Melbourne's charming Glen Iris is set to receive a modern twist with the launch of a new collection of contemporary townhouses.

The new development, Lori, conveniently located near <a href="/new-townhouses/glen-iris-vic-3146">Glen Iris</a> Station at 1610 Malvern Road, has just three of its eight three-bedroom townhouses left, with demand fuelled by locals looking for what is a rare offering in the south-east suburb.

<a href="/developers/lk-property-group">LK Property Group</a>, the development firm of billionaire property developer and NBL owner Larry Kestelman, is well underway in the construction of Lori, which is expected to be completed later this year.

Award-winning architectural practice <a href="/architects/megowan-architectural">Megowan</a>&nbsp;has designed&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/lori-glen-iris-1610-malvern-road-glen-iris">Lori</a>. Each townhouse has three-bedrooms across two levels. They sit on a unique sloping block which allowed Megowan to take advantage of the viewlines over the surrounding&nbsp;treescape from the large picture windows.

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The expansive full-length windows of the townhomes frame the outdoor spaces, while residents are welcomed into the homes by high ceilings across both levels which allows for further natural light.

Every part of the house is smartly designed, with careful thought put into every square metre for usability. The space under the stairs turns into a concealed study nook that opens to the living space.

The Miele-appointed kitchens feature a highly functional and adaptable open cupboard with plenty of storage space. The location of the kitchen&nbsp;allows for entertaining from the kitchen's terrazzo and natural stone benchtops to flow effortlessly into the dining and living spaces.

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The 100-year-old trees on the site will be preserved as will create a tranquil canopy view from the bedroom.

Each residence features a secure, flexible garage space that can accommodate and charge two cars or serve as a launchpad for business endeavours, artistic pursuits, or workouts.

Built to endure across decades and generations, Lori incorporates future-proof technology and infrastructure.&nbsp;

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Each home is designed for rooftop solar and electric car charging, reflecting LK Property Group's commitment to sustainability.&nbsp;

The development is also 100 per cent electric, aligning with a more renewable path and minimising residents' environmental footprint.

Immerse Constructions is currently building Lori, which is slated for completion in Q2 2024.

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Joel Robinson

Larry Kesterlman's LK Property Group launch new Glen Iris townhouse development, Lori

ASX-listed developer Mirvac has revealed its West Pennant Hills masterplan, Highforest by Mirvac.

It was a year ago Urban revealed the plans for the <a href="/news/nsw/mirvac-lodge-concept-plans-for-coonara-by-mirvac-hills-district-masterplan">near 26-hectare, $700 million community</a>&nbsp;which will have around 418 apartments and townhouses on the site&nbsp;bordering the Cumberland State Forest. Around 10 hectares of remnant bushland will be dedicated to the stage government as public open space.

Mirvac promise a "harmonious blend of modern living and nature."

There will be 252 apartments and 166 houses, considerably less than the 1,500 homes that were envisaged for the large site. The apartments will be spread across four buildings no higher than eight levels.

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The state government expedited Mirvac's planning proposal, greenlighting the site's rezoning after the local council rejected it.

Mirvac's commitment to environmental stewardship is evident in its decision to protect approximately 10 hectares of remnant forest.&nbsp;

“This forest will become publicly accessible for the first time in 100 years, transforming the site from private land with no public access into a sanctuary for all to enjoy," Mirvac said.

Highforest, spearheaded by <a href="/architects/mirvac-design">Mirvac Design</a>, is set to revolutionise residential living, focusing on the connection of architecture, green spaces, and landscaped walking paths.&nbsp;

The development comprises generously proportioned semi-detached and terrace homes, offering flexibility to meet the evolving needs of families.

Additionally, four apartment buildings with deep balconies and large windows provide an immersive connection with nature inspired by the concept of treehouse living.

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The first apartment release, dubbed Eucalypt, will feature a range of one, two, three, and four-bedroom residences, many of which capture views of the surrounding forest.&nbsp;

The apartments offer various sizes, layouts, and configurations, with some units incorporating dedicated media and study areas.

