The 91-storey luxury hotel on the Gold Coast in Queensland was meant to be Australia's tallest building
- Plans for Australia's first Trump Tower scrapped due to 'toxic' brand, developer says
- Plans for a AU$1.5bn ($1.1bn; £802m) Trump Tower in Queensland have been scrapped with an Australian developer blaming the "toxic" Trump brand and the Iran war for the project's demise
- It comes just three months after the deal was announced, with claims that the 91-story luxury hotel on the Gold Coast would be Australia's tallest building, measuring 335 metres (1,100 ft) high, taller than the Shard in London
- Details about the project have been deleted from the Trump Organization's website with a spokesperson saying the developer had not met obligations
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- The 91-storey luxury hotel on the Gold Coast in Queensland was meant to be Australia's tallest building
- The practical value is the source trail: BBC Business is the place to check before acting on prices, dates, availability, or local implications
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Original articlePlans for Australia's first Trump Tower scrapped due to 'toxic' brand, developer says
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Original articlePlans for Australia's first Trump Tower scrapped due to 'toxic' brand, developer says
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