Geelong's first apartment launch in a number of years has gone off with a bang.

Developer DM Property Group has secured 35 per cent of sales at its new Geelong apartment development, Motif Geelong. The sales came first from a VIP launch held earlier in the month, and then a public launch a week later.

RPM Group Projects Director Nic Cuni says the sales is a testament to the collaborating between DM Property, JV partner Icon Developments, as well as the&nbsp;exceptional architectural design by Rothelowman.

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The project lent itself to a mix of buyers, which is what Cuni has seen already.

"The most prominent buyers were first home buyers, predominantly female professionals who work in the area and want the safety and securing of an apartment. They want to be in the heart of the action, going to the local restaurants and the growing lifestyle precinct. They're not wanting to leave the city to buy a house and land package outside of Geelong."

Cuni says the other biggest demographic was local downsizers.

"They're downsizing from their suburban home into an apartment which is bringing them closer to Geelong and everything the city offers."&nbsp;

Local investors, who have seen the growth in Geelong in recent years and believe there's still signifcant upside when it comes to price growth, also bought in, as did a couple of interstate investors.

Motif has 129 one and two-bedroom apartments across its five-levels.

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Motif is fossil fuel-free, and the electricity consumption is offset by significant solar paneling, making it a 7-Star NAThers-rated building.

Cuni says the location, paired with the rarity of a new apartment development in Geelong, was a major factor in the sales success.

Motif is ideally located at 1 York Street on the fringe of the CBD, just a stones throw from&nbsp;Pakington&nbsp;Street's cafes, restaurants and bars, and the Little Malop Street precinct, home to The Geelong Library and Heritage Centre, the most striking piece of architecture in town,&nbsp;while all being one street away from the water.

"This really ticks all the boxes for so many people. The location is unbeatable, so close to amenity, the beach, and just a 10-minute walk into the heart of the city. Then there's&nbsp;<a href="/architects/rothelowman" target="_blank">Rothelowman</a>, who are one of the best collaborators in the game."

DM Property was founded by property development experts&nbsp;Brendan Mullan and David Dordevic. Their first development was Early 3191, a collection of townhouses in the heart of Sandringham. That was another in which they had Rothelowman pull together the designs for the 35 townhomes.

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RPM Group Projects Director Nic Cuni says the sales is a testament to the collaborating between DM Property, JV partner Icon Developments, as well as the exceptional architectural design by Rothelowman

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Motif Geelong apartment sales rocket on launch

In as little as three weeks, South East Queensland apartment developer Mosaic Property Group has secured $100 million in sales at its new luxury Burleigh Heads apartment development, Isabel by Mosaic.

Isabel, designed by Koichi Takada Architects, is part of Mosaic's Masterpiece Series, and sits on a prime site at 96 Esplanade which was bought from David Calvisi's Forme Development.

Mosaic's registered VIP database snapped up a number of the three and four-bedroom apartments well ahead of the public release. There's been local and interstate buyers so far, with prices ranging between $4.5 million and $10 million.

There's just 28 apartments across the 17-level, $160 million building, a mix of half-floor and full-floor residences, including sky homes and two split-level penthouses, each with their own private rooftop pool.

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The living spaces span up to 482 sqm in the apartments. Each apartments will offer uninterrupted ocean and headland views. In the building are a number of hotel-style amenities, such as a swimming pool, gymnasium, steam room, sauna, and outdoor lounge area.

Mosaic will also roll out a virtual concierge at Isabel.

Mosaic's building arm, Mosaic Construction, has already kicked off early construction works. They're targeting a late-2025 completion.

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Mosaic's Founder and Managing Director, Brook Monahan, says the&nbsp;overwhelmingly positive reception to Isabel is very pleasing and humbling.

"The rapid and enthusiastic response from our database so soon into its exclusive pre-release stage reflects their trust in us and our brand," Monahan says.

"A dedication to delivering on our promises and raising the bar for luxury living has always been at the core of what we do, and Isabel embodies this ethos in every way."

