Parc Vue - 1091 Plenty Rd, Bundoora

Laureate at Parc Vue - 1091 Plenty Road, Bundoora

Botanic at Parc Vue - 1091 Plenty Road, Bundoora

NUE - 21-23 Norwood Crescent, Moonee Ponds

Frith & Howarth - 288-290 Victoria Street, Brunswick

Allison Parkside - 1032 Mt Alexander Road, Essendon

212 Carr Place, Leederville

570-572 Upper Heidelberg Road, Heidelberg

86-94 Pelham Street, Carlton

125 Cape Street, Heidelberg

19 Urquhart Street, Coburg

455 Upper Heidelberg Road, Heidelberg Heights

Napier - 740 High Street Road, Glen Waverley

57 Melville Road, Brunswick West

34-36 Hope Street, Brunswick - 34-36 Hope Street, Brunswick, Brunswick

<ul><li>A holistic and stylish approach to the exterior and interior design.</li>
	<li>Spacious and comfortable apartments with high quality finishes.</li>
	<li>A community feel with plenty of residential activity spaces.</li>
</ul>Poised to make a statement in the eclectic suburb of West Brunswick is newcomer The Grove.

The product of a joint collaboration between developer Blue Earth Group and MAP Architecture, these residences showcase a superior level of style and functionality.

The Grove is comprised of three buildings offering 325 apartments across 9 floors, each with their own name, style and feel. Elm features 95 one and two bedroom apartments, Oak features 115 one, two and three bedroom apartments, Maple features 115 more one, two and three bedroom apartments.

The Grove, designed by award-winning MAP Architecture, showcases a philosophy of exceptional design that integrates stylish good looks, spatial harmony and a wealth of practical solutions for everyday living.

Gorgeous interiors by the highly regarded Adele Bates Design Studio have been designed with ‘a place for everything’ creating apartments superior in both style and functionality. The spectacular one, two and three bedroom residences across the three buildings reflect a holistic design vision.

With a passion for individuality and carefully considered detail, the space is warm and ambient, immersing you with natural materials, engineered timber floors and stone benchtops and mirrored splashbacks.

Superb engineered joinery delivers both a luxurious appearance and robust, long-lasting functionality. Residents will enjoy the incredible amount of exclusive amenities placed perfectly to encourage an active and social lifestyle.

<h2>The Grove Amenities:</h2>

<ul><li>Health Club</li>
	<li>Business centre</li>
	<li>Landscaped spa</li>
	<li>Bocce court</li>
	<li>Outdoor kitchen and dining</li>
	<li>Cafe</li>
	<li>Private lounge and dining room</li>
	<li>Table tennis zone</li>
</ul>The Grove features a uniquely sophisticated facade that draws from a broad palette of materials arranged in a structured design defined by clean white crisp lines.

Located in West Brunswick, be within a short walking distance of a highly cultural and vibrant lifestyle hub such as Sydney Road, lined with eclectic cafes, bars, restaurants, boutiques and thrift stores showing off the proud diversity of the area. Moonee Valley Racecourse is within walking distance with the exciting hub of Moonee Ponds just a 5 minute drive away.

Peruse Puckle and Hall streets as you find yourself amongst fresh food markets, fine dining experiences and boutique shops.

Construction of the buildings have begun with an expected completion in late 2020.

The Grove - 1-5 Olive York Way, Brunswick West

Newcomer The Editor is poised to make a statement in Moonee Ponds, the product of a joint collaboration between Spacious Property Development Group and MAP Architecture. Designed to encourage residents to ‘write their future’, these homes have been crafted to deliver practicality and sophistication while harmonising with the surrounding neighbourhood.

Comprising 42 residences spread across four floors, this charming low-rise features a contemporary facade that draws from a variety of natural textures. Floor-to-ceiling windows filter in an abundance of natural light, which permeates throughout the spacious open plan layouts. 

Apartment interiors transition seamlessly onto generous terraces and balconies, providing a perfect spot for unwinding after work or entertaining guests within the privacy of your own home. High-quality fixtures have been incorporated throughout the interiors, including Miele kitchen appliances, sleek Nero tapware, 2pac joinery, and European Oak floorboards. Intelligently designed, all apartments offer additional storage and easily accessible protected parking.

