We’ve rebranded Urban to <a href="http://apartments.com.au">Apartments.com.au</a>.

This marks the start of a new chapter—one focused on improving the way Australia’s off-the-plan apartment market works for both buyers and developers.

The core problem we’re solving hasn’t changed: it’s still too hard for buyers to access reliable, easy-to-understand information about new developments. Our platform is the only one in Australia that includes every off-the-plan apartment project, not just the ones that pay to be listed.

But we realised the brand “Urban” didn’t clearly reflect what we do or the impact we want to make.

“Apartments.com.au” is easier to remember, and it says exactly what we’re about: helping Australians find and buy new apartments.

The rebrand is also about scale. We want to make a bigger impact—unlocking more housing supply by making the process more transparent, and by helping quality developers connect with serious buyers.

This change doesn’t affect your experience as a subscriber. In fact, it’s part of our ongoing investment in better technology, smarter content, and more powerful tools to support your property journey.

We’re just getting started.

Michael Bird

Why we rebranded Urban to Apartments.com.au

<a href="/new-apartments/park-modern-south-melbourne-1-middleton-lane-vic-3205">Park Modern</a> isn’t just a project for Tim Price - it’s a passion piece.&nbsp;

Located in South Melbourne’s prestigious Domain precinct, the development represents years of planning, site amalgamation, and deep connection to place.

I recently had the opportunity to sit&nbsp;down with Tim Price, Founder and Director of <a href="/developers/time-place">Time &amp; Place</a>, to explore the vision and design ethos behind Park Modern—an ambitious new $500 million mixed-use development overlooking Melbourne’s iconic Botanic Gardens.

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Price says the team is "very excited about this one."

“As a business, we have been investing in both the real estate design and the development of this for about five to six years," Price says.

Park Modern, which will home 243 apartments, sits on a prize 2,398 sqm block bordering&nbsp;Dorcas Street, Wells Street, and Middleton Lane. Importantly, it integrates residential amenity with retail, wellness, and community connection.

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“The Domain precinct of Melbourne is a special place from a residential point of view,” Price notes.

“I feel like I know this area really, really well… you’ve actually got to work through exactly what it is that people are really going to be interested in living in.”

A distinctive feature of Time &amp; Place’s design process is how Price envisions future residents by placing himself in different life stages. This mindset helps shape a product that is both aspirational and grounded in real-life usability.

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“There’s a large portion of the building which is designed for an owner-occupier. That’s not always about downsizing. Sometimes it’s just about creating a space which is easily maintained, lock up and leave, reflecting people’s aspirations,” he says.

The building design reflects this philosophy with generous living areas, big dining spaces for entertainers, and open terraces—elements that cater to the “sticky” nature of long-term residents. He compared the design by Bates Smart to The Melburnian, a nearby St Kilda Road landmark designed by Bates Smart.

“If you look at the turnover in The Melburnian building… they’re very sticky. People love living there. It’s a combination of the quality of the building and also the location.”

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Park Modern will feature two sculptural towers joined by a central garden bridge, resting on a podium. This layout not only maximises view lines to the park and the bay, but also reinforces a “village-style” living concept—where connectivity, wellness, and walkability are prioritised.

In keeping with post-pandemic living priorities, the ground floor of Park Modern will dedicate space to wellness and flexibility. Instead of traditional large-format pools, the development will feature plunge pools, magnesium pools, Finnish saunas, and daybeds. There’s also a co-working space and a studio offering for pilates and cardio workouts.

“We’ve got an element which is really dedicated to wellness… really focusing on if we were living in this space and enjoying the benefits of adjacency to areas to run and exercise.”

The entrance experience, too, is designed to impress, pulling in elements of the gardens through beautiful landscaping, concierge service, and a thoughtfully integrated porte-cochère.

With sales set to commence later in 2025 and construction to follow, Park Modern is poised to become a defining project for Time &amp; Place and for Melbourne’s city fringe.

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Inside Park Modern, South Melbourne: Five minutes with Time & Place Founder Tim Price

The Southern Gold Coast continues to attract buyers seeking sun and surf, especially downsizers and lifestyle-driven investors shifting away from traditional beachfront palaces toward more approachable, flexible apartment living.&nbsp;

In Market Insights EP 97, Apartments.com.au CEO Mike Bird sits down with <a href="/project-marketer/srq-projects">SRQ</a>’s Nicholas Clydsdale to unpack this transformation, why demand is soaring in places like Rainbow Bay, and how developers are navigating a more measured but still highly competitive market.

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Clydsdale says the post-COVID real estate wave reshaped both buyer behaviour and developer strategies in Southeast Queensland.

“What we saw was that the prime beachfront market was very well serviced,” he explains. “A lot of developers from the south, along with a lot of interstate migrants, decided to bring forward their retirement plan or alter their lifestyle. They wanted to live on the beach in the Gold Coast.”

But now, the focus has shifted toward “A-minus” product—still beach-adjacent but more accessible in price.

“We’re seeing a real resurgence in the A-minus market,” Clydsdale says. These are typically two or three-bedroom residences, ideal for buyers who want flexibility.

“It’s a lock and leave holiday home, but they might also want to let it out in a holiday-let style business.”

