Runaway Bay, an exclusive waterfront suburb on the coveted Gold Coast’s North Shore, has seen very little new apartment development for several years.

While units only account for less than 30 per cent of total dwellings in <a href="/developments/runaway-bay-qld-4216">Runaway Bay</a>, representing around 1,100 apartments, property data analytics firm CoreLogic shows there are only around 300 three and four-bedroom apartments making these exceptionally sought after.

The lack of supply of new homes and, in particular, of three and four-bedroom apartments in the desirable suburb, paves the way for <a href="/new-apartments/aqualis-runaway-bay-20-24-oatland-esplanade-runaway-bay">Aqualis</a> – a luxurious development of only 18 three and four-bedroom residences on the dress circle Oatland Esplanade, fronting Pacific Park and offering never-to-be-built-out views over the Broadwater to South Stradbroke Island and The Spit.

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The boutique four-level building has been designed for both holidaymakers and downsizers, featuring some of the largest apartments ever offered in the area.

Designed to embrace its waterfront location by XL Architecture, Aqualis apartments have been oriented to take in as much of the stunning and expansive views as possible.

Each residence features an open-plan layout with full-height stacking glass doors that lead to covered terraces overlooking parklands, beaches, and the Broadwater.

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The open kitchens are equipped with integrated Miele appliances, a kitchen island that can be customised in two different countertop materials, and walk-in butler’s pantries.

The master bedrooms all enjoy balcony access to take in the views of the water, as well as large ensuites and walk-in robes.

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Residents will enjoy facilities including a waterfront swimming pool, a fully-equipped gym with a sauna, and a barbecue terrace set within landscaped grounds designed by award-winning firm Shepherd. The development also uniquely features a resident-only 12-berth marina with four additional jet-ski docks.

A builder has been appointed to deliver Aqualis, a milestone step in the development process that gives buyers confidence.

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Joel Robinson

Rare new luxury apartments set for Runaway Bay as Aqualis launches

National developer Walker Corp is taking expressions of interest for its newest residential apartment developer, SOL by Walker in Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast.

Prices start from $660,000 for the apartments which will form part of the $220 million mixed-use development in the heart of the <a href="/developments/maroochydore-qld-4558">Maroochydore</a> CBD, one of just a handful of greenfield CBD's in the world and Australia's first truly smart city.

<a href="/developers/walker-corporation">Walker Corp</a>, founded by the late pioneering developer Lang Walker, is one of the joint venture partners delivering the new Maroochydore City Centre alongside the Sunshine Coast Council and SunCentral Maroochydore.

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<a href="/new-apartments/sol-by-walker-maroochydore-first-ave-maroochydore">SOL by Walker</a> will feature two 19-level towers with 250 one to three-bedroom apartments and four-bedroom penthouses.

"Billions of dollars are being invested into the Maroochydore City Centre to create a purpose-built CBD for people to work and live, and these new apartments will offer terrific options for everyone from singles and families to couples and downsizers", Walker Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer David Gallant says. says.

“Within walking distance of the beach, major retail centres and the future Maroochydore Railway Station, the project will offer a range of products including over 50 one-bedroom apartments, which are in short supply on the Sunshine Coast.”

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Walker Corp's in-house design team has worked with Plus Architecture to carefully curate communal spaces for residents, including a sunlit recreation deck with a 20-metre pool featuring a family-friendly shallow area, spa and cold plunge pools, saunas, steam rooms, BBQ facilities and dining areas.

<a href="/architects/plus-architecture">Plus Architecture</a> Principal Chrisney Formosa described the architectural vision. 
 
"Drawing inspiration from the Sunshine Coast's natural beauty, SOL seamlessly integrates coastal living with urban sophistication. Our design delivers spaces that harmonise with the local climate, prioritise user comfort and foster community connection.”

“Every element, from the subtropical landscaping to the innovative amenities, has been meticulously crafted to redefine city living in Maroochydore."

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The apartments will sit above a three-level commercial and retail podium that will activate the ground plane.