Editor Moonee Ponds - 31-33 Taylor Street, Moonee Ponds

Glenholm is a collection of townhomes located in Melbourne's leafy east, designed by MAP Architects with landscapes by John Patrick.

The townhomes feature Miele appliances, timber flooring, 2.9m high ceilings, and high-performance glazing. Each residence has its own sense of identity with space between the townhomes and an open common area for neighbours to gather.

The architecture of Glenholm is focused on sustainability and designed to achieve a 7-star energy rating.

The location of Glenholm is highly connected with easy access to Glen Iris station, trams, and bike paths. It's also in close proximity to some of Melbourne's best schools.

Key features:

<ul><li>Glenholm townhomes have been designed by MAP Architects with landscapes by John Patrick.</li>
	<li>Each townhome features Miele appliances, timber flooring, and high-performance glazing.</li>
	<li>The homes have a 7-star energy rating, delivering lower carbon footprint and energy bills through innovative features.</li>
</ul>

Glenholm - 1795 Malvern Road, Glen Iris

Introducing Tomorrow, a thoughtfully designed residential development by YOUNG Group and designed by MAP Architecture in Melbourne's inner north. These off-the-plan apartments have been crafted with a clear focus on discerning design and responsible living, incorporating functionality, sustainability, and amenity from every angle.

The gardens have been designed by renowned landscape architect John Patrick, adding verticality and depth to the building with trailing plants covering the balconies and a selection of herbs for residents' private gardens. These green spaces also provide a sense of belonging, where residents can relax and socialise with friends and neighbours.

Inside, the interiors have been guided by principles of simplicity and flexibility, allowing for spaces to adapt and grow with residents' needs. The warm palette with stone and timber accents creates an inviting and immediately relaxing atmosphere, while a choice of light and airy or dark and moody colour schemes allows for personalisation.

But Tomorrow isn't just aesthetically pleasing. It's also energy-efficient, with a 7.5 star rating from the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS). The building's insulation and solar passive design reduce reliance on artificial heating and cooling, leading to reduced energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.

Natural light has also been a key consideration, with large, light-filled living spaces and double-glazed full-height sliding doors creating a visual and physical link between indoor and outdoor areas. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, from the views when sitting on the balcony to the amount of sunlight that will fill the residences in the middle of winter.

<h3>Key selling points:</h3>

<ul><li>Brand-new low-rise apartment development</li>
	<li>Designed by MAP Architecture</li>
	<li>Located in the heart of vibrant Northcote</li>
	<li>Spacious open-plan layouts with high-quality finishes </li>
	<li>Range of amenities including secure parking and bike storage</li>
</ul>

Tomorrow Northcote - 243-249 St Georges Road, Northcote

<ul><li>Just 30 minutes from Melbourne CBD.</li>
	<li>6 star NatHERs rating.</li>
	<li>Sophisticated apartments.</li>
</ul>Crafted by MAP Architecture, Custom brings a new calibre of design to the vibrant heart of Highett.

Combining a sophisticated facade with a series of expertly curated living spaces, each flexible apartment has been designed to nurture a diverse range of lifestyles. From here, Highett’s thriving village is just steps from your doorstep – a cultural hub filled with an enviable selection of bustling restaurants and playful bars. The development has an overall NatHERs rating of 6 stars, with NBN available and connected. Providing rainwater tanks, efficient water fixtures, effective natural ventilation, low-emission finishes and numerous other sustainable inclusions, Custom creates an efficient living experience for its residents whilst reducing its impact on the world of tomorrow.

Highett’s suburban charm is met with enviable connectivity, affording residents with access to Melbourne’s premier cultural hubs. With Highett Station on your doorstep, a journey into the city couldn’t be easier – achievable in just 30 minutes.

Custom - 20 Station Street, Highett

Stratus - 360 Lygon St, Brunswick East

Sole - 952-954 High Street, Reservoir

Welcome to the vibrant location of East Brunswick, Mr Nichols. Backed by developer M2 Consult and MAP Architecture, this mid-rise represents a unique opportunity where contemporary design meets a majestic nod to the past.

With 18 two-bedroom apartments, eight one-bedroom and study apartments, and two one-bedroom apartments, Mr Nichols flaunts a unique exterior of recycled brickwork that personifies traditional Brunswick brick from the 1900s. Featuring steel black vertical lines that encase balconies and vegetation, the building’s facade is framed by sleek white lines. The result is an exterior that embraces elements of contemporary design and fuses them with charming relics of the past. 
 
