Sutton Street, a highly anticipated collection of 12 custom-designed residences, are set to launch in Kooyong, one of Melbourne's most prestigious suburbs.

Autron Property are behind the&nbsp;development, which has been designed in a collaboration between IMA Architects and Studio Lancini.

Family-owned and operated Krongold Construction has already started the build on the site at 6 Sutton Street. The project will comprise&nbsp;a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, along with two heritage townhomes.&nbsp;

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Set in a leafy and secluded location, Sutton Street has been designed to reflect the natural beauty and timeless quality of the suburb, with the residences paying homage to the heritage character of Kooyong.&nbsp;

The interiors feature high-quality fixtures and fittings, including marble benchtops, limestone bathroom tiles, and Gaggenau appliances, with each boasting an abundance of natural light throughout, thanks to floor-to-ceiling glazing, along with well-appointed ensuites and bathrooms, which utilise natural materials and clean lines.&nbsp;

Sustainability was at the forefront of the design, with the development achieving a 6-Star NatHERS rating due to the double glazed windows, energy-efficient appliances and fixtures, as well as a passive solar design which contributes to minimising energy consumption and the site's carbon footprint.&nbsp;

Located in Melbourne's prestigious eastern suburbs and sharing the same postcode as Toorak, Kooyong is a hidden gem filled with amenities, opportunities, and rich history. Known for its leafy streets and tightly held real estate, this suburb is a sought-after destination for discerning buyers.

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At the heart of Kooyong lies the iconic Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club, a world-renowned sporting venue that has hosted numerous international tournaments over the past century.

But Kooyong is much more than just a sporting destination, with a plethora of delectable dining options, fashionable shopping destinations, and other lifestyle venues, residents of Sutton Street will enjoy a lifestyle that is second to none.

Residents will be within easy reach of a number of transport options as well, including trains and trams, providing easy access to the CBD and surrounding suburbs.&nbsp;

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Autron Property are behind the development, which has been designed in a collaboration between IMA Architects and Studio Lancini

Staff Writer

Sutton Street: Bespoke residences in the heart of Kooyong

Developer Tian An LFD has set a new benchmark for residential developments in Western Sydney with their completed <a href="/developments/auburn-nsw-2144">Auburn apartment development</a>.

<a href="/buildings/auburn-square-26-36-northumberland-road-auburn">Auburn Square</a> comprises 427 residences in one, two, and three-bedroom configurations, including nine retail and commercial suites and various amenities.

The first stage of <a href="/buildings/auburn-square-26-36-northumberland-road-auburn">Auburn Square</a>, which includes 148 apartments across a 10-level building, has recently been completed and is ready for occupancy. Retail spaces on the ground floor, along Northumberland Rd, connecting directly to Auburn Town Centre, are now available for lease.

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The Rothelowman-designed Auburn Square focuses on everyday livability with high-quality finishes, premium inclusions, and an emphasis on natural light and ventilation through apartment orientation, neutral-coloured tiled flooring, and spacious balconies.

Residents at <a href="/buildings/auburn-square-26-36-northumberland-road-auburn">Auburn Square</a> will arrive at secure lobbies offering the perfect welcome with a dedicated parcel locker and benches to sort the mail, a seat to wait for a friend, or simply some space while waiting for the elevator.

Each apartment has generously sized, open-concept living and dining areas, as well as well-appointed kitchens with integrated premium Westinghouse appliances.&nbsp;

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Ensuite bathrooms, walk-in wardrobes, and expansive balconies offering panoramic views of the Sydney CBD are additional highlights.

All apartments have ceiling fans, split-system air conditioning, intercom systems, and access to secure car parks and underground storage.

The development's design also prioritises communal spaces to foster a sense of community in Auburn Square, with shared facilities on two resident areas—the rooftop and the first-floor podium.

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A sprawling rooftop garden covering 2,000 sqm crowns Auburn Square and provides a welcoming retreat for residents to enjoy with their families, pets, and neighbours.&nbsp;

Landscaped by Ground Ink, this expansive rooftop features a generous barbecue area, an outdoor fitness zone, and an open-air sky cinema.