SOL by Walker will rise from a prime site on the corner of First Avenue and South Sea Islander Way, a short walk to Sunshine Plaza&nbsp;

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SOL by Walker will feature two 19-level towers with 250 one to three-bedroom apartments and four-bedroom penthouses

Walker Corp reveals SOL by Walker, Maroochydore apartments

<a href="/builders/morris-property-group">Morris Property Group</a>, one of the biggest single contributors to the Broadbeach apartment market, is back at it again.

They've just launched Maison Broadbeach, their 10th development in the <a href="/developments/broadbeach-qld-4218">booming suburb</a> since their first apartment building, Verve, nearly two decades ago.

<a href="/new-apartments/maison-broadbeach-22-chelsea-avenue-broadbeach">Maison&nbsp;Broadbeach</a> will home just 21 full-floor apartments across a 22-level building at 22 Chelsea Avenue, a street Morris know well. One of their many completed projects, Opus, is just a few doors down.

They each have three bedrooms, a kitchen with a central island bench, and an open plan living and dining area which extend to a private balcony with northern views towards Broadbeach Park.

Buyers will have the choice of two colour schemes, Lumiere and Noir, while each apartment will have appliances by either Siemens or Bosch, a vintec wine bar fridge, and a herringbone lay pattern flooring in the kitchen, living and dining area.

There will be a dedicated resident's lounge, a gym with a sauna, a covered barbecue pavilion, and a rooftop pool with a large dec area.

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Maison was designed by Burling Brown, a Queensland-based firm that has incorporated angular edges and a contemporary colour scheme into the tower's design.&nbsp;

The slender tower footprint ensures minimal visual impact from the north, while the use of natural materials complements Broadbeach’s coastal aesthetic

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Morris' inhouse construction arm will deliver Maison Broadbeach, with completion slated for 2027.

Maison follows <a href="/buildings/malo-broadbeach-8-jubilee-avenue-broadbeach-qld-4218">Malo&nbsp;Broadbeach</a>, a similar tower with half-floor apartments which Morris completed recently.

Morris is also developing <a href="/new-apartments/crest-broadbeach-13-armrick-avenue-broadbeach">Crest Broadbeach</a>, two towers nearby on Armrick Avenue. They will launch the second tower in the new year.

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Maison follows Malo Broadbeach, a similar tower with half-floor apartments which Morris completed recently

First look: Morris Property Group reveals 10th Broadbeach apartment development, Maison Broadbeach

National property developer&nbsp;<a href="/developers/stockland">Stockland</a> is back in the new apartment market.

The development, who has focused predominantly on house and land and masterplanned communities in recent years, has announced a return to the high-density, apartment and mixed-use market.

It will soon launch <a href="/new-apartments/stanton-place-rosebery-5-15-dunning-avenue-rosebery-nsw-2018">Stanton Place</a> in <a href="/developments/rosebery-nsw-2018">Rosebery</a>, 144 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, terraces and skyhomes across three buildings on Dunning Avenue. It will have&nbsp;a central landscaped courtyard with BBQ facilities, as well as multi-purpose facilities for residents, a café space and public art installation along a curated laneway experience.

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Stockland Executive General Manager, Apartments, Ben Christie, said Stockland’s expertise and experience in creating connected communities meant it was well positioned to reimagine the concept of the urban neighbourhood.

“Urban renewal is about the evolution of our cities, and our apartments vision is to create the next generation of urban living, where design combined with curated community improves quality of life," Christie said.

"Given people remain at the heart of our cities we need to deliver vibrant and liveable urban communities that foster the connection between people and place. Diversity is key to cultivating vibrancy in urban precincts. Expert city building fosters greater diversity and provides choice, opportunity and accessibility to all members of the community."

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Christie says their&nbsp;apartment-led, mixed-use projects will provide large-scale quality housing in preferred locations, accessible to jobs, transport, education, amenities and services, giving individuals and families the opportunity to thrive.