On the housing front, the first release, Treeview, will have three, four, and five-bedroom residences, including a mix of semi-detached and attached homes.&nbsp;

Key features encompass provisions for additional media, family, and study spaces, along with private open spaces such as ground-level and upper-level balconies.

Residents of Highforest will have access to an array of amenities, including generous open spaces, parks, play areas, and a private resident-only recreational facility, which will house an indoor swimming pool, gym, and community dining area.

The <a href="/new-townhouses/west-pennant-hills-nsw-2125">West Pennant Hills projec</a>t will be just 800 metres from Cherrybrook Metro Station.

The state government expedited Mirvac's planning proposal, greenlighting the site's rezoning after the local council rejected it

Staff Writer

Mirvac launch West Pennant Hills masterplan, Highforest by Mirvac

Developer&nbsp;Immerse Projects is soon to launch its next residential development on the Gold Coast, transforming apartment living in the heart of Robina.

The project, <a href="/new-apartments/ombre-robina-46-scottsdale-drive-robina">Ombre Robina</a>, will offer one, two and three-bedroom apartments designed by BDA Architecture at <a href="/new-apartments/ombre-robina-46-scottsdale-drive-robina">46 Scottsdale Drive</a>, ideally located a stone's throw from the Robina Town Centre.

The apartments at Ombre will be characterised by open-plan spaces, functional design and natural textures and colours that evoke a sense of comfort and harmony.

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Residents will enjoy ample verdant green community spaces and serene corners for relaxation or entertainment. Whether sunbathing or reading under dappled shade, Ombre's pool and sun deck area will provide residents with the ideal location for a refreshing and relaxing getaway within the development.

The lifestyle in Robina is where quaint coffee shops, boutique shopping, and everyday conveniences weave perfectly into leafy parks, golf courses and onto the sands of Burleigh Beach.

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<a href="/developers/immerse-projects">Immerse Projects</a> has stemmed from building industry veteran John Kearney's highly regarded construction business Greyburn. Greyburn will be the builder for Ombre, which they will start building this year.

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Immerse had huge success in the Gold Coast off the plan apartment market last year with their Coolangatta apartment development, <a href="/new-apartments/rhythm-kirra-hill-30-garrick-street-coolangatta-qld-4225">Rhythm Kirra Hill</a>.

Rhythm, 40 apartments over seven levels, has also been designed by BDA and features amenities include a rooftop pool and BBQ area, sauna, meeting room, parcel lockers, gym, and outdoor shower.&nbsp;

This year Immerse is also expected to launch their second Kirra project, having <a href="/news/qld/immerse-projects-secure-approval-for-second-coolangatta-apartment-tower">secured approval for a&nbsp;17-level project</a> at 39 McLean Street, adjacent to Rhythm Kirra Hill.

The aim of both Rhythm and the future project is to cater to the&nbsp;"missing middle market," given runaway prices in the sought-after coastal pocket in the last few years.

Immerse was named as a <a href="/news/qld/the-top-12-developers-to-watch-out-for-on-the-gold-coast-in-2024">top Gold Coast developer to watch on Urban in 2024</a>.

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Immerse to reveal Ombre Robina development as construction commencement approaches

Developer Legacy Property has teamed up with the Illawarra Coke Company to create The Works, a new community in Corrimal north of <a href="/new-apartments/wollongong-nsw-2500">Wollongong</a>, following the rezoning of just over 18-hectares of land formerly occupied by the Corel Coke Works on Railway Street.

Sales will launch this year for the new community, which will comprise of multiple&nbsp;low to mid-rise apartment buildings and townhouses, with a mix of one to four-bedroom dwellings on offer and some with&nbsp;scenic views of the escarpment.

<a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works</a> aims to establish a vibrant focal point within a connected, walkable neighbourhood between the coast and the escarpment.

