The One Collection opens new investment window at Horizon Hurstville with limited-time incentives
Hurstville has quietly become one of Sydney’s most resilient property markets. Supported by strong transport links, infrastructure investment and a growing multicultural community, the St George hub continues to outperform much of the metropolitan market for both capital and rental returns.
According to Positus Property Investment, Hurstville now ranks among Sydney’s top performers for yield consistency, underpinned by population growth of nearly five per cent since 2021 and persistently low vacancy rates.
Limited new supply is tightening the market further - new dwelling approvals have fallen from close to 600 to under 200 in FY25, a structural shortfall that’s placing upward pressure on rents and resale values.
As one of the final residential stages in the Kempt Field precinct anchored by Woolworths, The One Collection's Horizon represents a rare opportunity to buy into a location experiencing both infrastructure-led growth and constrained supply - now made even more compelling with a limited-time five per cent deposit and matching rebate incentive.
Positus notes that the suburb’s combination of “relative affordability, low vacancy, and rising population” is creating a recipe for continued rental growth and capital appreciation. Weekly rents are increasing faster than strata and outgoings, with two-bedroom apartments seeing the deepest tenant demand - supporting healthy yield margins even after costs.
Horizon prices begin from $668,000, with one, two, and three-bedroom apartments offering flexible entry points for investors.
The project’s location, a short walk to Hurstville Station, Westfield, and an upcoming dining laneway, St Clair Lane, underscores its liquidity and day-to-day convenience.
A 19-minute express train connects residents to the Sydney CBD, while arterial upgrades such as the M6 and WestConnex further enhance connectivity.
Designed by DKO Architecture, Horizon’s soft, organic façade mirrors the parkland of Kempt Field, while interiors prioritise light, durability, and smart functionality.
Each home features Smeg appliances, smart home automation, and generous balconies overlooking the bay and skyline.
Amenities include a gym, sauna, games room, meditation deck, and landscaped courtyards, with wellness and social spaces designed to foster community.
From an investment perspective, Horizon offers what Positus describes as a “value and income sweet spot.” At an average entry price around $745,000 and yields near five per cent, Hurstville units remain roughly $200,000 below comparable inner-west suburbs, allowing investors to capture metro proximity without inner-city risk exposure.
Horizon will deliver 179 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments above St Clair Lane. Masscon is on site moving its way up the building, which is scheduled for completion in late 2026, with move-in expected shortly after.
One Collection is currently offering a five per cent deposit incentive for a limited time.
