9 Nirimba Drive, Quakers Hill, NSW

Quakers Hill is one of the fastest growing suburbs in Western Sydney, experiencing major population growth in recent years. Public transport to and from Quakers Hill is provided by Train ( including express) and a number of bus services by Busways. Quakers Hill Railway Station is on the Richmond branch of the Western railway line on the Cityrail network. Quakers Hill is home to HMAS Nirimba naval base. Quakers Hill is also home to numerous schools and educational institutions. Post secondary education is serviced by Nirimba TAFE and the University of Western Sydney, which are part of the Nirimba Education Precinct. Wyndham and Terra Sancta colleges also form part of this. Quakers Hill has experienced much road development over recent years making it much more accessible to the greater Sydney region, including the construction of a new road leading directly to the education precinct, and the M7 Westlink.

1 Avenue of Europe, Newington, NSW

Newington is a suburb in Western Sydney and is located 19 kilometres south-west of the Sydney central business district in the local government area of Auburn Council.

Newington is on the western side of Homebush Bay on the Parramatta River and one kilometre north-west of Sydney Olympic Park. Newington was formally best known as the location of the athletes village for the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Sydney Olympic Park is now home to world class sporting facilities and almost 100 businesses and 8500 staff.

Newington is serviced by public transport including bus, ferry and train giving access to Parramatta, Ryde and Sydney CBD. The suburb boasts a full service Woolworths and numerous speciality shops including cafes and restaurants. Newington also offers a community centre, schools, preschools, a day care and medical centre.

Edensor Road, Bonnyrigg, NSW

The Newleaf development is situated in south‐west Sydney, 4 km from Liverpool and 30km west of the Sydney CBD. It covers 81 hectares and has a current population of 2,900 people including a high proportion of primary school aged children and youths.   The Newleaf Stage 2 development will begin in the north‐east edge of Newleaf Bonnyrigg. The development is characterised by a high level of amenity with numerous facilities lying within a 5km radius. These include shopping centres, places of worship, hospitals, sport and recreation facilities as wellas educational institutions.   In fact, residents at Newleaf will enjoy being within a very short walk of supermarkets, pizza shops, cafes, chemists, schools, local libraries and even the local Bunnings (many less than half a kilometre away), while clubs and parklands and more are all easy strolling distance away.

The “walkability” of Newleaf is a key feature of the development.

68-70 Brisbane Street, Oxley Park, NSW

This boutique project of 10 apartments is due for completion in October 2010.  Oxley Park is a suburb of Western Sydney bordering St Marys. The area is a major industrial, commercial and residential centre for the eastern side of the Penrith LGA making it a vital part of the City of Penrith.  It is located 45km from Sydney and is well serviced by transport infrastructure with the M4 providing a direct link to Sydney’s Inner West and the M7.   In addition to road based infrastructure, St Marys also has a railway station linking it to the Sydney CBD and all of City Rail’s passenger network.  Currently, there is an outstanding opportunity to get access to high quality real estate in the area while it remains under the radar.

McLachlan & Ann Streets, Fortitude Valley, QLD

Fortitude Valley is one of Brisbane's most dynamic inner city suburbs forming a vital link between the Brisbane CBD and the affluent riverfront suburb of New Farm. The Fortitude Valley is currently undergoing a major new cycle of growth in its continuing evolution. It has already established itself as the premier lifestyle and entertainment precinct of Brisbane and it is now becoming a key city front market with a critical mass of white collar employees.

The Fortitude Valley has consistently high population growth, well above the Brisbane average, maintaining an average growth of 12.1% per annum of the last 12 years. Fortitude Valley is serviced by an abundance of amenities including the Entertainment Precinct, Brunswick Street Mall, an array of restaurants on James Street, Valley Baths and Train Station. Buses service the area every 10 minutes.

Fortitude Valley has a history of strong capital growth with the inner north apartment market showing 8% annual growth over the last 10 years.

2-6 Noel Street, North Wollongong, NSW

Liberty Apartments by the Keira Group at North Wollongong is a high quality development located in North Wollongong, the most highly sought after location in the Illawarra region. Liberty offers excellent potential for growth and solid natural yields. Many apartments will offer expansive views across the Illawarra escarpment.  Located conveniently to North Beach, cafes, North Wollongong Railway Station, Wollongong University and Campus East, these most affordable apartments will be highly sought after.

328 Woodville Road, Guildford, NSW

Guildford is located 23 kilometres from the Sydney CBD and just 4.5 kilometres south west of the Parramatta CBD. Parramatta is the economic and cultural centre of Western Sydney. Its significance within Greater Sydney has increased dramatically and will continue to do so in the future. Being within such close proximity to Parramatta, Guildford has proven to benefit from this.  Parramatta has been hailed as a bustling hub of commerce and professional services. It has also seen a number of key infrastructure developments in recent times totalling $3.8 billion including the transport interchange, Westfield Shopping Centre, upgrade to the justice precinct and redevelopment of Westmead Hospital - the largest hospital precinct in the southern hemisphere.  There are a number of sporting and recreational facilities in the area including Parramatta Stadium and swimming complex, Rosehill Racecourse, Parramatta Paceway and Parramatta Park.

