Mirvac has officially commenced construction at their $2 billion revitalization of Sydney's Harbourside mixed-use precinct on Darling Harbour.

The precinct, which is replacing the tired Harbourside Shopping Centre, will&nbsp;deliver a critical piece of Sydney’s $15 billion Western Harbour rejuvenation that has been underway since the completion of the International Convention Centre.

Due for completion from 2026, the new Harbourside precinct will reimagine the Darling Harbour waterfront for the 21st century, reconnect with the people and places of <a href="/developments/pyrmont-nsw-2009">Pyrmont</a>, and create a network of new public spaces that seamlessly bring together community, visitors, residents, and workers.

The redevelopment proposal is also expected to deliver around 265 apartments, offering housing choice and diversity on the fringe of the <a href="/developments/sydney-nsw">Sydney CBD</a>, and make <a href="/developments/sydney-nsw-2000">Darling Harbour</a> a more attractive and vibrant place to live, work, and visit.

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Mirvac’s CEO Development Stuart Penklis said the team had been working with the NSW Government since 2016.

“We have been on a journey to truly understand this site, starting with international group Snohetta partnering with Hassell and Djinjama winning the international design competition inspired by the natural landforms of Sydney Harbour," Penklis said.

"Our cultural commitment continues as we work with the community, and partner with Bila Heritage to continue to bring Harbourside to life in a way that is truly connected to Country.

“Sites like this are incredibly rare when you consider the proximity to the CBD, the existing and future pedestrian linkages, access to public transport and other critical infrastructure. We are proud to be starting the development at Harbourside that will elevate this precinct as a legacy Sydney destination and a place to live, work, shop and enjoy.”

Subject to final approvals, the new Harbourside project deliver 10,000 sqm of public open space, including a new waterfront with restaurants, bars, national and international retailers, a new 3,500 square metre park and connections from Pyrmont to the waterfront, including $50 million in public domain funding and $7 million in public art and activation.

Around 2,000 construction jobs will be created as part of the development, and 4,500 jobs on completion.

"This redevelopment demonstrates Mirvac’s integrated design, development and construction capabilities and our ability to partner with Government to unlock large scale complex mixed-use projects," Penklis added.

Mirvac’s CEO Development Stuart Penklis was joined at the official commencement event by Mirvac Group CEO &amp;&nbsp; Managing Director Campbell Hanan, NSW Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, the Honourable Paul Scully MP, Acting CEO Placemaking NSW Susan Lee, and other guests, who marked the occasion by turning the first sod onsite.

Scully said the development is a "great example of the Minns Government working with the private sector to deliver world-class amenities to the people of NSW."

The redevelopment proposal is also expected to deliver around 265 apartments, offering housing choice and diversity on the fringe of the Sydney CBD

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Mirvac breaks ground at $2 billion Darling Harbour mixed-use precinct

In the tranquil coastal suburb of Burleigh Heads, construction on a collection of four luxury townhomes is nearing completion.

The development plans for <a href="/buildings/beju-residences-8-bullimah-avenue-burleigh-heads">Beju Residences</a> were <a href="/news/qld/townhouse-style-dwellings-set-for-burleigh-heads-site">initially lodged in May last year</a> by sporting power couple Erin Holland and Ben Cutting, in a joint venture between their company, Golconda Property Group, K2 Projects, and EM Design.

Situated just moments away from the waters of Tallebudgera Creek and the iconic Burleigh Headland, Beju Residences provide a prime location for residents seeking a tranquil coastal lifestyle.

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Set across a 550 sqm site at 8 Bullimah Avenue, each three-level residence comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a double garage.

One of the standout features of the exclusive residences is the open nature of the roof terrace, which offers a private and inviting space for the occupants of each dwelling. With views of the surrounding area, the roof terrace is equipped with a stairway, lift, powder room, and laundry facilities.

The orientation of each townhome has been carefully considered to maximise natural light and capture the beauty of the surroundings. All four townhouses benefit from a desirable north-eastern aspect, while residences one and four also enjoy additional aspects to the east and north-west.