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Monahan says Isabel represents a harmonious blend of innovative design, exceptional quality and uncompromising functional luxury in one of the best locations on the east coast of Australia.

"We don't just create beautiful homes; we aim to craft unique and desirable living experiences that, like our buildings, will stand the test of time. Our team is committed to always going the extra mile to ensure every detail exceeds the highest expectations and that every client is treated with the utmost care and respect."

Isabel marks Mosaic's 11th luxury Gold Coast release in less than five years, with a combined value of well over $1 billion. It is Mosaic's fourth Burleigh Heads release, after the award-winning Grace by Mosaic ,completed in early 2023, Augusta by Mosaic, and the Masterpiece Series address Florence by Mosaic, both due for completion in mid-2024.

A range of opportunities remain at Isabel, with pricing starting from $4.5 million.

"In the world of ultimate coastal beachfront living, opportunities like Isabel are rare gem," Monahan added.

"They just don’t come along very often in terms of beachfront land in such unique and highly sought-after locations like Burleigh Heads."

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There's just 28 apartments across the 17-level, $160 million building, a mix of half-floor and full-floor residences

Mosaic secure quick $100 million in sales at Isabel by Mosaic, Burleigh Heads

Corsa Mortlake, an absolute waterfront boutique development positioned on Majors Bay in Sydney Harbour in the inner-west waterside suburb of Mortlake, has secured around $35 million in sales on its launch weekend.

Two purchasers also bought marina berths, proving to be a major drawcard of the project.

CBRE Residential Projects Director Clayton Ross said the marina was a key feature and one of the unique selling points of this project.&nbsp;

“It is such a rare commodity to buy an apartment with a marina berth. The marina berths attracted a huge amount of interest for the project,” Ross said.&nbsp;

Designed by award-winning architects, SJB, the apartments capture uninterrupted panoramic water views, abundant storage, secure basement parking and a 23-berth marina which accommodates boats from 12 to 20 metres in length.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/nsw/how-sjb-designed-made-propertys-corsa-mortlake-apartment-development">How SJB designed Made Property's Corsa Mortlake apartment development</a>

Claiming Mortlake Point’s last remaining foreshore position, along with a new private marina, Corsa Mortlake will offer harbourside living at its finest, developed by premium boutique builder/developer, MADE Property.&nbsp;

Every apartments in Corsa Mortlake has a harbour-facing balcony.

Ross said Corsa Mortlake&nbsp;garnered a high level of interest and strong sales at launch from local downsizers wanting to live on the water.

“They’re looking for their next and perhaps forever dream home that offered extraordinary lifestyle and spectacular water views,” he said.

MADE Property Development Manager, Todd Moody said the company was delighted with the launch sales result securing $35 million on launch weekend.&nbsp;

“Corsa Mortlake will offer a truly exceptional boutique waterfront development ideal for local downsizers looking for the ultimate lifestyle investment potentially with the added convenience of mooring their boat at their residential address,” Moody said.

“We are delighted to be delivering such a rare and extraordinary project – on one of the last remaining parcels of land to be developed on Mortlake Point.”&nbsp;

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/nsw/corsa-mortlake-luxury-apartments-approved">Corsa Mortlake luxury apartments approved</a>

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/nsw/made-property-secure-kpmg-origins-building-trustworthy-indicator-top-score-for-drummoyne-apartment-development-the-isles">Made Property secure KPMG Origins ’Building Trustworthy Indicator’ top score for Drummoyne apartment development The Isles</a>

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Two purchasers also bought marina berths, proving to be a major drawcard of the project

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Made Property secures $35 million on launch weekend at harbourfront Corsa Mortlake apartment development

Prominent Brisbane developer Dibcorp has successfully sold out its soon to be completed Newstead apartment development, Bide Newstead.

Bide Newstead has been one of the most popular projects in Brisbane since being launched a few years ago.&nbsp;

In an impressive feat, LPS Construction completed the build of Bide in just over 18 months during one of the most challenging times in the construction industry in Queensland.

Ideally located across from the Gasworks Precinct, Bide consists of 89 apartments and skyhomes across 15 levels, with only six or seven apartments per floor.