Christie said the medium-term outlook for the apartment market was positive, underpinned by strong fundamentals.

“We expect the apartment sector to be the beneficiary of tailwinds in replacement cost pressure, a compelling house to apartment price premium, and a material undersupply of apartments over the medium term, underpinning our intention to target pipeline growth in major urban centres."

Stockland gets back into the new apartment market

<a href="/developers/aniko-group">Aniko Group</a>, one of Queensland’s leading builder-developers, is getting set to embark on one of the most sought-after projects to be launched on the Gold Coast in recent years.

Aniko Group, headed by George Mastrocostas, is taking registrations of interest at&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/the-landmark-mermaid-beach-14-seaview-avenue-mermaid-beach-qld-4218">The Landmark</a>, a groundbreaking $2 billion mixed-use project located in Mermaid Beach.

The ambitious development will consist of four towers, blending apartments, high-end office spaces, a fine dining precinct, and an internationally branded upper-luxury hotel.

The first release consists of 240 apartments. There will be around 800 in the overall precinct.

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“We are incredibly excited to bring The Landmark to life in <a href="/developments/mermaid-beach-qld-4218">Mermaid Beach</a>,” said George Mastrocostas, Founder and Managing Director of Aniko Group.&nbsp;

“This project reflects our dedication to creating iconic spaces that not only redefine residential living but also enrich the surrounding community.

“We are encouraging those interested to register early, as The Landmark promises to be a highly sought-after address for those looking to experience a premium coastal lifestyle.”

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Landmark’s two and three-bedroom apartments have been designed to maximize views of the beach, city, and river.

Designed in collaboration with renowned architects at Plus and the expert team at Aniko Group, The Landmark merges contemporary coastal architecture with luxurious amenities that enhance the lifestyle experience.&nbsp;

Residents of The Landmark will enjoy an exceptional suite of amenities, which include a pickleball court, an outdoor lagoon pool, a dedicated Pilates studio, a golf simulator, an arcade, a sauna, spa, and a fully equipped gymnasium featuring state-of-the-art fitness equipment.

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Strategically positioned on Mermaid Beach, the development grants residents convenient access to the area’s pristine beaches, premier shopping at Pacific Fair, and a wide selection of dining and entertainment venues, including The Star Casino and the lively precincts of Broadbeach and Burleigh Heads.

Aniko Group brings a proven track record of delivering exceptional large-scale projects on schedule and with a commitment to quality. Following the successful completion of a $500 million waterfront transformation at Hope Island and the upcoming $145 million Orama project on Chevron Island, Aniko Group has further solidified its reputation as a trusted and reliable developer-builder. The company is preparing to redeploy its skilled construction teams to The Landmark in early 2025, ensuring the project will be built to the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship.

With its distinctive design, comprehensive amenities, and prime location, The Landmark is positioned to become a defining addition to the Gold Coast skyline and a coveted address for buyers and investors from across Australia and beyond.

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Landmark’s two and three-bedroom apartments have been designed to maximize views of the beach, city, and river.

Registrations of interest start at Aniko's Mermaid Beach precinct, The Landmark

Southport is about to witness the arrival of some of its most expansive apartments ever, with the launch of Brighton on The Park, a prestigious new development by Sixty Sticks.

Positioned on the park-facing Brighton Boulevard, <a href="/new-apartments/brighton-on-the-park-southport-28-brighton-parade-southport">Brighton on the Park</a> offers unparalleled, never-to-be-built-out views over the adjacent parklands, Nerang River, and extensive views toward the Main Beach skyline and Surfers Paradise. The exclusive development will feature just 12 luxurious apartments, with sizes starting from a generous 247 sqm.

The three-bedroom, half-floor residences offer spacious living, with the largest apartments reaching 300 sqm.

Designed with a focus on lifestyle and leisure, Brighton on The Park boasts an array of high-end amenities, including a rooftop pool with sun-drenched day beds, a fully equipped gym, and multiple lounge areas.