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Residents will appreciate the convenience of a short 50-metre stroll to the foreshore of Tallebudgera Creek, where they can immerse themselves in the natural surrounds.&nbsp;

The townhomes offer spacious open-plan living areas that seamlessly connect to expansive balconies, providing a perfect setting for relaxation and entertainment.

The entertainer's kitchen is a focal point of each residence, featuring top-of-the-line SMEG Dolce Stil Novo appliances and a large butler's pantry. The master bedroom offers a touch of opulence, with a spacious walk-in robe and a dual vanity ensuite. Abundant storage, ducted air-conditioning, and timber flooring further enhance the luxurious living experience.

One of the townhomes sold earlier this month through CBRE Gold Coast.

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Situated just moments away from the waters of Tallebudgera Creek and the iconic Burleigh Headland, Beju Residences provide a prime location for residents seeking a tranquil coastal lifestyle

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Beju Burleigh Heads set for completion later this year

Developer Lindsay Bennelong has appointed Ultra Building Co to build Delano Crows Nest, their apartment and townhouse development on the outskirts of <a href="/developments/crows-nest-nsw-2065">Crows Nest village</a>.

The development at <a href="/new-apartments/delano-crows-nest-33-falcon-street-crows-nest">33 Falcon Street</a>, expected to be complete in mid 2025, pays tribute to the prevalent Art Deco architecture in the area while embracing contemporary innovation.

AJC Architects designed the three&nbsp;boutique buildings, nestled within beautifully landscaped gardens. The buildings comprise a range of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, as well as an exclusive collection of seven townhomes.

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The buildings have been designed to harmonise with their surroundings and respect local heritage. Stepped forms and landscaped terraces ensure they do not overshadow neighbouring structures, while providing a seamless transition between the bustling commercial centre and the conservation neighbourhood.

At the heart of <a href="/new-apartments/delano-crows-nest-33-falcon-street-crows-nest">Delano</a> stands a five-story building, gracefully descending to three stories along Falcon Street. The charming three-story townhouses are prominently positioned along Hayberry Lane.

All residences have been optimised for ample natural light and cross-ventilation. They are equipped with energy and water-efficient fixtures and fittings, promoting sustainability. The communal lobbies and corridors have been designed to harness natural ventilation and lighting. Additionally, residents and visitors will have access to convenient bicycle parking facilities.

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Upper-level apartments boast leafy views overlooking either <a href="/developments/north-sydney-nsw">North Sydney</a> or <a href="/developments/mosman-nsw-2088">Mosman</a>, creating a serene and picturesque ambiance. For outdoor enthusiasts, a communal grassed lawn, surrounded by gardens, offers the perfect space for relaxation, complete with seating areas and barbecue facilities.

<a href="/new-apartments/delano-crows-nest-33-falcon-street-crows-nest">Delano</a> also places a strong emphasis on sustainability. Throughout the design process, careful consideration was given to implementing site-wide water harvesting systems and a comprehensive reuse system.

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The development at 33 Falcon Street, expected to be complete in mid 2025, pays tribute to the prevalent Art Deco architecture in the area while embracing contemporary innovation

Construction commences on Delano in Crows Nest

The $52 million Forbes Residences by Mustera Property Group is nearing completion.

In what is set to be a new era of <a href="/developments/applecross-wa-6153">ultra-luxury apartment living in Applecross</a>, the new mid-rise building has been designed in collaboration with the internationally acclaimed Singaporean architecture firm, WOHA, along with Perth-based MJA Studio.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/wa/how-the-international-architecture-firm-woha-designed-perths-forbes-residences-in-applecross">How the international architecture firm WOHA designed Perth's Forbes Residences in Applecross</a>

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The journey for the project began in early 2018, when MJA Studio was presented with a unique opportunity to partner with Singapore's WOHA architects. Together, they aimed to create a distinctive and unparalleled way of life for the residents of Applecross and Australia as a whole. After planning and consideration, the project received approval in April 2020.

