Gemini Court Apartments management rights in Burleigh Heads sold – ResortBrokers

18 Sep 2026
Words The Hotel Conversation

Gemini Court Apartments management rights in Burleigh Heads sold – ResortBrokers

ResortBrokers’ Senior Broker Todd Warner has settled the sale of the management rights to Gemini Court Apartments in Burleigh Heads, representing the largest ever sale of its kind in the popular Gold Coast beachside destination.

The complex comprises 129 self-contained apartments across two towers: the 17-storey North Tower and 15-storey South Tower.

The rights to Gemini Court Apartments were acquired in an off-market transaction by Seabreeze Resorts. The sale included associated real estate by way of a two-bedroom manager’s apartment.

Mr Warner’s sale of Gemini Court Apartments set a new benchmark for management rights in Burleigh Heads, surpassing his previous record sale of the 110-apartment Burleigh Mediterranean Resort to ULTIQA Hotels & Resorts in November 2023.

“This was a genuine ‘super rights’ opportunity of a high-netting premium complex,” Todd Warner told The Hotel Conversation. Mr Warner has represented ResortBrokers on the Gold Coast since 2017.

“ResortBrokers consistently delivers results for our clients because we invest time in building genuine and lasting relationships with corporate buyers like Seabreeze, with whom we’ve had a long and trusted association over many years.”

“We’re delighted to be taking on the management and letting of Gemini Court Apartments,” Seabreeze Group’s Managing Director Winston Hall told The Hotel Conversation.

“It’s a landmark building in one of the best positions in Burleigh Heads, with an engaged owner base, and it sits naturally alongside the rest of our South East Queensland portfolio. Our focus from here is continuity for owners and residents and being a genuine long-term custodian of the building.

“Todd helped us get there, and we would work with him again. His real strength is that he understands management rights as an operating business rather than simply a transaction.” END

Back to Blog