Leading Australian integrated property development group, Aqualand, is one step closer to unveiling its latest contribution to the evolving inner-Sydney skyline, following a topping out ceremony at their latest landmark project, AURA by Aqualand.

Located at 168 Walker Street, on the edge of the rapidly transforming <a href="/developments/north-sydney-nsw">North Sydney CBD</a>, AURA by Aqualand has now marked the completion of its uppermost floor, which rises 29 storeys above the streetscape.

To celebrate the milestone, Aqualand’s Managing Director, Jin Lin, was joined by <a href="/developments/north-sydney-nsw">North Sydney</a> Mayor Zoe Baker, and Principal of the project’s architect Woods Bagot, Jason Fraser, along with a selection of key project stakeholders, at a small formal ceremony.

The event was held on the rooftop of AURA by Aqualand which boasts panoramic vistas over the iconic <a href="/developments/sydney-nsw">Sydney Harbour and CBD</a>.

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In keeping with tradition, the event included the craning of a ceremonial evergreen tree to the top of the building as a symbol of good luck. AURA by Aqualand represents the fifth residential project delivered by Aqualand since the company’s launch in 2014 and is well on the way to joining a portfolio of other notable completed projects such as BLUE at Lavender Bay in <a href="/developments/milsons-point-nsw-2061">Milsons Point</a> and The REVY at Darling Island.

The $1 billion mixed-use project is the second to be delivered by Aqualand’s internal construction arm, Aqualand Construction. Once complete, it will comprise 386 luxury apartments above a richly landscaped two storey retail podium and commercial spaces.

AURA by Aqualand is Sydney’s latest example of architecture as sculpture, a category that includes some of the city’s most memorable buildings, from the white sails of the Sydney Opera House to the giant plant-draped bowls of Barangaroo House and Darling Harbour’s nest-like mixed-use building, The Exchange.

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Aqualand Group Managing Director, Jin Lin, says the project is testament to the developer’s genuine commitment to collaborate with world-leading partners to deliver luxury projects that create dynamic communities and proud legacies for future generations.

“We couldn’t be more excited to reach this milestone and look forward to welcoming our future residents to AURA by Aqualand by the middle of next year, where they will enjoy an enviable lifestyle in the heart of this rapidly transforming and prestigious precinct.”

Aqualand’s Executive Director Development &amp; Construction, Tom Catalovski, said he was proud of his internal construction team’s commitment to delivering the project.

“While there’s still plenty of work to be done, with the facade installation currently at level 20 and rising a level each week, and inside the residence’s kitchens are being installed and the tiling of bathrooms is progressing its way up the building floor by floor, it’s very exciting to see the building reach its highest point.

“It’s now easy to see the building’s distinctive design and I’m truly proud of my construction team’s hard work in reaching this significant milestone. It’s important that we take stock of all we’ve done to date and celebrate our achievements.”

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Woods Bagot’s streetscape transforming design comes in the form of an elegantly curved building with a gracefully undulating facade which creates an illusion that the single structure is divided&nbsp;into four separate towers, with staggered peaks stepping down from level 29 to level 23.&nbsp;The distinctive hourglass shape cinches in at the level-nine ‘waist’ of the building, where the resident’s community centre is located.

Jason Fraser says the design draws inspiration from the eroded sandstone forms of Sydney Harbour and the ever-changing play of light on the water.

“We started looking at the harbour for inspiration. The building is shaped in an organic way reminiscent of these eroded stone forms,” he said.

“The ground plane is also carved out to reveal sandstone walls, interesting textures and colours drawn from the sandstone.

Fraser said sculptural buildings are harder to draw, document and build.

“Many of Sydney’s most famous sculptural buildings, from the Sydney Opera House to Barangaroo House and The Exchange, are designed with an obvious community benefit in mind. The sculptural form is used to give back to the community. AURA by Aqualand represents an impressive and ambitious commitment by a residential developer to give back to the community architecturally.”

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AURA by Aqualand’s extensive retail precinct will provide residents with a curated shopping and dining destination on their doorstep, including a providore, bakery, café and wine bar, an all-day diner and a contemporary Japanese restaurant. A network of landscaped laneways will welcome people into the precinct.

Other resident amenities include a 24-hour concierge service, gym equipped with world- leading fitness technology brand Technogym, wellness room, pool of Telsa cars to share, and end-of-trip facilities. A glamorous rooftop area offers a sky sun deck, private dining rooms, barbecue and kitchen space for year-round al fresco entertaining.

Through its residential, retail and commercial spaces, the building will breathe new life into North Sydney, delivering vibrant and carefully considered spaces to live, work and play.