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SRQ’s work with Brisbane-based developer <a href="/developers/chapter-two">Chapter Two</a> on the <a href="/new-apartments/holm-rainbow-bay-44-50-eden-avenue-coolangatta">Holm Rainbow Bay</a> project illustrates how developers are responding to the market’s evolving preferences.

The project was launched around two and a half years ago, at a time there were no builders.

"The market was quite chaotic," Clydsdale recalls.

Instead of pushing ahead under pressure, Chapter Two and SRQ paused the release, reframed the project, and later re-entered the market. Six months after starting construction, the project is now over 80 per cent sold.

Holm consists of 87 two and three-bedroom apartments and a handful of four-bedroom townhouses, designed by Plus Architecture.

Crowning the 12-level building will be a residents' club featuring a 25-metre rooftop pool, spa, sauna, steam room, yoga deck, outdoor dining area with barbecue facilities, and a fire pit.

Additional features will include a gymnasium, a work-from-home area, a library, and a function room.

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Another emerging trend, Clydsdale says, is longer-term planning from buyers. Rather than making immediate moves, many are purchasing apartments off-the-plan with two to three-year completion horizons.

“What we've seen is a specific trend in the last six months is buyers - whether they're in Brisbane, Sydney, or Victoria - come up and do two or three holidays and hone in on the area. Rather than going the whole hog and selling the house, they'll buy a two-bedroom or a smaller three-bedroom apartment and look forward to take delivery in two or three years."

These buyers often retain their existing homes while gradually preparing for a future relocation to Southeast Queensland. For some, the timeline from purchase to full relocation may stretch to a decade.

Clydsdale highlights southern coastal areas such as Burleigh, Palm Beach, Coolangatta, and Rainbow Bay, as well as northern New South Wales towns like Kingscliff and Cabarita, as current areas of strong buyer interest.

He adds that projects in the range of 20 to 150 apartments are striking the right balance.

“From a buyer’s point of view, it's not just investment stock. They’re more livable. But also from a delivery point of view and a risk point of view for a buyer, there are a lot more builders out there in that project size. There's a lot more certainty of delivery and of quality.”

SRQ's next project to launch is <a href="/new-apartments/the-frederick-2265-2267-gold-coast-highway-mermaid-beach-qld-4218">The Frederick at Nobbys Beach</a>&nbsp;by <a href="/developers/big-projects">Big Projects</a>.

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“What we've seen is a specific trend in the last six months is buyers - whether they're in Brisbane, Sydney, or Victoria - come up and do two or three holidays and hone in on the area," Clydsdale says

Gold Coast buyers starting to think longer-term: Five minutes with SRQ Projects Director Nick Clydsdale

There arguably hasn’t been as much national—or even international—fanfare for a Gold Coast apartment development as there has been for the recent launch of <a href="/new-apartments/pescado-palm-beach-228-230-jefferson-lane-palm-beach-qld-4221">Pescado</a> in Palm Beach.

The project is being undertaken by international DJ Paul Fisher and his wife Chloe. The couple, who have just launched YLB Property Development, intend to make the two-level penthouse their base when they’re back in Australia.

The remaining six levels will each comprise a full-floor apartment, set behind a striking curved facade by locals BDA Architecture.

Beyond the fanfare of the launch, genuine interest in the apartments has been strong, according to <a href="/project-marketer/pezet-matheson">Pezet Matheson</a> Managing Director Jayde Pezet.

"Buyers may have been alerted to the project because of the broader-than-usual media coverage it received at launch, but genuine buyers look beyond that and recognise the level of finish and detail," Pezet says.

While enquiries have come from both local and interstate buyers, it's locals who are showing the most interest.

"Everyone on the Gold Coast loves Palm Beach, and Jefferson Lane is the best street in the suburb," Pezet says.

I recently caught up with Jayde to discuss the project in more detail.

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“With this project being so important to Paul and Chloe, and being what they refer to as their forever home, they’ve looked at it and gone, ‘We are going to make this project within code.’”

The result is a low-density, high-amenity development that emphasises lifestyle and spatial quality rather than volume.

Each of the six full-floor residences spans around 325 sqm and have three bedrooms, an MPR, ocean-facing balconies, and interiors inspired by the Fishers' global travels.

All residences have access to a suite of wellness-focused communal spaces, including a pool, gym, and cold plunge facilities - features reflective of the Fishers’ personal lifestyle, which Pezet describes as “heavily wellness-oriented.”

“They're both incredibly into wellness - they eat super clean, they exercise, they ice bath - and you'll see that as a reflection in the project's amenity but also in the way they live their life,” he said.

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With prices ranging from $5.25 million to $7.1 million, Pescado is targeting a narrow but clearly defined buyer pool.

"We've still had an incredible amount of interest from baby boomers, but there have been younger people that have been inquiring also," said Pezet.

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Each of the six full-floor residences spans around 325 sqm and have three bedrooms, an MPR, ocean-facing balconies, and interiors inspired by the Fishers' global travels

A "passion project" not to be repeated: Inside DJ Fisher's Pescado Palm Beach with Jayde Pezet

South East Queensland builder-developer <a href="/developers/gardner-vaughan-group">Gardner Vaughan Group</a> (GVG) is creating a new mixed-use village in its native Nundah, a suburb they’ve called home for decades.