The <a href="/buildings/forbes-residences-10-forbes-road-applecross">13-storey Forbes Residences</a> will feature 37 three and four-bedroom apartments. Residents will have access to a host of amenities, including an infinity pool, state-of-the-art gym, and a multifunctional room for various social gatherings.

The development will also incorporate 20 short-stay apartments and a range of commercial tenancies on the podium level, with the commercial spaces set to house community gardens, co-working areas, and a civic hall.

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From its very inception, <a href="/buildings/forbes-residences-10-forbes-road-applecross">Forbes Residences</a> has been planned and developed using WOHA's five key ratings. These innovative metrics were devised to overcome the limitations of conventional planning approaches and offer a more holistic perspective.

The five ratings—Green Plot Ratio, Community Plot Ratio, Civic Generosity Index, Ecosystem Contribution Index, and Self-Sufficiency Index—have guided the project to engage seamlessly with its surroundings, both built and natural.&nbsp;

The building is divided into several vertical neighbourhoods, each spanning approximately three floors. Within each neighbourhood, vertical hanging gardens will be integrated, providing green spaces for all residents to enjoy every three levels, while just four apartments will grace each floor.&nbsp;

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The 13-storey Forbes Residences will feature 37 three and four-bedroom apartments

Construction set to wrap at Forbes Residences in Perth's Applecross

For over 35 years, PDG has been at the forefront of creating beautiful living and working spaces for people. The group's <a href="/new-apartments/west-melbourne-vic-3003">West Melbourne development</a>, Gadsden, continues their vision.

Renowned construction firm Hamilton Marino are well underway with <a href="/buildings/gadsden-288-adderley-street-west-melbourne">building the project</a>, which is slated to complete later this year.&nbsp;

A mix of 165 apartments and townhouses are on offer in the development, located just <a href="/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">one kilometre from the CBD</a>.

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PDG collaborated with DKO for the design of <a href="/buildings/gadsden-288-adderley-street-west-melbourne">Gadsden</a>, which incorporates the facade of a historic tin smithing and canning factory, blending the new with the old and embracing West Melbourne's rich history.&nbsp;

The spacious apartments boast ample storage, generous balconies, and premium finishes, available in a diverse range of sizes and configurations to suit different preferences. There's just&nbsp;16 townhouses in <a href="/buildings/gadsden-288-adderley-street-west-melbourne">Gadsden</a>, each providing a balance between open space and a private retreat, designed to be the most prestigious properties in a prime suburb.

Residents will also benefit from a suite of residential amenity, including a private gym and fitness centre which boasts views overlooking <a href="/new-apartments/docklands-vic-3008">Docklands</a>. Central to the development is The Enclave, an inner courtyard complete with a communal herb garden. Crowning the residences will be the rooftop terrace, featuring barbecue facilities and views to the city skyline. The ground floor area of <a href="/buildings/gadsden-288-adderley-street-west-melbourne">Gadsden</a> will also incorporate a collection of retail spaces, including a metro-style supermarket.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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<a href="/buildings/gadsden-288-adderley-street-west-melbourne">Gadsden</a> offers a vibrant neighbourhood to its residents, with popular establishments like Apollo Café, Queen Victoria Market, and Flagstaff Gardens as its neighbours, while the tree-lined streets and heritage architecture adds to the charm of this established community.

Bike riders will benefit from secure bike parking and storage facilities, while those who commute via train will reach the CBD in three minutes from the adjacent <a href="/new-apartments/north-melbourne-vic-3051">North Melbourne Station</a>.

The remaining apartments all benefit from a car space, The one-bedroom units are priced from&nbsp;$550,000, the two-bedders from&nbsp;$745,000, and the three-bed apartments from&nbsp;$1,064,000.

The remaining townhouses have three bedrooms and offer a generous 258 sqm of internal living space. They start from $2.09 million.

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A mix of 165 apartments and townhouses are on offer in the development, located just one kilometre from the CBD

PDG nears completion at Gadsden, West Melbourne

Top Spring Australia have officially kicked off construction at their record-breaking Ode Double Bay apartment development, with shovels hitting soil this week at the Cross Street site.