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The event was held on the rooftop of AURA by Aqualand which boasts panoramic vistas over the iconic Sydney Harbour and CBD

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Aqualand top out $1 billion AURA by Aqualand in North Sydney

Construction has now commenced on one of Fishermans Bend's most sustainable developments.

Developer Gamuda Land has appointed Crema Constructions for its 20-level apartment development, The Canopy on Normanby.

Jarrod Tai, General Manager of Gamuda Land in Australia said they chose Crema&nbsp;due to the complex needs of the build, particularly when bringing some Melbourne-first innovations to life.

"Its outstanding reputation in the industry aligns perfectly with our commitment to delivering world-class sustainably led projects.

"Crema’s unrivalled knowledge of the local Fishermans Bend area and the conditions of the site further solidified our decision to appoint them. We are confident that this collaboration will result in a remarkable development that surpasses the expectations of the community."

Working alongside the team at Gamuda Land, Crema will develop a ground source heat pump, installed within the building's foundation piles. The innovative technology will store and pull thermal energy from underground to reduce power bills and provide sustainable energy for the building.

Never before seen in a <a href="/developments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne residential setting</a>, the ground source heat pump will allow the team the opportunity to further develop it while providing social and financial benefits to occupants not found in other developments.

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Crema brings with them a wealth of expertise and a proven track record in the construction industry. Known for its commitment to excellence, innovation, and quality craftsmanship.

Crema’s in-house team is bolstered by accredited professionals experienced in design optioneering to test the embodied carbon &amp; operational carbon implications of different solutions. Utilising early engagement within the design process will allow the team to target the optimisation of key trade packages representing significant carbon contributions to the building.

To further complement the project’s sustainability focus, Crema will utilise its in-house concrete supplier, Piave Premix Concrete, who have developed green concrete mixes to inject the same levels of sustainability in each foundational facet of the development.

The site was purchased by Gamuda Land in 2022 for $24 million and will bring Melbourne-first sustainable initiatives to the forefront. Earlier this year, Gamuda Land Australia appointed Mann as the demolition contractor on the project to assist the developer in safely and efficiently dismantling the existing structures onsite.

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Mann was tasked with working to a 95 per cent recycled materials target. To ensure this could be met, Mann incorporated meticulous measurement processes, tracking all materials that leave the site on a per-tonne basis and carefully monitoring which materials go to landfill and which direct to recycling facilities.

Mann aims for a 100 per cent recycling rate across all its projects in line with its strong commitment to environmental consciousness. The demolition contractor actively contributes to the conservation of natural resources and the reduction of pollution.

This commitment directly aligns with the work that Gamuda Land is setting out to achieve across its numerous projects and is a major reason why the group was appointed, all underpinned by its distinct sustainability and conservation principles.

The Canopy on Normanby marks the second time Gamuda Land and Crema have collaborated, previously delivering the developer's inaugural <a href="/developments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne project</a>, 661 Chapel Street. The development went on to win best Commercial &amp; Residential Design at Architectural Design’s 2019 Good Design Awards.

With demolition now complete, early works by Crema are due to commence this month

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Crema will be coming on board to assist Gamuda Land achieve its sustainably-led energy solutions at the project, bringing with it some Melbourne-first innovations

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Gamuda Land and Crema Constructions break ground at The Canopy on Normanby

Completion is fast approaching at Third.i's luxury <a href="/developments/kurraba-point-nsw-2089">Kurraba Point</a> waterfront apartment development, Kurraba Residences.

Richard Crookes Construction has been handling the build of the $43 million project, which will offer some of the best views in one of <a href="/developments/kurraba-point-nsw-2089">Sydney's most sought-after suburbs.</a>

Designed to seamlessly integrate with its surroundings, the Kurraba Residences will evoke the grandeur of Sydney's waterfront estates while paying homage to the classic 1920's apartment buildings that line the coveted edges of the harbour.

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The Kurraba Residences will boast an enviable location surrounded by parks and nature reserves. The project is strategically positioned to provide residents with far-reaching vistas and an envious living experience.

The architectural design, spearheaded by the renowned Adam Haddow-led SJB, is expected to set new standards for <a href="/developments/kurraba-point-nsw-2089">harbourside living in Sydney</a>.

“Embraced by foreshore gardens on all three sides, the architecture pays homage to classic 1920's apartment buildings that dominate the edges of the harbour. Sculpted in brick, the graceful building reaches out to the water like fingers on a hand,” Haddow said.&nbsp;

The development comprises a collection of two, three and four-bedroom apartments, catering to a range of preferences and lifestyles.