The unique location will be transformed into a residential community comprising around 550 dwellings, new parks, and a heritage precinct celebrating the site's history. The <a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">first stage</a> will see 181 apartments released.

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With a commitment to affordable housing, <a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works</a> includes 35 affordable dwellings in the overall master plan approval.

Valued at $600 million, <a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works </a>incorporates the adaptive reuse of significant heritage elements from the Coke Works, such as the iconic 1912 brick chimney, part of the original C1 Coke oven battery, as well as the former powerhouse building.

Legacy Property engaged with the local Corrimal community through a Community Consultation session last November, allowing residents to pose questions and gain insights into the demolition process and the planned reuse of heritage items.

<a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works</a> is expected to be <a href="/new-apartments/wollongong-nsw-2500">Wollongong's</a> first&nbsp;5-Star Green Star-rated community, with sustainability a key focus in the design, construction and operation of the project.

<a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works Corrimal</a> emphasises the reuse of original materials and responsibly sourced new materials, aiming to reduce construction and demolition waste to landfills by at least 80 per cent.&nbsp;

The creek riparian zone will be restored with 150,000 native plantings, promoting biodiversity and creating a landscape buffer for visiting flying foxes.&nbsp;Water-sensitive urban design will also ensure that every drop of water is left in a better state.

<a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works</a> plans to integrate these sustainable and rehabilitation efforts with new green open spaces, community gardens, and recreational facilities supporting a healthy, active lifestyle.&nbsp;

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The Southern Park and riparian corridor, spanning over seven hectares, will feature a nature play area for children, a half basketball court, a multipurpose fenced area, and community gardens.&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works</a> will also offer active transport links, a dog park, a heritage plaza, neighbourhood shops, and a proposed childcare centre.

Conveniently located near Corrimal Town Centre and within walking distance of the coastline, the precinct encompasses Corrimal Station, ensuring excellent connectivity to the Sydney CBD via rail.

Situated less than seven kilometres from the heart of <a href="/new-apartments/wollongong-nsw-2500">Wollongong</a>, <a href="/new-apartments/the-works-stage-one-27-railway-street-corrimal">The Works</a> provides future residents access to a thriving hub of employment, extensive shopping options, entertainment, WIN Stadium for sporting events, <a href="/new-apartments/wollongong-nsw-2500">Wollongong</a> Hospital, and the University of <a href="/new-apartments/wollongong-nsw-2500">Wollongong</a>.

Demolition of other structures commenced late last year and is expected to continue for at least the next six months.

Valued at $600 million, The Works incorporates the adaptive reuse of significant heritage elements from the Coke Works, such as the iconic 1912 brick chimney, part of the original C1 Coke oven battery, the former powerhouse building

Wollongong set for new masterplan as The Works Corrimal precinct revealed

U-Home Oceania is set to launch Yarra Park, a collection of townhomes in <a href="/new-townhouses/alphington-vic-3078">Melbourne's Alphington</a>, seven kilometres north-east of the city.

The three and four-level townhomes have been designed by <a href="/architects/rothelowman">Rothelowman</a> to bring a low maintenance option to <a href="/new-townhouses/alphington-vic-3078">Alphington</a>, a suburb generally starved of brand new townhouses.

There will be 109 townhouses in the release, around the corner from <a href="/new-townhouses/alphington-vic-3078">Alphington</a> Park Oval and <a href="/new-townhouses/alphington-vic-3078">Alphington</a> Bowling Club.

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Each residence has been designed with sustainable principles at the forefront, featuring intelligent layouts that optimise climate orientation for passive sustainability gains.&nbsp;

Inside and out, the townhomes feature a modern aesthetic, with floor-to-ceiling doors and glazing that embrace the living and dining areas connecting to balconies and terraces.

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The open kitchens are sleek and functional, centred around a breakfast and wine bar and surrounded by modern integrated appliances.