Close to their heart, GVG called on community feedback during the planning and design phase of what will not only be a rare opportunity to live in a brand new apartment with doorstep retail and hospitality venues, but also their future home, as they plan to relocate their current Union Street office into the development.

The new project, <a href="/new-apartments/danby-lane-nundah-village-5-danby-lane-nundah-qld-4012">Danby Lane</a>, named after its location just across from Nundah Village shopping mall, will bring 84 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments to the heart of Nundah.

To find out more about Danby Lane, I caught up with GVG Director Sam Gardner to chat about the project.

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From the outset, Gardner made it clear that Danby Lane was about more than bricks and mortar — it was about trust.

“Nundah’s probably got one of the strongest communities we've ever encountered,” Gardner said. “They like to be included or brought along on the journey of things like this.”

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Gardner described a three-year process of community engagement prior to construction, including face-to-face consultations and on-site information stalls.

“There is and remains a negative connotation behind development,” Gardner said. “There is this sense that the developer is bullying their way in, taking a piece of land and making a huge amount of profit on it. We really wanted to change that perception in Nundah.”

It’s a strategy that appears to have worked. While Nundah residents have previously voiced strong opposition to new developments in the area, Danby Lane progressed with community support.

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“We're quite proud that we've become the builder-developer of choice in Nundah,” Gardner said. “Our headquarters is currently in another building we developed 10 years ago.”

At street level, Danby Lane will include six retail and commercial tenancies. GVG is actively working to attract operators that will complement the existing neighbourhood offer.

“One of the main things we target in these sites is the walkability score, the convenience,” Gardner said. “We are doing a lot of work in the design of the retail space at the bottom of Danby to get some more slow-down restaurants included.”

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This aligns with broader trends in suburban intensification, where residential density is paired with retail amenity and improved public interface.

With 84 residential apartments atop two levels of commercial and retail space, Danby Lane is designed with a mix of buyers in mind.

GVG reports interest from a range of buyer groups, particularly downsizers and local residents seeking to remain in the area without the upkeep of a standalone home.

“We're looking at people who don't necessarily want to move out of the area that they love,” Gardner said.

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The location is also attracting buyers who travel frequently.

“Being in between the Brisbane CBD and the airport really has a good opportunity there to target people who travel a lot. We have received a number of leads and people interested in buying for that reason,” he noted.

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Danby Lane marks the latest in a series of developments by Gardner Vaughan Group across South East Queensland.

Construction of Danby Lane is now underway, with completion anticipated in 2027.

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From the outset, GVG Director Sam Gardner made it clear that Danby Lane was about more than bricks and mortar — it was about trust.

Why Danby Lane in Nundah is more than just a project for Gardner Vaughan Group: Five minutes with Sam Gardner

As Melbourne’s population continues to grow and demand for housing intensifies, large-scale, well-connected developments close to the CBD are becoming increasingly important.&nbsp;

One project leading the charge is <a href="/new-apartments/bradmill-yarraville-355-359-francis-street-yarraville-vic-3013">Bradmill</a> in <a href="/developments/yarraville-vic-3013">Yarraville</a> — a landmark regeneration of the former denim factory site into a thriving, masterplanned neighbourhood.

I recently caught up with&nbsp;Theo Della Bosca, Development Director at <a href="/developers/frasers-property">Frasers Property</a>, for an in-depth conversation about one of Melbourne’s most anticipated communities.

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Bradmill Yarraville, on an unrepeatable 26 hectares just six kilometres from the Melbourne CBD, will become a&nbsp;vibrant, walkable neighbourhood, blending heritage, sustainability, and modern convenience.&nbsp;

It will deliver up to 1,500 new homes, a mix of townhouses and apartments. The first homes being brought to market are three and four-bedroom townhouses designed by <a href="/architects/rothelowman">Rothelowman</a>, which are already attracting significant interest, <a href="/news/vic/why-families-are-flocking-to-townhouses-in-bradmill-yarraville?hash=92f39f1bd10345c973a925313699a08bdbad509d">particularly from families and downsizers</a>.

Families are drawn to the project for its variety of housing options, generous open space, proximity to quality schools, and the convenience of having a shopping centre within the community. Investors see strong potential in the area’s rental market and appreciate the low-maintenance, high-quality homes on offer. First home buyers are also showing strong interest, particularly because opportunities to purchase this level of housing so close to the city are rare.

Later stages will introduce a range of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, with all homes&nbsp;within the community to be fully electric, as part of Frasers Property’s commitment to sustainability.

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A key feature of the Bradmill masterplan is its mix of residential, retail, and lifestyle amenity — much of it set within repurposed heritage buildings.&nbsp;

The upcoming Bradmill Quarter retail precinct, which will front Francis Street and include a major supermarket, 15 specialty shops, a childcare centre, and a medical centre, will bring a convenient hub to Bradmill residents.

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Another standout feature of the community is Bradmill Social — a resident-exclusive lifestyle precinct that will breathe new life into the site’s historic buildings.&nbsp;

“We’ve got a proofing house down there which will be converted to a wellness centre that will feature a yoga Pilates space, gym, pool, sauna, spa, outdoor barbecue area, basketball half court — so it’s got it all going on,” Theo says.&nbsp;

The iconic boiler house, a well-known landmark in Melbourne’s inner west visible from the West Gate Freeway, is set to be transformed into a vibrant lifestyle hub. The space will include areas for children’s play, a cinema, media and co-working spaces, lounge and dining facilities, bookable rooms for family events, an outdoor barbecue terrace, a community garden, and even dog-washing facilities — offering a wide range of amenities designed to foster connection and convenience for future residents.