With 21 luxury residences already sold, potential buyers are presented with a rare opportunity to secure their place in one of the three exclusive penthouses. The penthouses have been designed to offer the same level of consideration and luxury as an elite private home, with the Phillip Mathieson-led Mathieson Architects handling the interiors.&nbsp;

“A key element of this project is the absolute seamless integration between the interiors and architecture, and the transition between the interior living space and the external balconies," Mathieson said.&nbsp;

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At the Kurraba Residences, nature takes centre stage. Inspired by the lush foliage and green spaces that extend to the waterfront, the development embraces and celebrates the beauty of gardens in every aspect, from the grounds to the rooftops.

The homes boast state-of-the-art Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, as well as expansive solid marble surfaces, and a sea of limestone flooring that adds a touch of functional glamour to everyday living. The burnished metal accents strategically reflect the shimmering light emanating from the adjacent water, further enhancing the luxurious ambiance.

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Richard Crookes Construction has been handling the build of the $43 million project, which will offer some of the best views in one of Sydney's most sought-after suburbs, Kurraba Point. 

Construction nears completion on Thirdi's $43m Kurraba Point development

Pacific View Property have knocked over another major milestone at their Bilinga beachfront development, Navini.&nbsp;

Having already achieved over 50 per cent sold, the group has now commenced construction across the site at&nbsp;313 Golden Four Drive, with <a href="/developments/gold-coast-qld">Gold Coast</a> construction firm Evbuilt given the build of the 16 residences. Evbuilt, who specialise in luxury builds, has had a hand in over 400 projects to date totalling $600 million.

Pacific View launched Navini to market in October 2022, with the project, situated midway along Golden Four Drive between Tugun and <a href="/developments/kirra-qld-4225">Kirra Beach</a>, marking their fifth venture into the sought after enclave.

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Rising nine storeys, Navini offers beachfront three-bedroom residences, each north-east facing with expansive views that frame beaches from Coolangatta to Currumbin.&nbsp;

Boris Design handled the architecture for Navini, collaborating with Studio Collective who designed the interiors.

Born out of a love of nature, Navini incorporates an abundance of natural light, while featuring&nbsp; smooth contemporary lines and curved details.

The interiors feature a refined colour palette, coupled with timber flooring, stone benchtops, Miele appliances, butler's pantries and terrace-style balconies complete with built in barbecues.&nbsp;

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Ducted air-conditioning features throughout, along with custom joinery which provides extensive storage options.&nbsp;

If the neighbouring beachfront isn't enough of an allure, residents of Navini will also benefit from a ground floor pool and entertaining area.&nbsp;

A small selection of residences are still on the market at Navini, including a sub-penthouse which is priced from $3.8 million.&nbsp;

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Pacific View launched Navini to market in October 2022, with the project, situated midway along Golden Four Drive between Tugun and Kirra Beach, marking their fifth venture into the sought after enclave

Construction commences on Navini, Bilinga apartments following 50% sales milestone

Luxmile Group's latest apartment development Vitae, a Latin word meaning or pertaining to life, is coming to life, currently under construction on its prime Dandenong Road site in <a href="/developments/armadale-vic-3143">Armadale</a>.

The project promises to offer residents a tranquil retreat amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.

Comprising just 14 apartments, Vitae stands out with its soft and sweeping curves, exuding a sense of elegance and sophistication. The meticulous attention to landscaping further enhances the living environment, creating a space that feels light, airy, and harmoniously integrated with nature.

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Designed by Ascui &amp; Co, in collaboration with landscape architect Jack Merlo, the apartments at Vitae have been thoughtfully crafted to seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living. With a focus on maximising natural light, ventilation, and breathtaking views, each apartment is positioned as a corner residence, ensuring that residents can relish in the beauty of their surroundings.

The development offers a mix of two and three-bedroom corner apartments, each featuring outdoor spaces and secure car parking. Two penthouses are also on offer, catering to those seeking an elevated level of luxury and exclusivity.

Each apartment is flooded with natural light and has cross-flow ventilation and views from every corner. Wide corridors and softened corners contribute to an effortless, airy feel, while also allowing for a seamless flow of light and space throughout the residences.&nbsp;

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Located in the <a href="/developments/armadale-vic-3143">heart of Armadale</a>, Vitae enjoys a privileged position surrounded by an abundance of transport connections, charming cafes, and excellent shopping and dining options. Residents will have the convenience of city living at their doorstep and count the popular precincts in <a href="/developments/south-yarra-vic-3141">South Yarra</a>, <a href="/developments/prahran-vic-3181">Prahran</a> and <a href="/developments/st-kilda-east-vic-3183">St Kilda East</a> as their neighbours.