The ensuite bathrooms have dual vanities, a bathtub, and a generously sized shower area with floor-to-wall tiles.

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U-Home Oceania, directed by Jack Wang, has appointed Burbank Urban as the builder for Yarra Park.&nbsp;

U-Home Oceania, directed by Jack Wang, has appointed Burbank Urban as the builder for Yarra Park

Yarra Park townhomes soon to launch to Alphington market

Melbourne's popular Flinders Street is set to get a rare new apartment development in the form of The Highlander, an architecturally striking tower just off the Yarra opposite the Sea Life Aquarium.

The Highlander, at <a href="/new-apartments/the-highlander-melbourne-490-flinders-street-melbourne">490 Flinders Street</a>, is being developed by Singaporean investment firm Havenport Investments, who added the adjoining site at 1-9 Highlander Lane to create enough space for the 23-level building which will home 35 apartments.

There will be a mix of two and three-bedroom apartments, some half and some full floor. The levels up to 14 will have a maximum of three apartments, while from 14 to 21 will have three-bedroom, full floor apartments.

Level 22 homes a near 300 sqm, $7.5 million penthouse with unobstructed views over the river and Southbank.

The two-bedroom apartments, which start from 82 sqm, start from just over $1 million. The three-bedrooms start from $1.3 million.

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The plans also include a ground floor with a residential lobby, a cafe, retail spaces, a basement level with a car stacker for ten vehicles, bicycle parking, and site services.

Designed by Metier 3, The Highlander features a dynamic facade&nbsp; through its chamfered and patterned windows.

The interiors feature wide solid oak floors, marble countertops and oak cabinetry throughout.

The heart of each Highlander apartments is the kitchen, complete with a butler's pantry and top-of-the-range AEG and Gaggenau appliances.

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Andrew Norbury, founder of Metier3, said the philosophy of The Highlander deliberately avoids maximisation.

"Instead, we approached The Highlander as an artful expression of home design-less apartments, greater homes-drawing inspiration from a time when form and function were thoughtfully woven together with empathy and purpose."

The Highlander's location at the eastern end of Flinders Street, at the edge of the Hoddle Grid, allows for&nbsp;southern views of the Yarra River and an eastern perspective of Melbourne's Gardens. It's also just a stones throw from Southern Cross Station.

Castran Gilbert is marketing the project. They already have a number of reservations.

First look: Inside the new Flinders Street apartment development, The Highlander

Noosaville is set to welcome one of its most architecturally-striking developments with the recent launch of JURA, a boutique collection of apartments and townhouses.

The 38 residences have been designed by Blackwood Architecture so residents can take in as much of the famous South East Queensland climate, with open plan living spaces that connect to either spacious balconies or large terrace courtyards.

The floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors in each residence allow residents to embrace the Noosa atmosphere year-round, flooding the interiors with natural coastal light.

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Emphasising the importance of the kitchen as the home's focal point, each residence is equipped with quality European appliances, ample storage, breakfast bars, and a separate dining area—all complemented by a light coastal colour palette.&nbsp;

Beyond the welcoming kitchens and stress-free ambience, each new residence features spacious queen bedrooms with built-in robes, while the master includes a private ensuite.&nbsp;

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A dedicated laundry room, additional drying courts, and a reliable, lockable storage room in select residences make home organisation more manageable for the residents.

JURA also provides other practical amenities, such as exclusive residence carports, a lock-up garage for townhomes, and ample visitor parking, while also having low body corporate fees compared to similar properties in the Noosa region.

The townhouses are located ideally just off Eumundi Road opposite the Noosa Leisure Centre and Noosa Library, while also offering future JURA residents easy access to the Noosa River and just six kilometres from Hastings Street.

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The townhouses are located ideally just off Eumundi Road opposite the Noosa Leisure Centre and Noosa Library, while also offering future JURA residents easy access to the Noosa River and just six kilometres from Hastings Street

Boutique apartments and townhouses land in Noosaville

Award-winning Melbourne developer Little Projects Co has joined local joint venture partners Bottega and 5Point to launch luxury full-floor apartments to the Broadbeach off the plan apartment market.

