Pivotal Point
4 storeys, 50 Marine Parade, Southport. Everything we can verify about this building, in one place.
Pivotal Point4 storeys
Suburb
Southport
Apartments
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Year built
2004
Height
124 m
Levies / quarter
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Street
50 Marine Parade
Living here: the rules
Pets
Not verified
Set by the by-laws in the community management statement.
Holiday letting
Not verified
Short stay depends on the by-laws and on council use approval.
Onsite manager
Not verified
A management rights holder living in and running the building.
Scheme type
Not verified
Standard format, building format, or BUGTA.
Where it is
50 Marine Parade, SouthportGold marker is Pivotal Point. The other dots are every building we list, so you can see what it sits among. Open in OpenStreetMap
Amenities
Garden
About Pivotal Point
Pivotal Point is a 4 storey residential building in Southport, on the Gold Coast, at 50 Marine Parade. It stands 124 metres tall and was completed in 2004. This page collects the facts a buyer normally has to chase across a title search, a body corporate record search and a phone call to the onsite manager.
Still to verify here: sinking fund balance, special levy history, defect and remediation history, car park allocation, and whether short stay has a council approval separate to the by-laws.
Pivotal Point: the questions people ask
How tall is Pivotal Point?
Pivotal Point stands 124 metres tall over 4 storeys. That makes it one of the taller towers in Southport.
How many floors does Pivotal Point have?
It has 4 storeys. Floor counts come from building records and OpenStreetMap, and exclude basement parking levels.
When was Pivotal Point built?
It was completed in 2004, which makes it about 22 years old. Age matters more than it looks in a Queensland tower: it drives the sinking fund, the remediation history and what the levies pay for.
Where is Pivotal Point?
Pivotal Point is at 50 Marine Parade, Southport 4215. The map above shows exactly where it sits and what else stands around it.
What is on site at Pivotal Point?
Mapped facilities on the site include garden. There may be more that is not mapped publicly, and we only list what we can verify.
Other buildings in Southport
Sources. Name, storeys and location: OpenStreetMap, OpenStreetMap features on the site, Wikipedia. Pets, holiday letting and scheme details: community management statement, Titles Queensland (not yet purchased for this building). Levies: body corporate disclosure.
Last checked: not yet verified. Found something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.
Last checked: not yet verified. Found something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.