Communal dining areas, custom-built bench seating, planter beds, barbeque facilities, an outdoor cinema and exercise equipment will feature across the two resident areas.

<a href="/buildings/auburn-square-26-36-northumberland-road-auburn">Auburn Square</a> is only a four-minute walk from the train station, with easy access to Parramatta Road and the M4 for a quick drive to Sydney CBD or destinations further west.

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Auburn Square comprises 427 residences in one, two, and three-bedroom configurations, including nine retail and commercial suites and various amenities

The heart of Auburn: Auburn Square welcomes residents following stage one completion

The&nbsp;exclusive hotel-branded residences, Seafarers, has experienced strong buyer demand since its inception.&nbsp;

Developed by Riverlee, the $550 million Flinders Street development is nearing a sell-out, with only a handful of residences remaining in the Fender Katsalidis, Oculus, Carr and ODO-designed 19-storey tower.

The landmark development heralds a new era of luxury riverfront living, with the five-star amenity and services of the world’s leading sustainable luxury hotel, 1 Hotels, at its centre. The precinct will feature a luxurious lobby lounge bar, world-class event venue and meeting spaces, a state-of-the-art health centre, food and beverage offerings, and a 3,500 sqm landscaped haven, known as Seafarers Rest.

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Centred on an inspired reimagining of the heritage-protected Goods Shed No.5, Seafarers has brought in its fair share of downsizers, looking to capitalise on not only the project's Docklands location, but also its array of amenities, including Australia’s first 1 Hotels property.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

That's exactly what captured the attention of frequent global traveller Martin Storm. As someone who has become well acquainted with many of the best hotel brands in the world, its the sustainable luxury offerings at 1 Hotels that keep him coming back.

“Not only is 1 Hotels a fabulous product in the market, but combining it with spacious custom apartments is the best of both worlds,” Storm said.

Storm loves the offering so much he has purchased multiple properties at Seafarers, and has even encouraged his family and friends to take up the unique residential opportunity.

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"We have enjoyed the earthy stylings of 1 Hotels overseas and love the idea of constantly experiencing this lifestyle of convenience while living in a luxurious private apartment with custom facilities," he said.

"We wanted all of our family to enjoy this extraordinary property experience with us, so we have bought extra properties for them. Friends have subsequently done the same. I can see us all being together in this lovely environment, enjoying all its services and assets, as well as the city’s offerings."

Storm and his wife live in a home further along the Yarra River, so the environment was nothing new to them, and its something they really appreciated.&nbsp;

"Not only does Seafarers offer us even better proximity to the city, but having unhampered access to the facilities of a world-class hotel means it will really embody the very best of high-end apartment living. The brilliant architecture of Nonda Katsalidis and the Fender Katsalidis team also makes it very special."

"The fact that Melbourne is the first choice for the 1 Hotels and Riverlee partnership is wonderful for our home city. Not only is 1 Hotels a fabulous product in the market, but combining it with spacious custom apartments means it transforms into the best of both worlds."

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It's not the first time Storm has experienced something like this before, with him noting the Mandarin Oriental and Four Seasons brands, but he says it's 1 Hotels eco-friendly design that sets them apart.&nbsp;

"I know that 1 Hotels operates in the same orbit. Its advantage, however, and what personally resonates with me, is its organic, eco-friendly, and design-sensitive environment. Sometimes I feel like I am entering an enchanted forest when I enter a 1 Hotels property," he said.&nbsp;

Having purchased multiple properties at Seafarers, Storm also encouraged his friends and family to do the same.

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The landmark development heralds a new era of luxury riverfront living, with the five-star amenity and services of the world’s leading sustainable luxury hotel, 1 Hotels, at its centre

Why buyers are choosing the $550m Docklands apartment development, Seafarers 

Family-run developer View Bank Homes has recently completed another apartment development in Heidelberg West, on the fringe of Preston.

The Bardia Street development, Liberty, features just eight spacious one and two-bedroom apartments, thoughtfully designed to harmonise with the street's existing character and the neighbouring parklands.&nbsp;

Greenery has been incorporated to surround the building, softening the facade and paying tribute to the nearby parklands.