Construction is underway on the apartments, with two and three-bedroom floorplans still available.&nbsp;

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The project promises to offer residents a tranquil retreat amidst the hustle and bustle of the city

Construction underway at Luxmile Group's Vitae Armadale apartments

Melbourne's prestigious Bayside suburb, Brighton, is soon to welcome its newest residents, as the boutique development 32 Black Street nears completion.

There's only two residences remaining in the Thomas Constructions and QB Constructions development, a rear penthouse which priced at $2.25 million, and a ground floor north-facing apartment with a $2.3 million price tag.

With nearly three decades of building experience each, the developers have earned a reputation for their management and construction practices, guaranteeing that 32 Black St will not only look exceptional but will also withstand the test of time.

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Designed by renowned architects Architecture Works, 32 Black Street stands out as a striking addition to the heart of Brighton. The building's sleek and modern design features an abundance of glass and metal detailing, but its most captivating aspect is undoubtedly its picturesque facade.

Designed to face north, the structure maximises natural light through its expansive windows, balconies, and lush greenery.

The intricate detail on the facade and the soaring ceilings create an enchanting sense of scale that perfectly complements the development's prime location.&nbsp;

The remaining residences, each with their own unique and luxurious interior, epitomise opulence and sophistication, from the expansive balconies overlooking the city skyline to the slate-marble tiled bathrooms and designer kitchens.

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The apartments are flooded with natural light, accentuating the aesthetic of the stone bench-tops and top-end finishes, while the kitchens are fully-equipped, with a full Miele appliance package, including an integrated fridge-freezer and induction cooktop.

The location of 32 Black Street is undoubtedly one of its most appealing features, being steps away from exclusive boutiques and restaurants that Brighton has to offer. In addition, each apartment provides the privilege of two secure underground parking spaces.

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Designed by renowned architects Architecture Works, 32 Black Street stands out as a striking addition to the heart of Brighton.

Two apartments remain at Brighton's 32 Black Street as construction nears completion

Builder developer Valeo Constructions will soon complete works on their West Melbourne apartment project, Stanley &amp; Roden.&nbsp;

The six-level building, which will home 43 apartments, is located on the fringe of the city, bordering the city centre, North Melbourne and Docklands

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It sits at the heart of a highly walkable area bursting with parks, historic buildings, vibrant street life and something new to discover around every corner.

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Stanley &amp; Roden's facade draws inspiration from the neighbourhood's industrial heritage while still imbuing a modern twist, with red brick on the lower levels before the upper apartments don a more modern and contemporary finish.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments are on offer, each benefitting from stone benchtops, timber flooring and views to the city skyline.&nbsp;

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One-bedroom apartments are priced from $520,000, while two-bedroom apartments start at $715,000. The three-bedroom apartments start from $1.4 million.

Valeo Constructions has been involved in Brunswick's Lygon Place project and West Melbourne's&nbsp;Felton &amp; Grimwade, which is also soon to welcome buyers.

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West Melbourne's Stanley & Roden nears completion

The privately-owned group Ingwe Capital have kicked off construction on their latest Perth residential development.&nbsp;

Marbella Beachside will deliver just 18 terrace homes to South Scarborough, with the project set to offer some of the most impressive ocean view vistas in the area.&nbsp;

Situated within a boutique strata complex, each Marbella Terrace Home stands as a standalone dwelling, providing residents with privacy and a sense of individuality.

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Designed by RAD as true oceanside retreats, the terrace homes span four levels, culminating in a rooftop that seamlessly integrates a spacious sea view balcony, living area, and a kitchen.

The open plan layout and full-height windows allow for abundant natural light, coupled with&nbsp;oak timber flooring, warm-toned travertine, and brushed copper fixtures.

The ground level of each terrace home features a double garage, ensuring ample space for parking and storage. As residents ascend to the first and second floors, they will discover well-appointed bedrooms and a master retreat, each accompanied by its own bathroom.

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The bespoke staircase leads to the top floor, where the living area, kitchen, dining space, and expansive outdoor living areas await.&nbsp;

Marbella Beachside perfectly positions residents to enjoy Scarborough's laid-back coastal lifestyle and vibrant entertainment precinct. With an array of exquisite eateries, retail options, and outdoor leisure activities nearby, every convenience is on the steps of Marbella.

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Construction commences on Scarborough's Marbella Beachside terraces

Queensland’s largest residential builder, Hutchinson Builders, is moving ahead with construction on DeMartini Fletcher and Holm Developments’ $79 million Pama Casuarina project.