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Green space is also central to the project’s design, with an open space reserve threading through the community from west to east and connecting directly to the expansive 18.5-hectare McIvor Reserve.

Bradmill is being delivered in stages, with <a href="/builders/figurehead-construction">Figurehead Construction</a> currently working on stage one. Residents are expected to move into the first townhouses&nbsp;before Christmas.

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Everything a buyer needs to know about Bradmill Yarraville: Five minutes with Frasers Property Development Director Theo Della Bosca

Masterplan development experts Capital Corporation has revealed <a href="/new-apartments/the-residences-at-wahroonga-estate-169-fox-valley-road-wahroonga-nsw-2076">Wahroonga Estate</a>, their latest masterplanned community that sets a new benchmark for contemporary living in the picturesque Upper North Shore suburb.

The first stage of the unique development - <a href="/new-apartments/the-residences-at-wahroonga-estate-169-fox-valley-road-wahroonga-nsw-2076">The Residences at Wahroonga Estate</a> - has now been released, offering a rare opportunity to experience refined apartment living in an unparalleled natural setting.

Comprising 132 apartments across three mid-rise buildings, The Residences seamlessly blend modern sophistication with lush, green surrounds. With a range of thoughtfully designed one to four-bedroom apartments, The Residences apartments cater to a diverse range of lifestyles and preferences.

We recently caught up with <a href="/developers/capital-corporation">Capital Corporation</a> Director, Jim Hunter, to discuss The Residences.

“The Residences offers the pinnacle of luxury, featuring north-facing apartments with uninterrupted views of the Australian bushland, ideally situated in the heart of one of Sydney’s most iconic suburbs," Hunter says.

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<h2>A Community Immersed in Nature</h2>

Wahroonga Estate offers a truly unique connection to nature. Residents will enjoy direct access to the Coups Creek bushland, which links to the renowned Lane Cove National Park and an extensive network of bushwalks and nature reserves.

The development also features a pet-friendly green spine, providing dedicated spaces for exercise and relaxation. Complementing the natural surrounds, over 8,000 sqm of private landscaped gardens, a BBQ pavilion, and a dedicated dog wash bay further enhance the outdoor lifestyle.

<h2>Exclusive Resident Amenities</h2>

The boutique residents’ lounge provides a sophisticated space for both relaxation and productivity. Designed with versatility in mind, it includes a boardroom-style table and kitchenette, ideal for meetings or entertaining guests.

Unsurprisingly, The Residences have already attracted strong interest, particularly from Upper and Lower North Shore locals seeking to downsize while maintaining a high standard of luxury and convenience.

Construction of The Residences is set to commence later this year, with completion anticipated by mid-2027.

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Capital Corporation has established itself as a leader in delivering large-scale, master-planned communities across both urban regeneration and greenfield sites. Their impressive portfolio includes the transformation of Woolooware Bay Town Centre at Cronulla Sharks’ Shark Park and the creation of Lovedale Farm, a premium residential, resort, and golfing destination in the Hunter Valley.

Most recently, their success with ‘Bond’ at Bondi Junction, a high-end apartment development atop the revitalised Bondi Junction RSL Club, further highlights their commitment to excellence.

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Inside the vision for Wahroonga Estate: Five minutes with Capital Corporation's Jim Hunter

The creation of Surry Hills Village, the new mixed-use residential and retail precinct at the end of Crown Street, has been an eight-year journey for developer TOGA.

The recently completed building, rising on the border of two of Sydney's most popular and trendy suburbs, replaced the former shopping centre that was locally referred to as "murder mall".

Gone is the graffiti and upside down shopping trolleys, and in its place stands one of the newest developments Surry Hills has seen in decades.

I recently caught up with TOGA's Executive General Manager of Sales, Anthony Falas, to talk about the development.

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"Our vision was to bring something new and fresh to the area," Falas said, something which TOGA has certainly delivered on.

<a href="/buildings/surry-hills-village-redfern-6-14-baptist-street-redfern-nsw-2016">Surry Hills Village</a>, a striking building by architecture firm SJB, comprises a mix of 122 apartments and The Eve Hotel Sydney hotel&nbsp;that will open its doors in late 2024.

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While being located in arguably the most convenient spot in Surry Hills given Crown Street's status as the go-to street in Sydney for hospitality, TOGA has also created Wunderlich Lane, a retail and hospitality precinct that is home to a series of hand-picked retailers, restaurants, and food purveyors which will create a vibrant local destination for the new residents and the broader community.

Most of the venues in Wunderlich Lane are approaching completion and will be welcoming patrons in December, with the rest of the precinct completing in early 2025. Wunderlich Lane will be home to 25 restaurants and all-day dining, bars, beauty, wellness, boutique retail by some of the city’s best operators, event spaces, fresh food village-style market, and creative office spaces.