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Sixty Sticks, led by Andrew Gilbert, has owned the 1,000 sqm-plus site since 2018, well before COVID-19 caused land prices on the Gold Coast to soar to record highs.

Preliminary works are booked in and ready to ensure the project launches by early 2025.

Demolition of the existing house on the property will begin shortly, with construction expected to start in Q1/Q2 2025. The build is anticipated to take around 14 months, as the project will not require excavation for basement parking, which typically adds significant time to the timeline.

With construction on track, buyers can expect to move in by mid-2026.

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Gilbert explains that the majority of buyer interest so far has come from local suburbs, particularly downsizers looking for spacious apartments that can accommodate visits from kids and grandkids.

"These buyers are drawn to the convenience of apartment living, with all the comforts of a home—like a rooftop pool and an entertainer’s balcony—without the upkeep," Gilbert says.

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Each apartment features a generous balcony with a full outdoor kitchen, offering views over James Overell Park and the Gold Coast skyline.

The heart of each residence is the kitchen, designed to offer the feel of a house with a large butler’s pantry and a floating island that doubles as both a dining and entertaining area.

Each apartment also includes two side-by-side parking spaces, complete with an EV charging station.

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Sixty Sticks, led by Andrew Gilbert, has owned the 1,000 sqm-plus site since 2018, well before COVID-19 caused land prices on the Gold Coast to soar to record highs


Brighton on the Park to offer Southport's largest apartments

Three years after submitting a planning application, and two and a half years since it was approved, Iris Capital has revealed to buyers what it plans to create on its prime Garfield Terrace site.

The development, 71 Garfield, will feature just 52 apartments, ranging from two-bedroom units with multi-purpose rooms to a $25.5 million penthouse. Designed by <a href="/architects/dbi">DBI</a>, the architecture firm behind Iris Capital’s debut Gold Coast project, V&amp;A Broadbeach, 71 Garfield is set to offer a new level of luxury in the area.

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The majority of the apartments, with spacious layouts and premium finishes, are oriented to take advantage of the beachside position. The building will offer direct access to the sand.

There are two, three and four-bedrooms, a three-level penthouse with its own private rooftop terrace on offer, as well as a rare, two-level beachfront house with four bedrooms, two living areas, and a private pool.

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Residents of 71 Garfield will benefit from several luxury facilities, also oriented to capture the views. The swimming pool and gym looking directly across the water, as does the yoga deck.

On the submission to the Gold Coast City Council, DBI said 71 Garfield is "designed exclusively for the coastal environment, moving away from smaller unit types and white upstands to embrace the increasing demand for large apartments and a new level of coastal sophistication."

"Iris Capital is set to deliver a new breed of building, combining subtropical principles, fashion inspired design and a sky living experience."

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71 Garfield is one of just a handful of projects active in the market on what is known as the Surfers Paradise Glitter Strip.

Garfield Terrace, on Northcliffe Beach, was mooted to go through a huge transformation several years ago, but several developments haven't gone ahead and have traded hands in recent years.

AALTO, by Weiya Holdings just next door to 71 Garfield, is now in the <a href="/news/qld/first-look-exclusive-winx-breeder-john-camilleri-continues-gold-coast-apartment-development-site-spree">hands of Winx breeder John Camilleri</a>, while prominent developer KTQ also sold its <a href="/news/qld/first-look-ktq-sell-garfield-terrace-site-for-56-million-as-demand-soars-for-gold-coast-beachfront-sites">Garfield Terrace site for $56 million</a>.

<a href="/developers/iris-capital">Iris Capital</a> is working away on <a href="/new-apartments/victoria-albert-broadbeach-20-albert-avenue-broadbeach">Victoria &amp; Albert</a>, its two-tower landmark which is replacing the Niecon Plaza in <a href="/developments/broadbeach-qld-4218">Broadbeach</a>.

Iris, led by billionaire Sam Arnaout, is now a fully integrated developer, having <a href="/news/qld/iris-capital-create-construction-arm-to-build-victoria-albert-broadbeach-apartments">brought construction inhouse last year</a> when they established <a href="/builders/iris-built">Iris Built</a>.

