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Sales Risk Now Property Developers’ Biggest Hurdle

Fri May 1

The fundamentals of property development have not changed. Buy the right site, secure planning, build at a viable cost, sell. For most of the past decade, developers could treat that final step as the most manageable of the four—a matter of timing and marketing spend rather than genuine strategic risk. That assumption no longer holds….

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World Class With Fine Heritage

Thu Apr 24

A classic 1930s block in Bondi is about to have its 21st-century revival. Allambi Property and Woods Bagot have joined forces to transform a classic apartment building into a luxury beachside address. What were 11 traditional flats will become Bowey: 16 residences with a contemporary two-level addition and ground-floor retail offering. “The developer, Shaun Bond…

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Off-the-Plan Evolves to Meet Shifting Market Expectations

Mon Feb 17

Changes are afoot for the off-the-plan market. The pre-sales market for apartments and land-and-home packages has been plagued by interest rate rises, construction and planning woes as well as a dose of less-than-positive publicity, all of which has eroded consumer confidence. That included when it emerged Avid Homes had entered into pre-sale contracts before it…

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One The Waterfront, Wentworth Point, is now officially sold out!

Wed Mar 13

Laver Residential Projects took over sales at ONE The Waterfront, selling 181 of the apartments Developer Piety Group has achieved a complete sell-out in their Wentworth Point apartment development, ONE The Waterfront. All of the 273 one, two and three-bedroom apartments at the Amalfi Drive development, a collaboration between Piety Group, TURNER STUDIO, Stanisic Architects and Urbis, have now sold. ONE The Waterfront features a number…

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The one thing that offers new home buyers total peace of mind

Thu Nov 9

A game-changing new insurance could be the key to ensuring new apartment nightmares are a thing of the past. Imagine this: You buy a new apartment, live in it blissfully for a few years, then discover it has a major flaw that could cost millions and take several years to fix. What’s more, progress is…

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