Hamilton dessert bar vacates site following clash with prominent developer
A dessert bar in Hamilton, Brisbane, has vacated its premises after a legal dispute with property developer Graya over eviction ahead of a planned luxury apartment development. The business, Krazy Dessert & Cocktail Bar, had secured a Supreme Court injunction allowing it to remain temporarily but ultimately left the site. Graya confirmed all 17 shop leases at the location have now been vacated, with construction set to begin soon. The developer plans a five-storey project called 'The Gallery,' featuring 37 units and ground-floor retail space.
- ▪Krazy Dessert & Cocktail Bar claimed a lease clause protected it from eviction for demolition until 2030.
- ▪The bar won a temporary injunction in April 2026 after being locked out by Graya.
- ▪Graya's development plans include 37 apartments and an arcade connecting to Kent Street.
- ▪All 17 commercial tenants at 63-71 Racecourse Road have now vacated the site.
- ▪Nearby, developer Fortis plans a 12-apartment building with food and beverage outlets on the same retail strip.
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