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71 Garfield is one of just a handful of projects active in the market on what is known as the Surfers Paradise Glitter Strip.

Iris Capital reveals 71 Garfield, Surfers Paradise beachfront apartments

The luxury Gold Coast tower La Mer at Main Beach is set to relaunch, with a new developer and builder driving the project forward, offering rare full-floor beachside apartments on Main Beach Parade.

Developer ODUS is teaming up with builder Nazero to deliver the $140 million, 27-level development at 3580 Main Beach Parade. They started the build of the tower in July, and are expecting the tower to complete in late 2026.

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Designed by Plus Architecture, <a href="/new-apartments/la-mer-main-beach-3580-main-beach-parade-main-beach">La Mer</a> will feature 22 premium three-bedroom plus multipurpose room apartments, each spanning 300 sqm and taking in views of the beach, Broadwater, and <a href="/developments/gold-coast-qld">Gold Coast</a> skyline.

The two-level penthouse will have four bedrooms across 600 sqm.

Residents will have exclusive access to a resort-style pool, spa, gym, sauna, barbeque facilities, private sun lounges, yoga lawn, and an outdoor beach shower.

Prices will start from $3.9 million.

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The release comes after new research by Colliers which revealed a 30 per cent supply gap for ultra-luxury apartments on the Gold Coast.

ODUS Director Byron Sakha said La Mer was the latest evolution of the exclusive, laid-back <a href="/developments/main-beach-qld-4217">Main Beach</a> village, one of the Gold Coast’s most highly sought-after addresses.

“Every apartment in La Mer has house-sized proportions and incredible views—not to mention a location in one of the city’s best postcodes,” Sakha said. 
 
“Demand continues to outstrip supply for ultra-luxury apartments on the Gold Coast, and the rare full-floor design will make these residences particularly prized."

Sakha said the team has "elevated every aspect of the development", reconfiguring layouts to make better use of the panoramic views and upgrading the finishes with&nbsp;natural stone and premium Gaggenau appliances.

“Additionally, we've reimagined the resident amenities, introducing a spa, sauna, an expanded gym, and a larger recreation deck, ensuring a level of sophistication and comfort that sets a new benchmark for coastal living."

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Sakha said the partnership was quick to secure the site when the opportunity presented and had already secured funding, meaning construction is powering ahead.

Developer <a href="/developers/odus">ODUS</a> is directed by Sakha—who also runs one of Australasia's largest coaching institutes, Jarrod Younan and Sebastian Younan. The Younans also head builder Nazero.

Together, the trio have a track record of delivering more than $500 million of boutique apartments and luxury homes over two decades.

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OTP Group Director James Elliott, who is managing the project’s sales, said La Mer would appeal to buyers from across the Eastern seaboard.

“We’re anticipating interest from Gold Coasters rightsizing from a large family home to an expansive, low maintenance apartment for the lifestyle—in easy reach of cafes, restaurants, the beach, Broadwater, and entertainment,” Elliot said said.

“We also see holidaymakers from <a href="/developments/brisbane-qld">Brisbane</a>, <a href="/developments/sydney-nsw">Sydney</a>, and Melbourne, who are seeking a permanent Gold Coast residence, and lifestyle purchasers buying now to relocate in future, among prospective buyers.”

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ODUS Director Byron Sakha said La Mer was the latest evolution of the exclusive, laid-back Main Beach village, one of the Gold Coast’s most highly sought-after addresses.

La Mer, luxury Main Beach apartment development, comes back to the market

Design-led property developer Orchard Piper, together with partner, The Carter Group, has unveiled an exclusive collection of branded residences on St Kilda Road.

The 54 apartments form part of the partners’ landmark $300 million mixed-use development,&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/the-carter-building-st-kilda-road-448-st-kilda-road-melbourne-vic-3000">The Carter Building</a>, which will also feature a boutique 107-key hotel, pool, gym, and significant spa facility.

