Three developments in Melbourne and Sydney to launch for sale in Singapore; prices from A$705,000
Residences at the development make up one- to three-bedders, along with small office, home office (or Soho) apartments. Costs begin with A$ 1.03 million for a one-bedroom unit and go up to A$ 1.96 million for a three-bedroom apartment; a Soho unit is priced at A$ 1.74 million.
The three developments offer Singapore purchasers a breadth of residential selections, noted Adrian Lim, senior administrator and head of international residential sales at Savills Singapore. “Home buyers can consider not only the individual home, but also the sort of area and way of living that best fits their requirements.”
Cavallo is close to landmarks including the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, South Melbourne Market and Rod Laver Arena. It additionally delivers beneficial connectivity to tertiary education and learning facilities including the College of Melbourne’s Southbank campus, La Trobe University and Victoria College.
Savills Singapore are going to hold a launch event for the projects at Voco Orchard Hotel from 2pm to 6pm on Sept 19 and 20.
On the other hand, The Kensington is situated throughout Anzac Parade in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. The mixed-use project– a venture by Australian property firm TOGA Group– has 142 high-end apartments sitting atop a ground-floor retail podium.
Park Avenue Residences rises in St Leonards, a suburban area in Sydney’s North Shore location. The plan by Sydney developer JQZ features one- to three-bedroom houses, priced at A$ 980,000, A$ 1.53 million and A$ 2.06 million, respectively.
Apartments at 3 new property developments in Australia– Cavallo, Park Avenue Residences and The Kensington– will be released for sale to Singapore buyers during the weekend of Sept 19 and 20, claimed Savills Singapore. Cavallo is located in Melbourne, whilst Park Avenue Residences and The Kensington operate in Sydney.
Cavallo is a flat high rise along Clarke Road in Southbank, an inner-city suburb just southern of Melbourne’s CBD. The 188-unit project provides one- to two-bedroom condos evaluating from 603 to 1,227 sq ft.
The Kensington is 2 minutes away on foot from Kensington Stop, a stop on the L3 Kingsford Line on Sydney’s CBD and South East Light Rail connection. The property is also close to significant health and universities, comprising the University of New South Wales.
The property development is around a six-minute stroll away from the St Leonards train station, providing locals public transport connection to the CBD. Other nearby features include Mall 88’s retail offerings, Royal North Shore Medical facility and colleges. Park Avenue Residences is expected to be finished this year.
Costs begin with A$ 705,000 ($ 639,375) for a one-bedder and A$ 1.1 million for a two-bedroom unit. Created by Melbourne-based property developer LAS Group, the plan is slated for conclusion in 4Q2028.