The final apartments to sell were the three-bedroom units which were priced from $1,495,000. The largest three-bedroom apartments were priced from $2.5 million. They have nearly 200 sqm of living space.

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The project also features 650 sqm of amenities across two levels, including BBQ facilities, private cabanas, landscaped areas, and seating.

Keenan &amp; Byrne sold the last of the apartments. Fraser Byrne said the enquiry was significant during the construction phase of the project.

Byrne says the construction status is now top of the list of questions to ask when enquiring.

"Their first question is 'is the project under construction, and if not, why?'" Byrne says.

"The second question is 'who is the development team and what have they delivered before?'".

Byrne says these are completely understandable requests in the current climate.

"Buyers have access to a vast amount of information nowadays and are often well educated in&nbsp;<a href="/guides/the-ultimate-off-the-plan-guide-5-property-experts-share-advice-for-buying-a-new-apartment-or-townhome" target="">buying off the plan</a>, so they want full confidence in the project.

"I think these are completely understandable requests and in fact encourage buyers to ask these questions in their search for the right property because if they can be answered with confidence, they should feel comfortable proceeding."

Dibcorp has been developing apartments across Brisbane since being founded in 1996 by&nbsp;Franco Di Bartolomeo.

The developer recently submitted plans to convert the former Spring Hill Hotel into an <a href="/news/qld/dibcorp-set-to-redevelop-former-spring-hill-hotel-into-apartment-development">18-level mixed-use tower with 126 apartments</a>.

Bide Newstead has been one of the most popular projects in Brisbane since being launched a few years ago

Dibcorp's Bide apartments in Newstead sells out as construction approaches completion

<a href="/developers/lendlease-development">Lendlease</a> has achieved huge success at its Regatta at Collins Wharf development which they launched off market earlier this year.

They've sold over two thirds of the Collins Street building,&nbsp;uniquely located between the Yarra River and the harbour in Docklands, following the success of Collins Wharf’s flagship residential building, No. 1 Collins Wharf, which was completed in 2019.

Since its off-market launch in March this year, Regatta at Collins Wharf has attracted a legion of buyers seeking the opportunity to experience the best of city and waterfront living while being only a short walk from Melbourne’s CBD.

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Daniel Dugina, Head of Apartments at <a href="/developers/lendlease-development">Lendlease</a>, said the&nbsp;significant demand demonstrates the return of confidence in the off the plan housing market.

He said the development has been welcomed by first home buyers through to downsizers seeking a quality home within the desirable dual-waterfront neighbourhood with easy access to the CBD.

“Regatta at Collins Wharf is the next stage of our ongoing investment in the area, with the precinct’s location presenting an exciting opportunity for Melbourne's city centre to stretch further westwards and engage with the water, connecting its maritime past with the contemporary vibrancy of the city for residents, workers and visitors.”

The 317-residence development designed by&nbsp;architecture firm Warren and Mahoney spans 29 levels and has one, two and three-bedroom apartments and a Premier Collection of luxury residences that have up to four bedrooms.

The Premier Collection includes five two-storey Skyhomes that are located on level 27 and offer panoramic views of the water and city skyline along with open-plan living, a choice of hand-selected colour palettes, and high-quality fixtures and fittings.

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The Premier Collection also includes ten Harbourhomes each enjoying access to a secluded rooftop terrace via a private lift or internal staircase, while another 12 premium Riverhomes offer expansive river-frontage views that will never be built out as well as a private double garage with direct access to the residence.

Residents at Regatta at Collins Wharf will enjoy a hotel-style lobby with concierge service and access to a range of facilities within the building that promote wellness including an indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna and steam room, gym and multipurpose rooms.

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Guests can be entertained in the private dining room and resident lounge, or enjoy the lush, landscaped surrounds of the two rooftop terraces located at level 4 and level 17 with panoramic views, plus a wintergarden.

The development will target 5 Star Green Star certification, designed as&nbsp;an all-electric building with electric vehicle infrastructure.

