This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
LEND Lease has launched the second stage of apartments at Darling Square in Sydney following overwhelming interest last year for all 538 apartments in the first release.
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The second release will be located on the site of the Qantas Credit Union Arena with views across the urban square, city skyline and north to Darling Harbour.
Lend Lease`s executive project director Rob Deck said there was overwhelming interest in the first residential release last year with all 538 apartments quickly snapped up.
“We experienced strong interest in our first release of apartments, with lots of professional singles, young couples and families taking advantage of this unique lifestyle. What’s exciting with this latest release is the diversity of apartment types on offer.
“We are extending the range of family orientated apartments, to cater for the growing number keen to live in inner-city Sydney. For the first time in Darling Square, they can purchase a boutique, two storey terrace home overlooking the new city square, or a four-bedroom sky home with panoramic views of the harbour and beyond,” Deck said.
“Darling Square is the most exciting new address in Sydney, right at the heart of Darling Harbour’s $3 billion revitalisation. It’s one of Sydney’s most connected neighbourhoods, providing easy access to the CBD, Ultimo, Haymarket and Chinatown,” he added.
The second building, designed by acclaimed architects Tzannes Associates with interiors by Bates Smart, will feature 581 apartments.
Prices start at $800,000 for one bed and $1,225,000 for two bedroom apartment.
Australian Property Journal