Coles, Vintage Cellars, Harris Farm, QMan Barber, Blooms The Chemist and Beyond Eyecare have now opened, and they will soon be joined by Lumi Dining Group, House Made Hospitality and Olympus Dining (by the Apollo Group).

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The understanding of the opportunity from locals in particular resulted in the majority of buyers coming from a three-kilometre radius of the development. There have however been purchases from downsizers from the suburbs who wanted to come in and live the vibrant Surry Hills/Redfern lifestyle.

TOGA purposefully created large apartments, knowing the majority of buyers would be owner-occupiers. The two-bedroom apartments, of which a handful remain, average around 85 sqm.

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There are just 17 two and three-bedroom apartments and townhouses remaining, including the last remaining penthouse which was designed by SJB Director Adam Haddow who was influenced by his own penthouse apartment in Redfern.

TOGA, an integrated developer with a track record dating back to the early 1960s, built Surry Hills Village through its in-house construction arm.

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"Our vision was to bring something new and fresh to the area," TOGA's Executive General Manager, Anthony Falas, said

The eight-year vision comes to life: Inside Surry Hills Village

TOGA's new apartment development, <a href="/new-apartments/the-kensington-147-151-anzac-parade-kensington">The Kensington</a>, is one of the most connected apartment developments the longstanding developer has produced in Sydney.

That's the view of Anthony Falas, who has spent the best part of a decade with TOGA across several developments in the company's long 61-year history.

The Kensington, 142 apartments currently under construction by 4.5 Star iCIRT rated builder DASCO, is located directly right outside a light rail stop, and is a short walk to the Prince of Wales Hospital and health precinct, the University of New South Wales, and Centennial Park.

I recently caught up with Anthony Falas to find out more about <a href="/new-apartments/the-kensington-147-151-anzac-parade-kensington">The Kensington</a>.

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Falas says given the location, The Kensington is ideally located for both investors and owner-occupiers.

"We're getting a lot of nurses and doctors because of the health precinct, and parents purchasing for their children who are students, both local and overseas," Falas says.

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While TOGA tends to build its own developments, given their new development portfolio that includes Macquarie Rise in Macquarie Park, Surry Hills Village, and a several large commercial and hospitality projects, they've brought DASCO in to deliver The Kensington.

“It’s a win-win for the customer,” Falas said, highlighting the added assurance that both TOGA and DASCO hold iCIRT ratings.&nbsp;This certification from Equifax is increasingly recognised as a quality benchmark in the property development industry.

The apartments at The Kensington will sit above seven retail spaces, something that TOGA always incorporates into its developments.

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There are a variety of floorplans on offer at The Kensington, a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments that will cater to a wide variety of buyers.

The Kensington also offers several SOHO apartments which combine commercial and residential with dual-entry access to essentially run a business from home.

Cranes are on site and early site works have commenced. Construction of The Kensington is set to conclude in 2026.

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Anthony Falas says given the location, The Kensington is ideally located for both investors and owner-occupiers

Among the most well-connected apartment developments TOGA has produced: Inside The Kensington

There's a reason apartment developer TOGA is set to soar past delivering over 1,000 apartments in Macquarie Park.

<a href="/developers/toga-group">TOGA</a> Executive General Manager, Tony Falas, says <a href="/developments/macquarie-park-nsw-2113">the suburb</a> is incredibly well connected, with the shopping centre acting as the focal point as well as the university, hospitals, and public transport links to wider Sydney.

TOGA's latest development in Macquarie Park, following on from its successful Macquarie Central, Macquarie Green, and One Twenty Macquarie developments, is Macquarie Rise, three towers with 268 apartments above retail and commercial spaces.

I recently caught up with Tony to find out more about <a href="/new-apartments/macquarie-rise-122-herring-road-macquarie-park">Macquarie Rise</a>.

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Falas said they have&nbsp;focused particularly on the amenity at Macquarie Rise, as well as the quality of the finish, which they believe is the best quality in the area in the market at the moment.

"We have looked at the competition and we wanted to position ourselves at the top as far as quality is concerned, and that's been vindicated by the buyers that are coming through."

Residents will have access to a suite of amenities including a heated pool, gym, a resident lounge, karaoke room, and a bookable dining room.

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There has been a mix of first home buyers and downsizers in the development that offers one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments.

Several of the larger apartments have been cleverly designed to offer multifunctional rooms that have sliding panels rather than traditional doors, adaptable for various uses like study or guest rooms.

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TOGA, one of few developers to be rated a Gold Star by Equifax, has started construction on site at 122 Herring Road, a site which Falas says is difficult to replicate given it's at the top of the hill.

Construction has started and is slated for completion in mid-2027

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Why TOGA likes to develop in Macquarie Park: Inside Macquarie Rise

Melbourne’s City Circle tram loops past a dense matrix of culture, education and commerce, but few intersections offer as much access in so little walking distance as the northern end of King Street.

Here, Aspire Melbourne rises 64 storeys from the edge of Flagstaff Gardens, with immediate connectivity to tram and train networks, and pedestrian access to Queen Victoria Market, Marvel Stadium and Melbourne’s major university precincts.

Developed by ICD Property with design by Fraser &amp; Partners, Aspire Melbourne brings 570 apartments to one of the CBD’s most spatially balanced positions, directly between civic green space and key employment infrastructure.