Collins Wharf is located adjacent to <a href="/developers/lendlease-development">Lendlease’s</a> Victoria Harbour precinct that has been in development over the past two decades. Residents will have ease of access to nearby amenity including public parks and community spaces such as the Library at the Dock.

As part of delivering Regatta at Collins Wharf, new parks and open spaces for the community will be created.

Buyer interest has been buoyed by confidence in the delivery of the development. Built atop a ‘finger wharf’ between Victoria Harbour and the Yarra River, early works have already commenced. Construction is expected to start in early 2024 and anticipated for completion in 2026.

Waterfront apartment prices start from $591,500, and Premier Collection residences range from $2,372,000 to $4,689,000.

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Daniel Dugina, Head of Apartments at Lendlease, said the significant demand demonstrates the return of confidence in the off-the-plan housing market

Lendlease secure quick success at Regatta at Collins Wharf apartments in Docklands

First home buyers have been drawn to Sekisui House Australia's ambitious $5 billion Melrose Park North development in Sydney's northwest.

Over 1,000 apartments have already sold in the 30-hectare community which will becomes its own mini suburb with around 5,000 homes, a town centre with retail and commercial tenancies, and expansive parklands.

Rhys Morgan, of Boston Project, who has been selling the project since its inception, expressed his enthusiasm about the appeal of Melrose Park North to first home buyers.

Around 60 per cent of the 1,000 sales have gone to first home buyers.

He emphasised that the latest stage, Melrose Park Village, caters to the evolving needs of young professionals, with features such as business workspaces, wellness facilities, and a generous internal private park.

"For young buyers looking to work from home more into the future, the latest stage, Melrose Park Village, has it all," Morgan said.

"There is a lot of strength in the apartment market, with limited stock, and many people, including first home buyers, still struggling to get into the market. Melrose Park Village offers an excellent option."

The project was launched with the award-winning One Melrose during a downturn in the apartment property market in 2017.

Since then, Melrose Park North has consistently garnered positive feedback from buyers, such as offering well-priced apartments with high-quality fit-outs and build, as well as for being a good investment options, with major government projects underway, and for its public transport connections and extensive recreational facilities and new Town Centre.&nbsp;

Sekisui House Australia's CEO for Apartment and Mixed-Use Developments, Hide Seguchi, expressed his delight at the overwhelming success of the project.

"One thousand apartments sold is a remarkable result&lt;" Seguchi said.

"This project really does epitomise the Sekisui House philosophy of building a well-designed and finished apartment but also a happy and healthy place to live."

Seguchi highlighted the large internal park as a standout feature of the latest stage, which unsurprisingly has been attracting strong sales from various buyers.

Over 1,000 apartments have already sold in the 30-hectare community which will becomes its own mini suburb with around 5,000 homes, a town centre with retail and commercial tenancies, and expansive parklands

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Sekisui House Australia's Melrose Park North attracts first home buyers in record numbers

Sunkin Property Group has already sold half of the apartments in the Park House, the first stage of their ambitious Net Zero community in Highett, Highett Common.

Park House, comprising 83 apartments of varying one, two, and three-bedroom configurations, stands as a testament to Sunkin's commitment to innovative and sustainable living spaces.

Highett Common is designed to be the first Net Zero Community in Victoria. The project seamlessly combines built structures and natural surroundings, embodying the concept of biophilic design. Several environmentally conscious initiatives have been integrated into the development, showcasing a dedication to a sustainable future.

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The development boasts a distinctive blend of natural landscapes and meticulously crafted built environments. Over 42 percent of the site is dedicated to open green space, including a sprawling three-hectare nature reserve and a one-hectare community park. This unique blend seamlessly integrates the tranquility of nature with refined urban living in the heart of Highett.

Designed by ClarkeHopkinsClarke, the architecture of Park House prioritises the infusion of natural light, warmth, and space into each apartment. Every home features an open-plan design, private outdoor living areas, and expansive walls of windows that frame the lush green vistas, connecting residents with the surrounding natural beauty.