Step inside and let your eyes glide over clean lines, polished timber flooring, and a timeless palette of greys and white. Check out the spacious kitchen with its elegant fittings and imagine the culinary delights you will create in this space. 

The bathroom features all the nuances required for living in modern luxury, including an exquisite shower recess, chic floating vanity cabinet, and beautiful shelving. Make the large living area yours with its smart yet stunning design, which flows seamlessly to your private balcony. There you can immerse yourself in a cup of coffee or those delights you made in the kitchen earlier while you overlook spectacular views.

Mr Nichols - 65 Nicholson Street, Brunswick East

Mink - 110 Keilor Rd, Essendon North

Rima - 22-30 Lygon Street, Brunswick East

Joulia - 200 Lygon St, Brunswick East

ISEO - 443-445 Lygon Street, Brunswick East

Geox - 37 Breese Street, Brunswick

<ul><li>Great central location.</li>
	<li>Contemporary and spacious residences.</li>
	<li>Panoramic balcony views.</li>
</ul>Contemporary living at its finest in the heart of Bayswater. This collection of eighteen immaculately designed homes feature a streamlined look to withstand the passing of time. With generously proportioned open-plan living zones complemented by premium, modern comforts, Highmont is an exemplification of elevated living.

Highmont's 2 bedroom homes are aesthetically appealing with a humble, yet sophisticated façade. Elevated in position, with distant views, the sizeable windows and private balcony presents panoramic sights of the surroundings.

Highmont is connected in every way with Bayswater Railway Station literally on its door-steps. The fabulous central location means easy access to public transport by both train and bus. The location also supports easy access to the city via Eastlink and acts as the gateway to The Dandenong Ranges. The fabulous central location means easy access to public transport by both train and bus. The surrounding public realm of the location offers national retailers, Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, Mitre 10 and has banking needs sorted with Commonwealth, NAB and Bendigo Bank all in close proximity.

Highmont - 3 James Street, Bayswater, Bayswater

Ruba - 565 Camberwell Road, Camberwell

7 North - 23-25 Clapham Street, Thornbury

102A-104 Maribyrnong Road, Moonee Ponds

The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston

Mayven St Georges - 56 St Georges Road, Northcote

41 Peel Street, Collingwood

To make homeownership accessible to a wider demographic, Spacious Property&nbsp;is offering buyers at their Voyage Altona apartments an opportunity to secure them with just a five per cent deposit.

Situated on a 2,000 sqm plot in the heart of the major activity centre, <a href="/new-apartments/voyage-altona-102-106-pier-street-altona">Voyage</a> will consist of 52 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments.

With prices starting from $502,000 for a one-bedroom, buyers can secure an apartment with a $25,100 deposit, or a $52,000 deposit for a three-bed which start at $1.04 million.

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Designed by <a href="/architects/map-architecture">MAP Architecture</a>, Voyage Altona showcases an asymmetrical form and refined materiality that pays homage to its location.

The interiors feature a layered and textured minimalist design aesthetic, characterised by a neutral colour palette, warm tones, and timber flooring.

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Apartments come equipped with Miele appliances and stone benchtops and feature full-height windows that offer panoramic views of the bay and surrounding landscape.

Situated approximately 13 kilometres southwest of <a href="/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne</a>'s CBD and adjacent to <a href="/new-apartments/williamstown-vic-3016">Williamstown</a>, Voyage Altona provides convenient access to urban amenities, public transportation, the <a href="/developments/altona-vic-3018">Altona</a> shopping centre, and Altona beach, making it an attractive choice for potential residents seeking a well-connected and vibrant lifestyle.

Voyage Altona is slated for completion by <a href="/builders/valeo-construction">Valeo Construction</a> in mid-2025.

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Voyage Altona is slated for completion by Valeo Construction in mid-2025

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Five per cent deposit offer at Voyage Altona apartments

NUE, one of the newest apartment developments in&nbsp;<a href="/developments/moonee-ponds-vic-3039">Moonee Ponds</a>, presents a boutique collection of intelligently designed apartments by global property group Chiodo Corporation.