With Casuarina’s vacancy rate sitting at 1.8 per cent and the supply of stock on the market down 30 per cent since 2021, Pama is set to deliver a welcome supply of new apartments to meet the continued demand for quality residences in the area.

Located just metres from the world-famous white sandy beaches and beloved local cafés of Casuarina, the Plus Architecture-designed project will deliver 47 apartments over four levels and comprise a collection of two, three, and four-bedroom apartments within one of the most sought-after coastal villages on the Tweed Coast.

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Paul Hart, Chief Operating Officer and Director of Hutchies said the company was delighted to be working with DeMartini Fletcher and Holm Developments to bring Pama Casuarina to life.

“We are always quite discerning with the projects we take on, and Pama is precisely the standard of quality architecture that we are proud to bring to Casuarina,” said Hart.

“Being a local and having lived in Casuarina for 20 years, this is a project that I am passionate about and I believe that once complete, it will be a great addition to the area.

“Hutchies are well-resourced and have over 110 years’ experience navigating the industry’s challenges, which has allowed us to continuously deliver high-quality projects across southeast Queensland and expand into northern NSW”.

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The start of construction comes hot off the back of a $55 million sales spree, which CBRE Residential Projects Senior Director Nicholas Clydsdale says has been accelerated by Pama being the first apartment complex to be zoned for permanent residents.

“We are continuing to see a high level of interest at Pama as more people recognise the unique opportunity to live in a premium apartment just a stone’s throw from one of northern NSW’s most famed beaches,” said Clydsdale.

“Pama certainly fills a gap in the Casuarina market for owner-occupier apartments as up until now, the only way to live in the area year round has been through a freehold property – most high density offerings fall under a serviced apartment scenario.

“With the median price for an average house in Casuarina now well over the $2m mark, residential options had been limited up until Pama entered the market, which is certainly resonating with significant pent up demand.”

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Two, three, and four-bedroom residences are still available for sale, priced from $1.06m.

Pama will be enhanced by tropical landscaped grounds and feature a range of exclusive resident amenities, including a resort-style pool with a wet deck and relaxing cabana area, barbeques with a kitchen and bar area and outdoor showers.

Pama will also feature a board storage facility with stand-up paddle boards and surfboards available for residents and guests and 30 custom vintage Pama bicycles in a shared bicycle scheme for residents to take advantage of the many bike pathways provided by Tweed Shire Council.

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Director of Holm Developments, Godfrey Esmonde, says Pama and its inclusions will allow residents to take full advantage of its prime location at Casuarina Beach surrounded by an abundance of natural beauty.

“Pama Casuarina has been meticulously devised to suit a wide range of buyers seeking a high-quality, well-designed apartment that offers a relaxed beachside, walk or ride to- wherever lifestyle,” said Esmonde.

“World-class surf breaks, picturesque walkways, and beloved local cafes and restaurants sit essentially at your doorstep at Pama Casuarina.”

With over 100 years of combined experience, DeMartini Fletcher and Holm Developments have separately completed a significant portfolio of premium residential developments located on prime sites between the Tweed and Sunshine coasts.

Completion is expected to commence in the first quarter of 2025.

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Two, three, and four-bedroom residences are still available for sale, priced from $1.06m

Hutchies kick off construction at PAMA Casuarina apartments

Creation Homes is putting the final touches to Paragon Development Group's Keysborough townhouse development, Keys Estate.

The Darren Road development features a collection of townhomes crafted by the acclaimed architectural firm Peddle Thorp, creating a mini-community in the heart of the south-east Melbourne suburb in the Dandenong municipality.

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Keys Estate comprises two, three and four-bedroom townhomes that each showcase a distinct facades, varying in colour scheme, form, and orientation, creating a cohesive sense of place and belonging throughout the estate.

The sleek and stylish exteriors give way to spacious interiors flooded with natural light, adorned with timeless finishes and premium fixtures.&nbsp;

The development offers a range of communal outdoor spaces, providing residents with opportunities to interact with their neighbours and unwind amidst lush greenery. Additionally, each home is equipped with private outdoor areas, including courtyards, balconies, and rooftop terraces.

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Nestled in one of Melbourne's most naturally abundant neighbourhoods, Keys Estate is surrounded by an array of parks and shopping destinations.

Coomoora Woodland, Harold Box Reserve, Kingsclere Shopping Centre, and Athol Road Shopping Centre are all within close proximity, while there's also a selection of esteemed schools and a well-connected transport network nearby,

The remaining two-bedroom townhomes are priced from&nbsp;$609,000, with the three-bedders starting from&nbsp;$730,000 and the four-bedroom floorplans from&nbsp;$759,000.&nbsp;

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