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Stepping outside of Liberty, residents are greeted by the natural environs of Darebin Creek Trail and Forest Park just opposite the doorstep of the property yet offering absolute convenience just a short stroll to retail, eateries and transport.

Residents can take a short 3-minute walk to the bus stop, plus proximity to Heidelberg Train Station, offering express routes to the CBD.

The convenience of The Mall is just a ten-minute walk away, offering a range of retail, supermarket, cafe, and dining shops, along with an ALDI in the area.

On the western side of Darebin Creek, just a four-minute drive from Liberty, residents will find the Northland Shopping Centre, which has a Myer, Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, and Hoyts.

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Liberty is also close to the vibrant Burgundy Street and Warringal Shopping Centre.

For art and culture enthusiasts, the Heide Museum of Modern Art is a short 15-minute drive from the property.

Education and healthcare facilities are within an easy ten-minute car ride, including La Trobe University, Our Lady of Mercy College, Ivanhoe Grammar School, and Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar School.&nbsp;

Prominent hospitals, including Austin Hospital, Mercy Hospital, Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital, and Warringal Private Hospital, provide high-quality healthcare services, all within three kilometres from the site.

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Greenery has been incorporated to surround the building, softening the facade and paying tribute to the nearby parklands

View Bank Homes complete Liberty, Heidelberg West apartment development

It was 2017 when prominent developer Kokoda Property swooped on what was an amalgamation of old brick buildings and warehouses.

Before they even purchased the site, which had been their largest acquisition in their 18-year history at that point, they knew the importance of what they were going to develop, and the impact it would have on the local community.

Kokoda appointed heritage consultant Lovell Chen early in the peace to work out exactly how they could keep the grandeur of the vast 4,720 sqm site.&nbsp;Some elements of what was on the vast development opportunity were almost as old as the suburb itself.

It was banker and pastoralist John Gardiner, among others, who settled Malvern back in 1835. The land was named Malvern by barrister and land developer Charles Skinner, after his ancestral home, Malvern Hills, in England.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/vic/it-will-be-a-landmark-for-generations-to-come-how-jackson-clements-burrows-designed-malvern-collective">"It will be a landmark for generations to come"; How Jackson Clements Burrows designed Malvern Collective</a>

What was once known as the Gardiner Hotel was developed on the site some time before 1856.&nbsp;It was altered in the 1880s, and then in 1925 it was extensively remodelled to create the interwar Free Classical style façade which remains today.

Back in the 1860s, the licensee of the Gardiner Hotel was well-known Melbourne cricketer, William Greaves, who, as an added attraction or the hotel, built what is believed to be the first bowling green in Victoria.

Also on the site is Station Place. A collection of Victorian-era shops which were located at the gateway to Station Place, once the home of grocer and merchants Lindsay Bros.

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In the late nineteenth century, Dandenong Road consisted mainly of residential buildings, with Station Place providing access for people between the street and Malvern Station.

"We’re really pleased to see this being reactivated aspart of Malvern Collective,"&nbsp;Lovell Chen Senior Associate John Statham says.

When Kokoda secured the site, only the former Railway Hotel, now known as the Angel Tavern, and two Victorian-era shops on Station Place, survived from the earliest period of development on the corner site.

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Statham says the style of the shops&nbsp;would be described as ‘polychrome Italianate’.

"Polychrome refers to the multi-coloured bricks used to create the decorative patterns around the windows and doors. Italianate refers to the revival of an Italian Renaissance style which was popular in the late nineteenth century."

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The shops have been restored, and will form part of the buzzing hospitality precinct Kokoda have put together. They've called the project a 0-minute neighbourhood, given the extensive amenity at the foot of two strikingly modern residential towers and its proximity to Malvern Station.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/vic/how-kokoda-is-creating-a-0-minute-neighbourhood-at-the-malvern-collective">How Kokoda is creating a 0-minute neighbourhood at The Malvern Collective</a>

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Under construction with completion slated for early 2024, Malvern Collective comprises 205 apartments with interiors by Carr.&nbsp;

Residents of Malvern Collective will have private access to a&nbsp;co-working space, a cinema, a swimming pool, a wellness centre with hot and cold plunge pools, and a private dining area, bookable through the residents' app.