Nestled in the <a href="/developments/moonee-ponds-vic-3039">heart of the suburb</a>, NUE offers residents the ultimate urban lifestyle, combining contemporary style with a locale of classic sophistication.

Designed by the award-winning MAP Architecture, NUE comprises just 19 one and two-bedroom apartments, atop a signature pizza, pasta, and wine bar on the ground floor.

There's only a limited selection of two-bedroom apartments remaining, with some benefitting from an allocated car space.&nbsp;

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Living at NUE means enjoying a life of convenience and leisure. Start your day with a refreshing walk or run along the picturesque Maribyrnong River, followed by a catch-up session with friends at one of the popular local cafés, such as Dear Abbey.

If you're in the mood for some shopping, take a leisurely stroll along Puckle Street, or treat yourself to a day of relaxation at a nearby day spa. For those seeking tranquility, Queens Park offers a serene setting by the lake.

As evening approaches, <a href="/developments/moonee-ponds-vic-3039">Moonee Ponds</a> transforms into a haven for dining enthusiasts. With its array of restaurants offering a world of flavours, as well as bars like Valley Cellardoor, residents of NUE have an array of options just moments from their home.&nbsp;

NUE has been designed to seamlessly blend with <a href="/developments/moonee-ponds-vic-3039">Moonee Ponds' urban living and leafy parklands</a>. The architecture of the development is characterised by refined and contemporary designs, incorporating clean and angular forms softened by earthy tones and timbers.

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Inside the apartments, residents are greeted with natural oak timber flooring and charcoal carpeting, while bronze matt frames around the floor-to-ceiling windows. The bathrooms feature black or brass tapware, integrated appliances, and a striking feature wall.

NUE's prime location ensures that the best of Moonee Ponds is within easy reach. The <a href="/developments/melbourne-vic">CBD is a mere six kilometres away</a>, and residents have a range of public transport options available, including a train station, two trams, and a bus interchange.

For those who prefer alternative modes of transportation, the Maribyrnong River Trail and nearby Citylink provide easy access to the city by bike or car.

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Inside the new Moonee Ponds apartment development, NUE

Melbourne's inner-north will soon gain a new architectural gem with the arrival of Tomorrow Northcote.

Currently under construction, the MAP Architecture-designed residences embody a fresh perspective on living, emphasising functionality, sustainability, and amenity in their design.

MAP have blended the essence of Northcote's eclectic housing styles into the architectural form of Tomorrow with the result being a residence that coexists with its surroundings.

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The material palette employed in the façade, with its contemporary timber-look battens and highly efficient glazing, lends a subdued yet modern touch to the exterior.

The residences have been designed to flood the living spaces with natural light and establish connections to private garden areas or terrace oases.

The landscapes surrounding Tomorrow also play a vital role in creating a feeling of unity and belonging. Landscape architect John Patrick has infused the gardens with greenery that adds verticality and depth to the building. Trailing plants cover the balconies, while a curated selection of flora responds to the climate and character of Northcote at large.&nbsp;

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Tomorrow's interior design has been guided by principles of simplicity and flexibility, with the spaces within each residence are designed to adapt and grow along with the residents themselves.&nbsp;

The living spaces feature large, light-filled areas, thanks to double-glazed, full-height sliding doors that create a seamless visual and physical link between the indoors and the outdoors.&nbsp;

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Tomorrow Northcote: A fusion of functionality, sustainability, and discerning design

Melbourne's leafy east suburb Glen Iris is attracting families with one of its latest developments.&nbsp;

BHC Property' latest townhouse collection, GlenHolm, offers a mix of two, three and four-bedroom floorplans, which is attracting families small and large.

The limited collection of large-scale townhomes at&nbsp;1795 Malvern Road has captured the attention of homebuyers due to its impressive features and ideal location, with MAP Architects behind the design.

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Boasting landscapes by the esteemed John Patrick, the masterplan focuses on providing residents with privacy and a strong sense of community.

Each townhome is thoughtfully spaced, allowing for a sense of individuality and ample breathing space, with the staggered form of the homes further adding to the distinctiveness of each residence.

Nestled between the rows of townhomes, an open common area fosters a sense of neighbourly camaraderie, providing a place for residents to gather and gardens to flourish.