Residents of Park House will also enjoy an array of amenities that enhance their daily lives, including both indoor and outdoor pools, wellness hubs catering to fitness and yoga enthusiasts, and a new library that will serve for both residents and the broader community.

With construction underway, residents are expected to move into Park House by mid-2025.

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Following the success of Park House, the next phase of development in the 9.3-hectare precinct will be a collection of three and four-bedroom luxury townhomes. The homes will be nestled within four hectares of parkland, mirroring the balance between exposed brickwork and modern, earthy materials found in the existing architecture.&nbsp;

The townhomes will feature open and flexible three and four-bedroom floorplans across two and three levels, providing residents with the versatility to adapt their living spaces as their needs change. With living areas on the lower level, the upper levels offer spacious retreats, accommodating additional living zones, home offices, or hobby and media rooms.

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Designed by ClarkeHopkinsClarke, the architecture of Park House prioritises the infusion of natural light, warmth, and space into each apartment

Sunkin's Park House at Highett Common hits 50% sold

Marcopolo Property has hit a major milestone at their Moorabbin development Moor, securing 70 per cent of sales at the now completed development.

With its timeless and minimalist design, the development seamlessly blends into the surrounding public realm while incorporating contemporary features that make a bold modern statement.

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Moor comprises a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, catering to a diverse group of buyers looking for flexible and comfortable living spaces.&nbsp;

Prices for the remaining residences begin from just $390,000, making them an attractive option for both first-time buyers and investors.

At the heart of the apartments' appeal lies the Italian designer kitchen, crafted with convenience and aesthetics in mind. The space is designed to facilitate a connected experience, effortlessly transitioning from cooking to dining to relaxation, equipped with fully integrated European appliances and stylish dining joinery.

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The apartments boast intelligently designed interior spaces that prioritise comfort in every condition. The living areas are adorned with chevron-pattern timber flooring and elevated ceilings measuring 2.65-metres.

But it's not just the aesthetics that set these apartments apart; innovation plays a key role too. Residents have the luxury of controlling climate, lighting, and music from the convenience of their smartphones via the Wi-Fi system, adding a touch of modern sophistication to daily living.

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Moor comprises a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, catering to a diverse group of buyers looking for flexible and comfortable living spaces

Moorabbin's Moor Apartments hit 70% sold

Top Spring Australia has secured over $100 million in sales in the last three months at its <a href="/developments/st-leonards-nsw-2065">St Leonards</a> parkside masterplan community, The Newlands.

They've now sold over $160 million worth of apartments in the <a href="/new-apartments/the-newlands-st-leonards-21-41-canberra-avenue-st-leonards">1.26-hectare precinct</a>, with the strongest enquiry coming from professionals seeking an inner-city, tree-change lifestyle which is on the&nbsp;doorstep of the Royal North Shore Hospital and education precincts, and less than five kilometres to the <a href="/new-apartments/sydney-nsw">Sydney CBD</a>.

Colliers Director Daniel McMahon said professional couples accounted for 80 per cent of buyers at <a href="/new-apartments/the-newlands-st-leonards-21-41-canberra-avenue-st-leonards">The Newlands</a>, attracted to its Lower North Shore location and easy access to the hospital and education precincts.

Downsizers accounted for 15 per cent of purchasers, relocating from their established homes on both the Upper and Lower North Shore, including Kirribilli.

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“The Newlands is a development for every generation evidenced by the mix of buyers, from young families who value the large apartments, green space and parkland proximity, to empty nesters who appreciate the premium finishes and walkable lifestyle,” McMahon said.

“Regardless of their stage in life, every purchaser has commented on the tree-top outlook and resident amenities. They see it as a place to create a home and it appeals to their personal values in terms of community, sustainability, and connection to nature.”

The demand has fast-tracked the formal launch of the Glade collection, a boutique nine-level building of one, two and three-bedroom apartments alongside the 5,700 sqm green spine of <a href="/new-apartments/the-newlands-st-leonards-21-41-canberra-avenue-st-leonards">The Newlands</a>.