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Everything from retail and dining to sporting events, art, theatre, and festivals, or the serenity of the city’s gardens, is within walking distance of Aspire.

Melbourne's thriving coffee culture is showcased in the CBD's cobblestoned laneways, with popular cafes such as Brother Baba Budan, Krimper, Stagger Lee's, Higher Ground, and Manchester Press all nearby.

For culinary enthusiasts, Melbourne offers a variety of dining experiences. Highly recommended establishments include Maha, Farmer's Daughter, Coda, and MoVida Next Door, offering everything from Middle Eastern dinners to a night out.

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Getting around Melbourne is as effortless as finding a great cup of coffee, thanks to the city’s clean, reliable and extensive public transport network. Aspire’s curved tower is a short walk from Melbourne Central Station, Southern Cross Station and the Free Tram Zone, offering seamless connections across the CBD and out to suburban precincts.

This inner-city accessibility is complemented by Aspire’s rare proximity to green space. The tower directly overlooks Flagstaff Gardens, the city’s oldest park, with Fitzroy Gardens and the Royal Botanic Gardens also nearby, framing the CBD in natural beauty.

Just 11 minutes on foot, Queen Victoria Market adds another layer of amenity. A longstanding hub of culture and commerce, it offers fresh produce, gourmet foods, artisanal goods and vibrant multicultural fare, all woven into the daily rhythm of city life.

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To the west, the CBD’s entertainment quarter features Marvel Stadium, just 750 metres from Aspire, ideal for sports fans and major events.

To the south, Crown Casino along the Yarra River offers entertainment, dining and family-friendly activities, accessible in under 10 minutes by tram.

The Arts Centre Melbourne, a hub for visual art, theatre, music and performance, is also within easy reach by public transport or car.

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For families looking to set up roots in the CBD, education options abound within a one-kilometre radius of Aspire.

The prestigious Haileybury opened its Melbourne CBD campus in January 2017 offering Melbourne's first Early Learning Centre to Year 12 private school campus in the CBD.&nbsp;

<a href="/developments/north-melbourne-vic-3051">North Melbourne</a> Primary School, South Melbourne Primary School, Ozford College, and Simonds Catholic College are among the other choices, while universities like Victoria University, La Trobe University, and Monash University are less than 600 metres away.

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A limited selection of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments remain for sale, with pricing starting from $647,000.

“The Melbourne CBD apartment market has evolved in response to both the strong growth of the overall city as well as the increasing attraction of the CBD which offers unique lifestyle appeal, especially to the fast-growing cohorts of young professionals and university students,” <a href="/project-marketer/colliers">Colliers</a>&nbsp;Managing Director Residential Tim Storey said.

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Joel Robinson

On the fringe of Flagstaff Gardens: Aspire Melbourne's prime location

The onset of the pandemic was a tough time for developers across the country.

In Western Australia, development came to a grinding halt.

“There had been little to no increase in the cost to build for about 12 to 13 years before the pandemic,” Gavin Hawkins, Executive Director of <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/edge-visionary-living">Edge Visionary Living</a>, one of Perth’s premier developers, told Apartments.com.au.

“Everything then went up overnight. Costs escalated, and so did the prices buyers had to pay. Pair the cost increase with the lack of available builders, and any project worth upwards of $100 million had to be paused because it wasn’t feasible to deliver.”

There were also a series of builder insolvencies, while many tier-one firms shifted their focus away from residential towers. “A lot of the large builders had taken on major government contracts for hospitals, schools and transport infrastructure, which offered lower risk and steadier returns. That left very few willing or able to deliver large-scale apartment projects in WA,” Hawkins said.

As a solution-driven business, Edge decided they would bring construction in-house.

“The builder-developer model is a more common model in the eastern states, but it hasn’t really been done in WA before,” Hawkins says. In the middle of 2023, they established Edge Construction, hiring senior staff members from reputable tier-one builders.

“We showed them our pipeline of projects, which de-risked the process somewhat, and now we have a 45-strong construction team working across our six projects currently under construction.”

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Edge’s portfolio is arguably one of the most enviable in the state, with a diverse spread both geographically and in terms of density.

In Crawley, the team is approaching completion of <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/broadway-on-the-bay-crawley-168-broadway-crawley-wa-6009">Broadway on the Bay</a>, just 21 riverfront apartments in an eight-level building. North of Crawley, Edge is also soon to complete <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/claytons-mindarie-beachfront-mindarie-50-alexandria-view-mindarie-wa-6030">Claytons Mindarie Beachfront</a>, an 89-residence community comprising apartments, penthouses, and two-storey townhouses.

One of Edge’s most notable developments is <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/the-dunes-beachfront-residences-scarborough-1-reserve-street-scarborough-wa-6019">The Dunes</a>, a landmark project on the iconic Scarborough beachfront. Its 223 residences are spread across two buildings that will also feature a lagoon pool, wine cellar, and a series of formal and informal dining and lounge areas, reinforcing its positioning as one of the suburb’s most ambitious residential undertakings.