With the long-term resident in mind, GlenHolm incorporates various design elements to cater to modern living. The homes feature dedicated working-from-home spaces, ensuring that residents can easily adapt to the evolving demands of remote work.

Entrance stations offer convenience and security, while there's also intelligent storage solutions, high-quality Miele appliances and durable fixtures integrated throughout.

GlenHolm is also designed with sustainability in mind. These townhomes boast a 7-star energy rating, with innovative features such as high-performance glazing and 2.9 metre high ceilings contributing to maintaining comfortable living conditions, along with a lower carbon footprint and lower energy bills for residents.

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Quiet streets wind through the area, offering a sense of serenity that is hard to come by in the city. Open parklands provide ample space for outdoor recreation, while the charming village shopping precincts cater to the needs of residents, ensuring convenience is just a stone's throw away.&nbsp;

Nature enthusiasts are in for a treat as the renowned Gardiners Creek Trail meanders through the eastern suburbs, stretching approximately 20 kilometres from Blackburn Lakes to the Main Yarra Trail in Burnley, while locals also enjoy the splendours&nbsp;of Hedgley Dene Gardens, boasting open lawns, an ornamental lake, and a number of footbridges.

Steeped in Edwardian-era charm, the nearby Central Park is another favourite, spanning almost 19 acres, with the verdant space home to an array of trees and garden beds, and even a cricket oval. Among its notable attractions is one of Victoria's oldest conservatories, a testament to the park's rich heritage and dedication to preserving natural beauty.

Culinary delights are also attracting families, with the local cafe, Pantry, a favourite among residents, renowned for its all-day brunch offerings. As the sun sets, the vibrant Asian-inspired diner and cocktail bar, Too Good Talker, takes centre stage.

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Families have also been attracted to GlenHolm's proximity to a number of Melbourne's bests schools, including St Mary’s Primary School, Glen Iris Primary School, and Holmesglen Institute Chadstone Campus.

Residents can enjoy the convenience of being just a few minutes' walk from Glen Iris station, providing connectivity to the city and surrounding areas, while trams along bustling High Street are also within easy reach.

For those who prefer cycling, the picturesque riverside ride along Gardiners Creek Trail and Main Yarra Trail offers a scenic route into the city.

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The limited collection of large-scale townhomes has captured the attention of homebuyers due to its impressive features and ideal location, with MAP Architects behind the design

Why GlenHolm, Glen Iris townhouses, are a perfect family home

Buyers have started to move into the recently completed Hawthorn apartment development, Sierra.

The architecturally-friendly project, designed in the shape of an S by&nbsp;MAP&nbsp;Architecture to maximise natural light, has been developed by&nbsp;CDG Group who have a solid track record of developing quality mutli-res and high-end homes across Melbourne's most affluent suburbs.

Nest Projects Director Nick Marinakis says buyers so far have been drawn to Sierra's prime location, one of the project's biggest selling points.

'Hawthorn is a blue chip suburb within easy reach of the CBD as well as an abundance of parklands," Marinakis says, but he suggests Sierra sits in one of the most favourable locations in the sought-after suburb.

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Across Burwood Road from Sierra is the Grace Park Parklands and&nbsp;Sportsgrounds, which Marinakis says isn't just for the sport enthusiasts.

"The sports ground is just the start of large expanses of walking paths and public open space, which run all the way from Power Street to Glenferrie Road, which itself as everyone knows is bustling with retail and food and beverage choices," Marinakis says.

"There's also community gardens just 50 metres away from the project, and given there's a large majority of downsizer in Sierra, we expect a number of residents to tend to the gardens regularly.

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The Hawthorn Aquatic Leisure Centre is a few minutes walk away with Glenferrie Oval being adjacent and Grace Park tennis club even closer.

"There's everything from leisure and nature to multiple&nbsp; cosmopolitan hospitality venues on the doorstep of Sierra. The location is almost unrepeatable, and that's just as important as the apartment itself."

The project was designed to take in the green vistas that Hawthorn is known for, with balconies strategically located just above the tree line. Parts of levels three and four will also take in district views as well as views to Melbourne CBD.

Residents are likely to get forever unobstructed views, given the railway line in proximity and Grace Park, which has strict height limits to not build over two levels.&nbsp;

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Siera was built on a prime 7,000 sqm plus corner site, which could have accomadated much more than the 252 apartments on offer. The project was designed for the owner-occupier.