<a href="/new-apartments/broadbeach-qld-4218">Atelier Broadbeach</a>, at&nbsp;20 Mary Avenue toward the southern end of Broadbeach, comprises just&nbsp;14 full-floor apartments and two multi-level penthouses designed by Plus Architecture.

The tower is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glazing which allows every apartment sweeping views of the ocean from both the living areas and the ocean facing balcony.

Little Projects <a href="/news/qld/little-projects-secure-approval-for-redesigned-luxury-broadbeach-apartment-tower">secured approval for the redesigned project in October</a> after Plus tweaked a previous design.

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There's resident amenity in the form of a swimming pool with views over the South Lawn Broadwater Parklands and the extensive Gold Coast shoreline on the podium level. Additional amenities include a gymnasium and a sauna, while two allocated car spaces complement each residence.

<a href="/new-apartments/broadbeach-qld-4218">Atelier Broadbeach</a> is close to everything but tucked away enough to provide peace and tranquil relaxation. Pacific Fair Shopping Centre is a five-minute stroll from Atelier's doorstep, with the beach just metres away.

<a href="/new-apartments/broadbeach-qld-4218">Atelier Broadbeach</a> start at $2.95 million. Little Projects expect completion in June 2026.

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Little Projects also lodged plans for <a href="/news/qld/first-look-exclusive-little-projects-set-for-third-broadbeach-apartment-development-with-r-corp-joint-venture">another apartment development at Broadbeach</a> last year, dubbed <a href="/new-apartments/enclave-by-graya-118-old-burleigh-road-broadbeach">One Australia</a>.

<a href="/new-apartments/enclave-by-graya-118-old-burleigh-road-broadbeach">One Australia</a> consists of 32 three-bedroom apartments and one four-bedroom penthouse designed by DKO Architecture. This 37-level tower is positioned to cater to the luxury owner-occupier market in Broadbeach.

Atelier Broadbeach<a href="/news/qld/bottega-and-5point-launch-luxury-faro-broadbeach-apartments"> joins Faro Broadbeach</a> on the luxury full-floor apartment market. <a href="/new-apartments/faro-broadbeach-123-old-burleigh-road-broadbeach">Faro</a>, at 123 Old Burleigh Road, comprises 15 apartments.

Atelier Broadbeach start at $2.95 million. Little Projects expect completion in June 2026

Little Projects launch Atelier Broadbeach

Leda Holdings, the development firm of rich lister Bob Ell,&nbsp;has released the first land lots in its 4,500-lot Kings Forest housing estate near Kingscliff on the NSW North Coast.

Ell said the estate would play a role in delivering new housing supply in a region where there was very little stock, but high demand for affordable residential product.

“Housing supply has been at an all-time low, and the cost of living is putting a strain on people, not only in the Tweed but nationwide,” Ell said.

"This significant stride towards addressing housing needs in Tweed is exciting. By working hand-in-hand with the Tweed Shire Council, we're not only on the brink of providing more housing options but also poised to create thousands of local jobs. This milestone marks just the beginning, we remain dedicated to the ongoing collaboration that will bring the entire estate to fruition."

The Kings Forest estate spans 869 hectares and, upon completion, will provide homes for over 11,000 people. It will include a central park, retail centre, school, service station, sporting fields and the development will support the delivery of over 70,000 trees.

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“We have laid the first 100 metres of asphalt on the estate, marking an important milestone of the development,” Ell added.

Mayor of Tweed Shire Chris Cherry emphasised the significance of Kings Forest as a pivotal location to deliver new and affordable housing within the Tweed Shire.

"Release of the first residential blocks is important to address the substantial demand for housing, particularly in light of the increasing demand for healthcare workers expected from the opening of the new Tweed Valley Hospital at Kingscliff in May 2024. We look forward to many more homes becoming available here in the near future", Cherry said.