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Edge’s Fremantle project, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/muse-at-artisan-place-fremantle-19-burt-street-fremantle-wa-6160">Muse at Artisan Place</a>, is also breaking new ground as the first, and most premium stage, of a new residential precinct in the city’s east end. They have two of the four buildings, Muse West and Muse East, under construction, which will deliver 153 of the broader Artisan Place precinct that will eventually comprise 277 residences.&nbsp;

Not forgetting the CBD fringe, Edge has also commenced the build of <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/lumiere-south-perth-35-mends-street-south-perth-wa-6151">Lumiere</a>, a mix of 115 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments in a striking curved building by Hilliam Architects in South Perth. Lumiere also leans heavily on resident amenity, with an infinity heated pool with cabanas, a gym with a sauna and yoga deck, billiards room and cocktail bar, a residents’ lounge with fireplace and dining area, and a street-level café and wine bar.

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Edge is doubling down in South Perth, having recently acquired a site on Harper Terrace, the last privately held riverfront block in South Perth’s Mends Street precinct. Hawkins says the team had been working for years to secure the adjoining block, which had four separate owners in an original apartment building. Then the neighbouring cleared block came up for sale, allowing them to create a prized and unrepeatable 4,000 sqm-plus site.

The plan is to launch Harper on Swan, an 11-level building with around 71 apartments, mostly three-bedroom residences, to the market soon. Hawkins says the downsizer market in particular continues to be resilient in WA. “Now their homes are up to double what they were four years ago, and they are ready to take advantage of that and move into a new apartment,” Hawkins says.

“With strong population growth, full employment, and limited supply in the new apartment space, WA is well positioned heading into 2026.”

Edge’s portfolio is arguably one of the most enviable in the state, with a diverse spread both geographically and in terms of density.

How EDGE Visionary Living navigated the pandemic, and came out stronger: Five minutes with Gavin Hawkins

Construction has officially commenced at <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/botanical-turner-2-forbes-street-turner-act-2612">Botanical Turner</a>, one of Canberra’s most anticipated new residential communities, with site works well underway in preparation for the piling rig to arrive in November. &nbsp;

Developed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/amalgamated-property-group">Amalgamated Property Group</a> in partnership with <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/base-developments">Base Developments</a>, Botanical Turner builds on the team’s proven track record of delivering landmark projects across Canberra and beyond. It is being brought to life by the highly respected team at <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/builders/milin-builders">Milin Builders</a>, known for delivering a number of award-winning projects across the ACT.&nbsp;

Almost 50 per cent of the residences have already sold during Stage 1, signalling both the strength of &nbsp;buyer confidence and the rarity of Botanical’s offering.

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Graham Potts, Principal and Founding Director of Amalgamated Property Group, said the market response affirms the vision for Botanical.&nbsp;

“To see construction now underway is a milestone for both our team and our buyers. Nearly half &nbsp;of the residences have been secured in this first stage, which validates our approach of creating &nbsp;homes that are both distinctive in design and generous in scale. Botanical is more than a &nbsp;residential project, it’s a contribution to the future of Canberra’s inner north, designed to hold its &nbsp;value for generations to come.”&nbsp;

Proving popular with owner-occupiers, Botanical Turner offers a broad range of floorplans with one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences designed for flexibility. The project has drawn the attention of downsizers in particular, who value the low upkeep, leafy inner-north location, and forward-thinking considerations for storage and functionality.&nbsp;

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Designed by award-winning <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/sjb-architects">SJB Architects</a> (2023 International Interior of the Year at World &nbsp;Architecture Festival and 2024 Premiers Prize at NSW Architecture Awards), Botanical Turner &nbsp;makes a statement in both presence and liveability. The building’s bold geometric form is layered in a palette of red brick, terracotta and crisp white.

Carefully integrated communal spaces, including a landscaped courtyard, arched walkways &nbsp;and open thoroughfares, give residents a sense of connection and ease, while the abundant &nbsp;amenities reflect the expectations of a discerning market backed by Amalgamated’s lifestyle-led approach. These include a concierge, indoor lap pool set among greenery, spa, sauna, &nbsp;steam room and a fully equipped gym.

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Keenan Veraar, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/project-marketer/lj-hooker-project-marketing-act-0">LJ Hooker</a>, said Botanical Turner has exceeded expectations in terms of demand.&nbsp;

“Botanical Turner has attracted strong early interest and I believe that is because of three key factors; its beautiful build form, the generous apartment sizes, and buyers know they are purchasing into a project backed by one of Canberra’s most respected development partnerships,"&nbsp;Veraar said.

"Amalgamated and Base have delivered time and again, and that consistency gives people confidence. SJB Architects has created outstanding projects interstate using similar &nbsp;tones and materials, all of which have been incredibly well received. That pedigree reassures &nbsp;our buyers that Botanical will set a new benchmark for Canberra.”&nbsp;

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Dennis Milin, Principal of Base Developments and Milin Builders, said construction progress is advancing on schedule.&nbsp;

“Off-site works and site servicing are nearing completion, with excavation and preparation for &nbsp;piling equipment in progress to allow for the commencement of basement earthworks," Milin says.

"With decades of delivery experience and a longstanding partnership with Amalgamated, we’re &nbsp;committed to bringing SJB’s vision for Botanical Turner to life. The project will be defined by the &nbsp;same uncompromising standards and attention to detail that underpin every one of our developments.”&nbsp;

Apartments at Botanical start from $600,000.