Marinakis is fielding enquiry from first home buyers looking to get their foot on the ladder in the 59 sqm, one-bedroom apartments, as well as downsizers and rightsizers who are more keen on the 150 sqm plus, two-bedroom apartments.

The amenity continues inside Sierra, with resident amenity including a wide lap pool, a state-of-the-art equipment by Technogym, as well as a number of outdoor seating and dining areas within the internal courtyards.

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Everything has been considered, Marinakis says. Small touches like a separate laundry cupboard with timber panels, as opposed to the more standard laundry area in the bathroom.

A number of the apartments have recessed study nooks or study rooms, which is drawing the work-from-home buyer.

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The entry presents well, but isn't overstated. There's vertical slatted timber and LED lighting welcoming residents.

Prices for one-bedroom apartments at Sierra start at $500,000. The two-bedroom apartments start from $620,000.

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Nest Projects Director Nick Marinakis says buyers so far have been drawn to Sierra's prime location, one of the project's biggest selling points

Joel Robinson

Sierra Hawthorn: How Hawthorn's latest apartment development draws first home buyers and downsizers

It's every developer's goal to sell out its project before construction commencement.

It's something that can only be achieved through two complementing elements; a well-thought out design plan, offering something different than what's available in an area, and a reputable development team who are trusted to deliver what they set out to.

Melbourne developer Young Group recently achieved the feat, selling out their 38-apartment project Custom Highett before it began construction.

And now buyers have moved into the recently completed building&nbsp;which came with a six-year building guarantee.

The sales were dominated by owner-occupiers, with the two-bedrooms predominantly snapped up by first home buyers, and the three-bedrooms more sought-after by the downsizer and empty nester demographic.

Joshua Muyambo from MAP Architect said they designed diverse apartment types - multifunctional - with ample flexibility.

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"We've gone with a neutral palette, which focuses primarily on natural stone, and warm timber accents,"&nbsp;Joshua says.

The environmentally-friendly building secured an average 7.8-star natHERS energy rating, with no combustible cladding used in the façade materials.

Purchasers at Custom said they were attracted to the layout of the apartments, which have a real focus on indoor and outdoor living. The courtyard apartments feature wraparound outdoor spaces, which can be accessed from both the open plan living area and the bedrooms, maximising the amount of natural light each apartment captures.&nbsp;

The overarching driver that every purchaser highlighted as the most attractive proposition of Custom was the location.

Resident and downsizer Steven Ryan said he and his wife had been looking for around eight months before they found Custom.

"When we saw this one, it really jumped out at us because of the location," Steven says.

"That's all we knew at the start, was where it was. There was shops, public transport, and all those things we had wanted.

"It was the first time we felt that we should get in contact with the agent. We went and liked what we saw. We were sold."

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Spring Yang, who heads up Young Group, said the location of the Station Street site made the team venture into Highett for the first time when they secured it in 2019.

"Custom is tucked away on a quiet residential street, while also being just 200 metres from the best shopping retail strip in Highett," Spring said.

"The Highett Street retail strip has a number of shops and cafes, as well as strong public transport infrastructure which easily links residents at Custom to the rest of Melbourne."

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Young Group's latest project Tomorrow is another that's focused primarily on location, something that Spring says is the deciding factor in any new development the Young Group tackle.

"Tomorrow is ideally placed to enjoy the very best of Northcote - which was reported as Victoria's most liveable suburb in the recent <a href="https://www.pwc.com.au/important-problems/future-victoria/future-victoria-2021.pdf">'Future Victoria' report by PwC</a>," Spring says.

"Recognising that we are increasingly spending more time close to home, the local amenity and walkability of Northcote awarded it with ‘Top Live’ on the ‘Staying Local Score’ in the report.

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"Tomorrow is located just a short stroll from the banks of Northcote’s Merri Creek – and has been designed to connect residents to all that Northcote has to offer, both in terms of nature and retail," Spring notes.

Young Group are going through the planning and approval process for their next three projects, Young Oakleigh, Victoria Brunswick, and Rose Essendon, the latter two apartment developments expected to go to market mid to late 2023.

Spring Yang, who heads up Young Group, put the success at Custom down to the location


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