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Using the app, residents can order a coffee from their room&nbsp;and pick it up before jumping on the train, or have the concierge make dinner reservations, not only for the hospitality in Malvern Collective, but anywhere in Melbourne.

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Kokoda appointed heritage consultant Lovell Chen early in the peace to work out exactly how they could keep the grandeur of the vast 4,720 sqm site

Joel Robinson

The history behind the Malvern Collective apartments

Developers Scott Property Group are well underway with construction on their latest Sunshine Coast apartment development, The Beachfront Buddina, which is set for completion in early 2024.&nbsp;

The Beachfront Buddina offers&nbsp;a rare opportunity to secure never-to-be-built-out ocean and hinterland view apartments, with each spacious residence featuring aesthetic design, an abundance of natural light, exceptional finishes, stunning views and access to a private residents-only pool, corner store and cafe.

Designed by regulars across the coast, OGE Architects, The Beachfront Buddina strikes a balance between architectural artistry and natural form, with a mix of three and four-bedroom apartments.&nbsp;

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Bold lines are enhanced with vertical timber screening, complementing the cascading natural greenery to create an urban oasis.

But it's not just the exterior that's impressive – inside high-end living with luxurious fixtures and fittings are standard, including Miele appliances, open layouts and spacious balconies with floor-to-ceiling glass for seamless indoor-outdoor integration.

Start your beach-life journey with a separate beach room at entry, complete with vanity and sink. And with secure parking, elevators, and ducted heating/cooling, residents will enjoy the ultimate in comfort and convenience.

But&nbsp;The Beachfront Buddina isn't just a place to live – it's a community.

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Exclusive access to the residents-only pool, communal gardens, recreational seating and tennis courts allows residents to immerse themselves in the local area and meet the neighbours, while the beach, Surf Club, an array of restaurants, schools and shops are just steps away.&nbsp;

Plus, The Beachfront Buddina is a residential-only building, designed for owner-occupiers with no short-term rentals or Airbnb. This means you can enjoy the peace and privacy of a home designed for long-term living.

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The Beachfront Buddina offers a rare opportunity to secure never-to-be-built-out ocean and hinterland view apartments

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Inside The Beachfront Buddina apartment development

Pyramid, the developer, builder, and architecture firm behind the new Gosford apartment development Vue Mer, has released another stage at the water

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Soon to rise at 142 Henry Parry Drive, Vue Mer Residences offers 140 apartments across two grand buildings.&nbsp;

Designed by head architect Joshua Oyeku of Pyramids Architects, Vue Mer Residences was designed with light, bright facades with copper vertical louvres on each apartment exterior offset with a more modernistic use of matte grey honeycomb cladding with opening bi-folds.

“I chose these materials for the exterior of the buildings to reflect the environment and to be visually bold in the Gosford skyline," said Oyeku.

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The main living areas in the apartments have been designed to be open plan, with the layout flowing between the kitchen, living room and dining room.

The kitchen features an engineered stone benchtop, splashback in Vena Gris, polyurethane overhead cabinets in Dulux Stone Master and is furnished with Franke appliances. Residents can choose warm or cool interior colour schemes to match their preferences.

The rest of the home has few internal walls and fewer traditional individual rooms in favour of a communal living space and unobstructed views of the outdoors through large picture windows.

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To the south, residents are treated to views of Brisbane Waters, while to the East, the untouched expanse of the Rumbalara Reserve. Rooftop gardens, adorned with lush tropical plants, provide an ideal spot to soak in these expansive vistas.

Other resident facilities include a cutting-edge workspace technology hub for residents who work from home, a sauna, a well-equipped gym, and an indoor heated pool for year-round relaxation.&nbsp;

Thanks to its prime location, convenience starts just a few steps from Vue Mer's doorstep. The Imperial Shopping Centre with a Woolworths is across the road, while more cafes, bakeries, and cuisine restaurants&nbsp;are a stroll away from the property.

The&nbsp;Gosford Transit Station is less than ten minutes walking distance, the Gosford Hospital is&nbsp;within a five-minute drive, and several educational and vocational institutions are less than a ten-minute car ride from Vue Mer Residences.