The six-storey Luigi Rosselli-designed building has already achieved more than $100 million in residential sales, eclipsing previous pricing records in the inner-east suburb. The <a href="/news/nsw/downsizers-splash-21-49-million-on-ode-double-bay-penthouse">penthouses sold for $24.95 million and $21.49 million</a>, and a sub penthouse fetched $17.49 million.

Ceerose has been appointed to build the $250 million development opposite the popular Indigo&nbsp;café, which will move into 300 sqm of Ode's retail space, along with local restaurant Carte. Ceerose have handled the build of Top Spring's Munroe House in Elizabeth Bay, which is approaching completion.

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<a href="/developers/top-spring-australia">Top Spring Australia</a> Managing Director Sydney Ma says Ode&nbsp;is a part of the decade-long renaissance of <a href="/developments/double-bay-nsw-2028">Double Bay</a>, which has been led by the return of high- end retailers and world-class restaurants.

“The building’s sculptural design brings to life the symbiotic relationship between architecture and art and features an active ground plane that will welcome two iconic Double Bay restaurants.”

Ode has proven popular with local downsizers who are keen to remain in the area with its elegant harbourside water views and village lifestyle.

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The ultra-luxury building comprises 15 three and four-bedroom apartments ranging in size from 219 sqm to 311 sqm. The ground floor plaza features a selection of high-end retail space and a private arched lobby with a full-time concierge.

<a href="/developers/top-spring-australia">Top Spring Australia</a> Development Director Jeff Curnow says&nbsp;Ode presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to enjoy a truly remarkable <a href="/developments/double-bay-nsw-2028">eastern suburbs lifestyle</a>, combining modern European architecture with refined, ultra-luxury interiors.

Scheduled for completion in Q3 2025, Ode's remaining three-bedroom apartments start from $9.695 million, while the four-bedroom residences start from $11.995 million.

<a href="/developers/top-spring-australia">Top Spring Australia</a> has also commenced construction at its $500 million master planned community, <a href="/new-apartments/the-newlands-st-leonards-21-41-canberra-avenue-st-leonards">The Newlands</a>, in <a href="/developments/st-leonards-nsw-2065">St Leonards</a> at Sydney’s Lower North Shore.

The six-storey Luigi Rosselli-designed building has already achieved more than $100 million in residential sales, eclipsing previous pricing records in the inner-east suburb

Construction commences at Top Spring's Ode Double Bay apartment development

Mont Albert North's sought-after <a href="/buildings/rostrevor-parade-97-rostrevor-parade-mont-albert-north">Rostrevor Parade</a>, the leafy street which cuts right through the heart of the suburb, is soon to welcome a new breed of townhomes.

The development, named <a href="/buildings/rostrevor-parade-97-rostrevor-parade-mont-albert-north">Rostrevor Parade</a> after its location at 97 Rostrevor Parade toward the northern end of the street, will comprise just seven three and four-bedroom townhouses designed by T-A Square Architects.

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Each townhome is designed with oversized living areas and flexible floor plans, providing residents with ample space to personalise their living arrangements.

The kitchens are kitted out with Miele appliances, while there's porcelain bench tops, oak floors, and wool carpets throughout the 6-Star energy rated homes.

Surrounded by the tranquility of the suburb's wide leafy streets and beautiful parks, the area offers an <a href="/developments/mont-albert-north-vic-3129">enviable outdoor lifestyle</a>.

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The streets are lined with manicured gardens and expanses of parkland, sports grounds and nature reserves that deliver an enviable outdoor lifestyle, just 13 kilometres from the city.&nbsp;The <a href="/developments/mont-albert-north-vic-3129">neighbourhood remains well-connected</a>, with easy access to shops, transportation, and the vibrant cultural hub of Box Hill as well.&nbsp;

The remaining three-bedroom townhomes, each with three bathrooms and two car spaces, start from $1.55 million. The four-bedroom townhouses cost $1.76 million.

