16 apartment buildings of four storeys or more in Biggera Waters, compared side by side. The tallest is Bayview Tower at 30 storeys.
16Buildings
30Tallest, storeys
—Median levies / qtr
1990–1990Built between
0Allow pets
2Allow holiday letting
What buying in Biggera Waters actually involves
Apartment stock in Biggera Waters ranges from 4 to 30 storeys. The building you buy into matters as much as the apartment itself: two towers on the same street can differ by thousands of dollars a year in body corporate levies, and the by-laws decide whether you can keep a dog or let the place out to holidaymakers.
Every building below has its own page with the levies, the rules and the amenities we have been able to verify, plus a note on what is still unconfirmed.
It depends on the individual building, not the suburb. 2 of the 16 buildings we have checked in Biggera Waters permit short stay letting under their by-laws. Council approval for the use can be a separate question again.
Are pets allowed in Biggera Waters apartments?
It is decided building by building, in the by-laws recorded in the community management statement for each scheme. A Queensland body corporate cannot refuse a pet unreasonably, but the by-laws are where the argument starts. We are working through them building by building and have not verified the Biggera Waters schemes yet.
What is the tallest building in Biggera Waters?
Bayview Tower, at 30 storeys and 103 metres. Every building in Biggera Waters is listed below, ranked by height.
Sources. Building names, storey counts and locations: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and Wikidata (CC0). Levies, pet and letting rules: community management statement and body corporate records, purchased per building. Coverage: buildings of four storeys or more. Smaller walk-ups are not yet listed.