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Construction commences at Botanical Turner as stage one reaches 50 per cent sold

Design-led property developer <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/orchard-piper">Orchard Piper</a> has achieved $125 million in sales prior to publicly launching its latest Toorak Village development, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/one-toorak-place-7-19-carters-avenue-toorak-vic-3142">One Toorak Place</a>, to market.

The milestone was reached with the sale of a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom apartment to a Toorak local for $13.75 million, achieving per square metre rates of $37,000.

Another notable recent transaction is the sale of a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom residence to Toorak local Paul Rosen for $12.65 million in July representing a square meter rate of $43,174.&nbsp;

In May, the development made history with the record-breaking penthouse sale of more than $20 million, to Group CEO at Accent Group Limited Daniel Agostinelli and his wife Lynette.&nbsp;

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Orchard Piper Director Luke McKie said the record breaking achievement and sales success reflects the demand for thoughtfully designed, luxury residences and the unique lifestyle proposition of a serviced residential building that offers the scale of a home, but with added lifestyle benefits, high security and amenity.

“The early purchasers of this project are very familiar faces to Orchard Piper. Many of them are Toorak locals who have waited years for the right project to buy into. They understand how rare this offering is, and trust us to deliver them an outstanding property.”&nbsp;

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Developed in collaboration with joint venture partner NPACT (a partnership between James Packer’s family office and Todd Nisbet), One Toorak Place introduces a new model of hotel-style residential living to the suburb.&nbsp;

Located at 7-11A and 17-19 Carters Avenue, the development includes a collection of two-, three-, and four-bedroom residences and penthouses, boutique commercial suites, curated retail and an integrated hospitality precinct by acclaimed restaurateur Chris Lucas.

Delivered in his signature style, the precinct will be curated to reflect the spirit of the neighbourhood and the lifestyle of its residents. Lucas will also design a suite of bespoke services for residents of the building, including in-residence private dining, cellar concierge services and priority access to all Chris Lucas restaurants.&nbsp;

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Designed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/kerry-hill-architects">KHA (Kerry Hill Architects)</a>, residents will enjoy access to hotel-style five-star services and amenities, including concierge, a 25-metre lap pool, full-service gym, sauna, steam room, and hot and cold therapies. Also included are a dedicated resident lounge, resident meeting room, a golf simulator, and practical facilities such as dog-wash and car-wash bays.&nbsp;

One Toorak Place is Toorak’s largest planning approval to date, occupying the 3,589 sqm former Mercedes-Benz Toorak site. With a total of 5,000 sqm of premium land under development across two projects in Toorak Village, Orchard Piper’s contribution to the precinct is set to surpass $550 million in value, reinforcing its long-term commitment to design-led renewal in the area.&nbsp;

Construction on One Toorak Place is expected to commence towards the end of 2025.&nbsp;

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The development is now over 30 per cent sold by value in under three months, with significant sales including a record-breaking $20 million penthouse, and two four-bedroom apartments for $13.75 million and $12.65 million. 

Orchard Piper achieves $125 million in pre-launch sales at Packer-backed Toorak Village development

The first large-scale residential community built on the Gold Coast’s <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developments/isle-of-capri-qld-4217">Isle of Capri</a> in more than 30 years is nearing sell-out, with limited villas now available in the exclusive island enclave.

Developed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/monaco-property-group">Monaco Property Group</a> and built by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/builders/greyburn">Greyburn</a>, Capri Villas brings 48 architect-designed homes to one of the Gold Coast’s most sought-after addresses. The gated community combines privacy, security and premium design in a central location.

Michael Kollosche, Managing Director of <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/project-marketer/kollosche-new-projects">Kollosche</a>, said security and lifestyle are front of mind for today’s buyers.

“Capri Villas offers the comfort of a home, the convenience of a central location, and the confidence that comes with a gated community.”

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With only a handful of villas remaining, the sales momentum reflects both strong buyer demand for <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/buildings/capri-villas-81-salerno-street-isle-of-capri-qld-4217">Capri Villas</a> and a broader shortage of new, move-in-ready boutique homes on the Gold Coast.

The villas span two levels, each with three bedrooms, generous living areas and high-end finishes such as marble kitchens with Gaggenau appliances. Solid concrete construction underpins the design, while landscaped courtyards extend living spaces outdoors. Practical inclusions like secure garaging, ducted climate control and ample storage enhance everyday comfort.

Residents also have access to resort-style facilities within the gated grounds, including a swimming pool with cabanas and day beds, landscaped outdoor entertaining areas with barbecues, and a residents’ lounge.

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“Opportunities like this don’t come up often,” Kollosche added.

“Capri Villas combines security, design and location in a way that is rare on the Gold Coast and the level of interest we’re seeing reflects that.”

Isle of Capri is an island community tucked in behind Surfers Paradise, offering residents a quieter lifestyle while remaining close to the action. Linked to the beachfront by bridge, the suburb is favoured for its walkability, with Capri on Via Roma (including Harris Farm Markets) providing dining, cafes and essentials just 800 metres away. Beaches, restaurants and entertainment are close at hand, while transport connections add to the suburb’s appeal.

Capri Villas are located at 81 Salerno Street, Isle of Capri. Two-level, three-bedroom villas are priced from $2.4 million.

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