Soon to rise at 142 Henry Parry Drive, Vue Mer Residences offers 140 apartments across two grand buildings

Gosford's Vue Mer Residences launch final release of 2023

In the heart of Melbourne's metropolis, developer S P Setia has delivered a collection of apartments that tap into the bustling nature of the city. The completed Uno Melbourne promises residents a lifestyle like no other, positioned perfectly between the city and the bay.

Uno Melbourne is more than just a place to call home; it's an invitation to immerse yourself in the vibrant essence of Australia's fashion, dining, arts, and sports capital.

Nestled within easy reach of one of the most active tram and train networks in the city, the development effortlessly connects residents to all that Melbourne has to offer.&nbsp;

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Residents can discover Melbourne's famed laneways, open-air riverside promenades, and manicured city parks right on their doorstep, while gourmet restaurants and countless boutique shops beckon residents to indulge in the city's rich cultural tapestry.

Melbourne's reputation as a hub for education and learning is well-established. Named Australia's best city for international students, it ranks among the world's leading destinations for quality higher education. Uno Melbourne capitalises on this by being within walking distance of prestigious universities.

The University of Melbourne, located just a 20-minute walk away, and RMIT University, a mere seven-minute walk, ensure that education is not just accessible but incredibly convenient. The multi-campus La Trobe University, offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses, is also a short 15-minute walk from Uno Melbourne.

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Just a two-minute walk away, the Queen Victoria Market stands as one of the city's most beloved highlights. The stylish, cultural hub transforms from a bustling day market to a vibrant night-time destination, serving up international cuisines, beverages, and entertainment options.

If you're in the mood for some retail therapy, Uno Melbourne offers proximity to several retail destinations. Melbourne Central, a five-minute walk away, boasts 300 retailers over five levels, featuring a range of Australian and international fashion brands. For upscale shopping, the Emporium Shopping Mall is an eight-minute walk from your doorstep, providing a variety of upscale retailers, restaurants, and a food court.

If residents are craving authentic Asian experiences, Melbourne Chinatown is just a ten-minute walk, where they can explore Asian cuisine, karaoke bars, cocktail spots, and fashion boutiques.

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Uno Melbourne is not just about the urban buzz; it also provides access to green spaces and knowledge hubs. The historic Flagstaff Gardens, the oldest park in Melbourne, is a mere five-minute walk away, offering a tranquil escape from the city's hustle and bustle.

The State Library Victoria, established in 1854, is also only a seven-minute walk and stands as Australia's oldest public library and one of the first free libraries in the world.

One, two and three-bedroom apartments are still available in the development, with prices starting from $492,000.&nbsp;

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Nestled within easy reach of one of the most active tram and train networks in the city, the development effortlessly connects residents to all that Melbourne has to offer

Uno Melbourne: Your gateway to Melbourne's metropolitan lifestyle

Earlier this year Sunkin Property released Highett Common, their sustainable masterplan in the heart of the sought-after Bayside suburb.

We recently caught up with Scott Jessop, Head of Sales and Marketing at Sunkin Property Group, to discuss the project in more detail.

Highett Common: Shaping the Future of Bayside Melbourne

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Highett: The Oasis of Bayside Melbourne

Highett boasts beautiful beaches, top-notch schools, golf clubs, and a thriving community. With a mere half-hour train ride to the city, Highett offers the perfect blend of tranquility and urban convenience.

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A Pledge to Environmental Sustainability

What sets Highett Common apart is not just its luxury but also its unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability. It's slated to be one of Victoria's rare medium-density Net Zero projects. This goes beyond cost savings; it's about caring for our planet.

The development features solar panels that generate electricity, reducing owners' corporation fees while promoting clean and sustainable energy.

Embracing Electric and Eco-Friendly Living

This project is fully electric, bidding farewell to gas. While some may still appreciate a gas cooktop, the advantages of electric induction are undeniable. It's all part of the effort to create a more sustainable and eco-friendly living environment.

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Cultivating a Thriving Community

Highett Common is more than just apartments and amenities; it's about fostering a sense of belonging and community.