Leda has appointed Colliers to sell the first 145 lots of the Kings Forest housing development as the company looks to deliver new land supply to the burgeoning Tweed-Gold Coast region, with a focus on putting locals first.

Colliers Director of Residential, David Higgins said they were excited to be appointed to sell houses in the Kings Forest development and were eager to show prospective buyers all that the project has to offer.

“This project signifies a huge step forward for supply of much needed housing and actual land opportunities to the northern New South Wales and Southern Gold Coast regions from a developer with a proven track record of delivery,” Higgins said.

“The project aims to create residential living opportunities for individuals and families who have roots in the local community, ensuring they have the opportunity to stay connected and contribute to the continued growth of the area.”

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Colliers Director of Residential, Jon Rivera said they were excited to join forces with Leda on this much awaited project which will offer some of the best flat land opportunities for eager local buyers looking to get a foot into the market.

“Kings Forest is expected to be one of the largest and most significant projects for new housing and employment in the region in the next 25 years.

“The estate is situated only 15 minutes from Gold Coast Airport, right near the new Tweed Hospital and five minutes from the coastal village of Kingscliff,” Rivera said.

“Our collaboration aims to introduce a fresh perspective to the market, capturing the essence of community needs, demonstrating this to be more than just a residential project, but a place to call home.”

The Kings Forest estate spans 869 hectares and, upon completion, will provide homes for over 11,000 people

Rich lister Bob Ell’s Leda Group releases first lots at Kings Forest project on the NSW North Coast

Longtime Gold Coast apartment developer Morris Property Group is tapping into the demand from owner-occupiers for new apartments in the sought-after Broadbeach postcode with their latest tower, Crest Broadbeach.

The striking 40-level tower will sit on Armrick Avenue, a prime spot across the road from the Broadbeach Bowls Club which for buyers not only means great proximity to amenity, but protected views to the south. It will comprise 182 two and three-bedroom apartments designed by the&nbsp;Canberra-based architecture firm Guida Moseley Brown.

Crest Broadbeach's architecturally designed exterior draws inspiration from the motion of the waves, presenting a distinctive profile against the city skyline. This design, reflecting the sophistication of the neighbourhood, includes resort-style amenities that complete the residents' 5-star lifestyle.

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There will be a maximum of just five apartments per floor, with only three three-bedroom apartments per level on the building’s top three floors.

Each apartment has been meticulously designed to make the most of every square inch and carefully detailed and furnished to make the residents' lifestyle practical and convenient.&nbsp;

Hybrid timber floors and full-height glazing grace the open living and dining areas, creating a warm and airy feel in every home.

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The practical kitchens are well-appointed with high-quality European Bosch appliances and showcase an island and bar seating.

Three distinct colour palettes allow homeowners to personalise their space from dark, contemporary charm, timeless harmony of light and shade to simple and airy.

The ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling with condensers are located in a dedicated area away from the balcony. This gives residents a clutter-free and quiet outdoor living space overlooking rare, protected views—with no risk to the south over the park of being built out).

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The extensive amenity on top of the building’s podium on level two, wrapped with terraces with seating and dining areas, features a pool, gym, lounge space and a communal barbecue area.

Crest Broadbeach will be conveniently situated within 800m of the Broadbeach CBD, less than two kilometres from the Pacific Fair Shopping Centre and the Surfers Paradise CBD.

Crest Broadbeach marks Morris Property Group's eighth high-rise residential project in Broadbeach. Nearby, the developer has successfully delivered Opus Broadbeach, a 26-storey, 113-apartment project, Qube&nbsp;Broadbeach, a 40-storey, 202-apartment project, and Koko, a 31-storey development comprising&nbsp;98&nbsp;two-bedroom &amp; three bedroom apartments

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Crest marks Morris Property Group's eighth high-rise residential project in Broadbeach

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