The Bates Smart-designed project is bordered by parkland on three sides and includes communal onsite electric vehicles and e-bikes, refrigerated parcel lockers for grocery deliveries, and a digital concierge to connect services such as cleaners, personal trainers, and dog walkers.

Private resident amenities include a resort-style pool, playgrounds, gyms, and rooftop entertaining areas with city views.

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Top Spring Australia Development Director, Jeff Curnow, said the scale of <a href="/new-apartments/the-newlands-st-leonards-21-41-canberra-avenue-st-leonards">The Newlands</a> is a refreshing contrast to towering high-rises, reflecting a community-driven design approach that embraces the tree canopy of the century-old Newlands Park.

“The entire development acknowledges its rare parkfront position and is surrounded by trees and greenery with elevated walkways, water features and nature pathways,” Curnow said.

“More than 50 per cent of the site is dedicated to green spaces, with a private green spine of beautifully landscaped gardens, recreation spaces and mature trees.

“It’s incredibly rare to have a tree-change lifestyle of this scale so close to the <a href="/new-apartments/sydney-nsw">CBD</a> and we’ve experienced an extraordinary response from home buyers.”

Early works have commenced on the Canberra Avenue site with DASCO appointed Top Spring Australia’s construction partner.

Prices start at $865,000 for a one-bedroom apartment, $1.42 million for two bedrooms, and $2.42 million for three bedrooms.

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Colliers Director Daniel McMahon said professional couples accounted for 80 per cent of buyers at The Newlands, attracted to its Lower North Shore location and easy access to the hospital and education precincts

Top Spring fast track next stage of The Newlands St Leonards after $100m of sales

Renowned developer <a href="/developers/deicorp">Deicorp</a> has seen huge demand for its <a href="/new-apartments/tallawong-village-rouse-hill-shop-30-12-conferta-avenue-tallawong">Tallawong Village development</a> in Sydney's north west.

The latest stage of the <a href="/developments/rouse-hill-nsw-2155">Rouse Hill development</a> is already 65 per cent sold, following a <a href="/news/nsw/deicorp-sell-out-first-stage-of-670-million-tallawong-village">successful sell out of stage one earlier this year</a> and the all but sold out stage two.

The surge of buyer interest, at what will be a thriving community just steps away from the Sydney Metro Tallawong Station, led to <a href="/developers/deicorp">Deicorp</a> bringing forward stage three to meet the soaring demand

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With a focus on affordability and contemporary living, <a href="/new-apartments/tallawong-village-rouse-hill-shop-30-12-conferta-avenue-tallawong">Tallawong Village</a> caters to a diverse range of homebuyers, including owner-occupiers and investors. Designed by Turner Studio, the project features a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom residences, in a bid to attract a wide buyer market, suiting a variety of lifestyles and preferences.

One of the key attractions of Tallawong Village is its strategic location and excellent connectivity. Residents will enjoy the benefits of the planned Tallawong Town Centre, which is expected to bring 30,000 sqm of retail space, enhancing the convenience and lifestyle of the community. Furthermore, the bustling Rouse Hill Town Centre, with its wide array of amenities and shopping options, is just a single metro stop away.

<a href="/news/nsw/deicorps-top-four-sydney-off-the-plan-apartment-developments-for-sale-in-august">Deicorp's top four Sydney off the plan apartment developments for sale in August</a>

Construction is well underway, and as the development takes shape, <a href="/new-apartments/tallawong-village-rouse-hill-shop-30-12-conferta-avenue-tallawong">Tallawong Village</a> is poised to become a dynamic hub of connectivity, community, and commerce. For those seeking the perfect blend of urban living and suburban tranquility, Tallawong Village offers the best value apartments in the area.

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Living in Tallawong Village means more than just owning a property; it entails becoming part of a vibrant and welcoming neighbourhood. The development's strategic location ensures easy access to modern amenities while fostering a strong sense of community spirit among its residents.

The success of Tallawong Village's earlier stages is indicative of the ongoing growth in the northwest Sydney property market.&nbsp;

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The latest stage of the Rouse Hill development is already 65 per cent sold, following a successful sell out of stage one earlier this year and the all but sold out stage two

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