The project offers two expansive penthouses and a range of spacious one, two, and three-bedroom residences, with prices starting from $850,000. Residents will enjoy unparalleled access to on-site services and amenities through the integrated five-star hotel.

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Orchard Piper Director Luke McKie said the goal was to create a lifestyle that seamlessly blends the privacy of a premium residence with the convenience of a five-star hotel.

"Using insights from our existing customers, we’re providing a very deliverable service offering to include everything from concierge and valet parking to housekeeping and room service, so residents can experience a low maintenance lifestyle of complete convenience."

The building has been designed by internationally acclaimed Kerry Hill Architects (KHA) who are renowned for their work with Aman Hotels.

Residences feature floor-to-ceiling windows that provide panoramic views of the tree-lined St Kilda Road. Interiors are inspired by a natural palette, with tones and materials familiar to Melburnians.

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The Carter Building amenities include a mezzanine restaurant and bar, café and state-of-the-art wellness facilities with a pool, sauna and fully equipped gym.

The project reflects Orchard Piper and The Carter Group’s confidence in the revitalisation of St Kilda Road, following the post-COVID shift away from the office market. With the anticipated opening of the Anzac Station, the area is experiencing renewed interest, positioning it as a thriving residential and lifestyle destination.

“Partnering with The Carter Group has allowed us to realise our long-term vision for this iconic site," Orchard Piper Director Rick Gronow said.

"The Carter Building will play a key role in the revitalisation of St Kilda Road, bringing renewed vibrancy to this iconic boulevard and building upon its status as a premier residential precinct."

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KHA Director Patrick Kosky said the design for The Carter Building responds to the greater urban fabric and scale of the city, featuring deep facades to manage solar exposure while still allowing natural light and warmth to penetrate the interiors.

The building's&nbsp;saw-cut bluestone façade pays homage to nearby landmarks, including the National Gallery of Victoria, the Victoria Barracks and Melbourne Grammar School.

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Construction of The Carter Building is set to commence in mid-2025, bringing Orchard Piper's development portfolio to over $1.1 billion.

The company is in advanced negotiations with international five-star operators for both the hotel and day spa, with formal announcements pending.

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Orchard Piper Director Luke McKie said the goal was to create a lifestyle that seamlessly blends the privacy of a premium residence with the convenience of a five-star hotel

Orchard Piper unveils St Kilda Road apartment-hotel tower, The Carter Building

Apartments don't get much closer to Brighton's Church Street, the famous retail and hospitality strip, than Adamson No.5, the recently unveiled apartment collection.

<a href="/new-apartments/adamson-no-5-5-adamson-street-brighton">Adamson No.5</a> comprises just 15 two, three and four-bedroom apartments ranging in price from $1,985,000 to the $6,475,000 penthouse that has its own private swimming pool.

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Construction of the Bayley Ward-designed development is already well underway, being carried out by the respected construction firm Sinjen Builders.

The apartments, which sit in landscaping by Paul Bangay, feature&nbsp;natural stone finishes, as well as premium Gaggenau appliances, Vintec wine fridges, and reeded glass features throughout.

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Adamson No.5, named after its location on Adamson Street, is just 300 metres from Church Street and its boutique shopping, high-end dining and essential services.

Future Adamson residents will also be just 350 metres from the Middle <a href="/developments/brighton-vic-3186">Brighton</a> Station, on the Sandringham line which is 24 minutes into the centre of Melbourne.

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Blair Property Group Director, Darren Blair, says living steps away from Church Street means having Brighton’s finest offerings right at your doorstep.

"From local cafés for morning coffee to world-class dining for evening outings, Adamson No.5 delivers a lifestyle of ease and elegance that is truly unparalleled.”

<a href="/builders/sinjen">Sinjen</a> is expected to complete Adamson No.5 in early 2026, with buyers moving in around Easter time.

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Sinjen is expected to complete Adamson No.5 in early 2026, with buyers moving in around Easter time

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