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Residents will have access to an app that connects them to community programs, events, and services. The goal is to create a vibrant and interconnected community within the development.

A Grand-Scale Endeavor

With an expansive 10-hectare site, the development is thoughtfully divided into smaller stages to ensure a harmonious balance. The first stage comprises 165 apartments spread across two six-story buildings, offering a spacious and open layout that's a far cry from the high-density developments commonly seen today.

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An Abundance of Amenities and Greenery

Apart from the spacious apartments, Highett Common offers a wealth of amenities, including a Wellness Centre, an outdoor swimming pool, gyms, dining rooms, and indoor swimming pools.

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This scale of amenities is a rarity in Bayside, making Highett Common an exceptional choice for those seeking a high-quality lifestyle.

A Promising Journey Ahead

With construction already underway across the precinct, Highett Common is poised to make a transformative impact on Highett. The development has the potential to drive capital growth in the area, elevating the suburb's status even further.

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Experience the Future at Highett Common

The Highett Common display suite offers an immersive experience of what this development has in store.

Highett Common isn't just another development, it's a forward-looking project that values both luxury living and environmental sustainability. It's a testament to the fact that developers today must meet the needs of consumers by creating communities that also care for our planet.

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Scott Jessop, Head of Sales and Marketing at Sunkin Property Group, unveils the remarkable "Highett Common" project. Nestled in the heart of Highett, Bayside Melbourne, this development promises to redefine luxury living while prioritising environmental sustainability and community building.

Everything a buyer needs to know about the sustainable Highett Common development by Sunkin Property

Aqualand, a prominent developer in some of Sydney's best locations, is making waves in North Sydney with a strong commitment to revitalising the area.

Urban.com.au's CEO Mike Bird recently sat down with&nbsp;Alex Adams, Aqualand's Head of Sales and Marketing, to understand a little bit more about how Aqualand operate, their dedication to North Sydney's transformation, and their unique approach to development.

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Why North Sydney and Aqualand's Vision

Aqualand's interest in North Sydney is not just a passing whim; it's deeply ingrained in the company's DNA. Their Managing Director's passion for the area trickles down throughout the entire organisation.

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Their commitment aligns with the local council's vision to invest a whopping $4 billion into the revitalisation of North Sydney's CBD, with the goal of creating Australia's premier micro city. Aqualand shares this vision and aims to be a significant contributor to this transformative process.

Future-Oriented Living at Aura

Unlike older developments that catered to the needs of the past, Aqualand is keen on addressing the evolving preferences of modern residents. Technology has been a focal point in their planning, with provisions for electric vehicle (EV) charging in the building, catering to the growing number of EV owners among their buyers.

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Additionally, Aqualand is going the extra mile by offering three Teslas available for all residents to use, making urban living more convenient and sustainable.

The Ongoing Aqualand Difference

Aqualand doesn't consider their job done once the construction is complete. Their commitment extends into post-completion phases. They have a client relationship team that maintains constant communication with residents. What sets them apart is the AQ Club, a client loyalty program that offers benefits like discounts on future purchases, and access to exclusive events and sponsorships.

Creating a Lasting Legacy

Aqualand's forward-thinking approach extends to the retail spaces within their developments. They understand the value of maintaining active, vibrant retail spaces within their buildings. An excellent example is the success of their retail spaces at Lynfield Village and Lulu, a French boulangerie, which has become a local hit.

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Their commitment to offering a diverse and high-quality experience is clear in their diverse offerings, from a French boulangerie to high-end Japanese restaurants and wine bars, all set to open by the time the first apartment is settled at Aura.

A Community-Centric Vision

What makes Aqualand stand out is their dedication to creating not just residences but thriving communities. By integrating their own hospitality assets, they add a personal touch to their developments. This approach not only enhances the lives of their residents but also enriches the overall living experience in the area.

Aqualand's commitment to North Sydney is more than just a development; it's a promise of a better future for residents and the community. With an eye on the future, a focus on technological integration, and a dedication to community development, Aqualand is creating a blueprint for what modern real estate development should look like.

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Aqualand, a prominent player in the real estate development industry, is making waves in North Sydney with a strong commitment to revitalising the area.

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New townhouses

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