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The development, named Rostrevor Parade after its location, will comprise just seven three and four-bedroom townhouses designed by T-A Square Architects

Rostrevor Parade, Mont Albert North townhomes, set for completion later this year

Ashburton is soon to witness the rise of a rare and exclusive residential development that promises to elevate the area's real estate landscape.

Expert construction firm Hamilton Marino are well underway in construction of Chapter Ashburton, the boutique High Street project by&nbsp;KM Develop, the development arm of the investment and advisory firm KordaMentha.

The boutique project at 363-367 High Street comprises just 24 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, designed with the owner-occupier in mind, in a collaborative effort between Ewert Leaf and landscape architecture firm John Patrick.&nbsp;

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Steven Wong, KM Develop Managing Director, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its significance for the area.

"Apartment projects of this quality do not exist in <a href="/developments/ashburton-vic-3147">Ashburton</a>," Wong says.

"The options for people to downsize within this area are very limited. People love living in Ashburton because of it's <a href="/developments/ashburton-vic-3147">great vibe and strong sense of community</a>. We saw an opportunity to fill a gap and to provide high quality apartments equal to those you see in <a href="/developments/glen-iris-vic-3146">Glen Iris</a>, <a href="/developments/malvern-vic-3144">Malvern</a> and <a href="/developments/camberwell-vic-3124">Camberwell</a>."

Throughout each home, Ewert Leaf's commitment to craftsmanship is evident in every detail, from natural stone surfaces to hardwood timber floors, the refined palette exudes both texture and timeless beauty, while premium fixtures and fittings, such as European appliances and brushed nickel tapware, add a touch of exclusivity to every apartment.&nbsp;

The façade's timeless aesthetic features an integration of greenery, creating a symmetrical grandeur that complements the surrounding streetscape, while tactile bricks and steel palisades have been utilised to ensure quality and longevity.

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Internally, carefully selected finishes and warm tones create a neutral canvas for personalisation, while generous living areas, complemented by indoor-outdoor connections, are designed to accommodate modern lifestyles and embrace the abundance of natural light throughout.&nbsp;

The master bedrooms feature plush wool carpets and warm timber joinery, opening up to private balconies with green views over the terrace, while the ensuites continue the theme of luxury with organic feature tiles, expansive walk-in showers, and freestanding bathtubs in select apartments.

Set amidst the bustling heart of <a href="/developments/ashburton-vic-3147">Ashburton Village</a>, there's still a supply of two and three-bedroom apartments remaining in Chapter Ashburton, with floorplans spanning from&nbsp;103 sqm to&nbsp;294 sqm. The remaining apartments start from $850,000.

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Steven Wong, KM Develop Managing Director, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its significance for the area

Chapter Ashburton to welcome residents by mid-2024 with construction well underway

July brings exciting progress to Emerson Kirra by Melbourne developer Hirsch &amp; Faigen.

Construction by <a href="/news/qld/hirsch-faigen-appoint-hutchinsons-to-build-gold-coast-apartments-at-kirras-emerson-and-palm-beachs-hemingway">Hutchinsons Builders is well advanced</a>, with facade works kicking off on the sold-out Musgrave Street project of just 27 luxury apartments.

The facade phase will shape the building's appearance, seamlessly integrating it into the <a href="/developments/kirra-qld-4225">Kirra Beach skyline</a>.

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Among the updates for this month at Emerson, the plumbing stack work has already begun on level four, while the wet fire trades have also initiated work on the same level.

Weather permitting, the pouring of Level 10 is anticipated to occur in the near future, advancing the development closer to its completion, slated for later this year.

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Emerson is Hirsch &amp; Faigen's second project on the Gold Coast, after the recently completed Hemingway at <a href="/developments/palm-beach-qld-4221">Palm Beac</a>h. Their third, Yves <a href="/developments/mermaid-beach-qld-4218">Mermaid Beach</a>, is also currently under construction through Hutchies.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/qld/hirsch-faigen-seek-further-gold-coast-development-sites-as-apartment-demand-continues">Hirsch &amp; Faigen seek further Gold Coast development sites as apartment demand continues</a>

Emerson was <a href="/news/qld/how-rothelowman-designed-hirsch-faigens-kirra-beach-apartment-development-emerson">designed by Rothelowman</a>, who have designed all three of H&amp;F's <a href="/developments/gold-coast-qld">Gold Coast projects</a>. It comprises a collection of just three and four-bedroom apartments,&nbsp;a dedicated residents' lounge, a well-appointed recreation deck, and a resort-style pool.

Situated park side at 100 Musgrave Street, <a href="/developments/coolangatta-qld-4225">Coolangatta</a>, Emerson enjoys a prime location overlooking the lush canopy of Norfolk Pines and Kirra Beach. Its unmatched views extend to the horizon, capturing glimpses of the distant <a href="/developments/gold-coast-qld">Gold Coast skyline</a>.

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The facade phase will shape the building's appearance, seamlessly integrating it into the Kirra Beach skyline

Hutchies advance construction at Hirsch & Faigen's Emerson Kirra apartments as facade work commences

ASX-listed developer Mirvac has topped out the second and final stage of its $790m NINE by Mirvac residential community in Willoughby.

When completed in early 2024, Stage 2 will comprise 214 dwellings across five residential buildings, as well as a community pavilion for both residents and the local community.

The residential community occupies the 3.2-hectare site of the former Channel Nine television studios, six kilometres north of the Sydney CBD. NINE by Mirvac has 442 apartments across 10 buildings.

Mirvac General Manager Residential Development NSW Toby Long said the topping out of Stage 2 was another demonstration of Mirvac delivering for its customers while ensuring quality in every detail.

“We acquired a site that was closed to the public for almost 70 years and we’re thrilled to be one step closer to transforming it into a place that not only residents but the widercommunity can enjoy,” Long says.

“NINE by Mirvac is a testament to our commitment to the Sydney housing market. Given our best-in-class 5-star iCIRT rating, buyers can be assured they are getting an industry-leading quality product.”

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NINE will also include two proposed food and beverage tenancies, a 1,000 sqm retail/commercial building and 6,500 sqm of open space. The new community has been popular with local downsizers and young families attracted by the Mirvac design quality and the extensively landscaped surroundings.

The five buildings in Stage 2 - ranging in height from four to nine storeys - comprise a mix of one, two and three-bedroom residences, including penthouses with sweeping district views.

The buildings are an expression of distinctively timeless architecture created by the award- winning Mirvac Design Team in collaboration with architects CHROFI.

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The Committee for Sydney (2022) estimates there is a historical under supply of about 96,000 dwellings in Sydney with data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Urban Development Institute of Australia NSW (UDIANSW) showing apartment approvals still remain 60 per cent below their 2018 peak.

“With NINE by Mirvac here in Willoughby, and the recent topping out of three buildings at Green Square, Zetland, we are not only generating more places close to the city for Sydney-siders to call home, but also fostering communities that will meet the needs of its residents for years to come," Long added.

"Our commitment could not be more important as we play our part in resolving the housing affordability crisis."

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Mirvac General Manager National Design Brett Crellin says since 1972, Mirvac has been providing much-needed, and much-loved, homes for Australians and that that experience is invaluable, especially in the current crisis.

“We consider the quality of the material to extract the best value from it. We've got 50 years of experience delivering buildings, and we always strive for excellence that’s above and beyond. The team has been incredibly focused on leaving a beautiful legacy,” Crellin says.

“The level of design detail which has gone into delivering the vision has set a new precedent within our residential portfolio.” Mirvac’s five decades of experience are evident in the care and attention paid to social connectivity and well-being through the inclusion of The Gateway Hub, a multi-function space for residents and the local community. It features an open-air pavilion with a green roof, outdoor terrace seating and servery facilities, underlining the community values at the heart of NINE by Mirvac.

Stage 1 at NINE by Mirvac is anticipated for completion in Spring 2023 and Stage 2 is due for completion in early 2024.

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The residential community occupies the 3.2-hectare site of the former Channel Nine television studios, six kilometres north of the Sydney CBD



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