40 Shoreline Drive, Rhodes, NSW

Rhodes is a suburb in the inner-west of Sydney, 16 kilometres from the CBD. Rhodes sits on one of the last peninsulars of the Parramatta River that has not been completely redeveloped, therefore is an exciting new waterside suburb. The area has recently been rejuvenated with a strong emphasis on parklands and water. With a unique vibe and energy of its own, this area is becoming increasingly popular with its distinctive cosmopolitan flavour of shops, waterside walkways, cafes and restaurants.

Rhodes is also home to a corporate business park and only minutes from Sydney Olympic Park, where some 8,500 employees work every day. Bicentennial Park is also only minutes away providing hundreds of hectares of picnic, BBQ and playground areas as well as boutique cafes, cycle ways and natural scenery.

Rhodes is on the northern Sydney train line and is about 30 minutes from the Sydney CBD by rail. Rhodes also is accessed by some of Sydney's major arterial roads including Ryde Road, the M4 Motorway and Concord Road. Buses service the area on a regular basis.

9-11 Australia Avenue, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW

Australia's most exciting project! Unrivalled proxmity to infrastructure, employment and sporting events. Off-the-plan, completion in 2012. Be quick, 105 apartments sold in the first 4 weeks.

167-173 Parramatta Road, North Strathfield, NSW

North Strathfield is in the inner-west of Sydney in the City of Canada Bay, located 15 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD and approximately 8 kilometres east of Parramatta. North Strathfield's infrastructure and community is rapidly developing as a result of urban sprawl. The area is saturated by public transport, with trains and buses servicing the suburb frequently.

George Street, the main commercial strip in North Strathfield, features an array of contemporary chic restaurants as well as convenience stores, Fitness First Gym and AMF Bowling Centre. Main shopping centres are in surrounding suburbs.

The area features a number of parklands, sporting fields and recreational facilities including Five Dock Leisure centre. Concord Hospital and St John of God Private Hospital are also nearby. The area boasts a range of private and public educational facilities.

175 Pitt Street, Merrylands, NSW

Merrylands is located 26 kilometres from the Sydney CBD and just 4 kilometres south west of the Parramatta CBD. Parramatta is the economic and cultural centre of Western Sydney. Its significance within Greater Sydney has increased dramatically and will continue to do so in the future. Being within such close proximity to Parramatta, Merrylands has proven to benefit from this.

Parramatta has been hailed as a bustling hub of commerce and professional services. It has also seen a number of key infrastructure developments in recent times totalling to $3.8 billion including the transport interchange, Westfield Shopping Centre, upgrade to the justice precinct and redevelopment of Westmead Hospital - the largest hospital precinct in the southern hemisphere.

There are a number of sporting and recreational facilities in the area including Parramatta Stadium and swimming complex, Rosehill Racecourse, Parramatta Paceway and Parramatta Park. The Sydney Olympic Park region is also only minutes away.

16-20 Keira Street, North Wollongong, NSW

Located in the prestigious area of North Wollongong, the development consists of three buildings designed to complement its surrounds and set within landscaped gardens.  The development offers highly functional and efficient floor-plans containing extremely large two and three bedroom apartments. All apartments contain generous outdoor spaces with many offering views across the coastline and escarpment. In addition, all offer secure car parking spaces in the basement. Osprey apartments deliver strong returns and great value for money to their owners.

207 Oceanview Road, Ettalong, NSW

Ettalong is situated a leisurely 70 minute drive north of Sydney on the New South Wales Central Coast. Ettalong Beach is the central attraction of Etttalong where you can enjoy the expansive views of Brisbane Waters and Broken Bay.

8-18 Briens Road, Northmead, NSW

Situated in the Hills, Northmead is located approximately 22 kilometres from Sydney City and approximately three kilometres north of Parramatta's central business district. Parramatta is core to the current development of Western Sydney and is a major transport, social service, retail and cultural hub.

8 James Ruse Drive, Rosehill

Pegasus Apartments is an island site with 4 street frontages and a prominent North- East sunny aspect. The apartments have views over Rosehill Gardens Race Track to Parramatta River and the city skyline. Pegasus is 25 minutes by train to the CBD and 5 minutes to Parramatta, a short walk to Rosehill Primary School with preschools and child minding centre adjacent in Virginia Street.  Pegasus offers one, two and three bedroom apartments including security intercom, reverse cycle air-conditioning, security car park with lock-up garages and storage.

Rosehill is an established residential suburb with many parks and historic buildings.  It is located approximately 1.5km from Parramatta City, an area undergoing a period of gentrification. The $1.4 billion Civic Place redevelopment (due for completion in 2014) is one of the largest urban renewal projects undertaken outside the Sydney CBD. It will feature environmentally sustainable design, European style piazzas, art house cinemas, a new media gallery and library and outstanding community facilities.  The region is central to a number of world class social and cultural facilities. Westmead Hospital, located 3km from Parramatta is the largest health complex in the southern hemisphere. The region is the education hub for Western Sydney being home to the second largest TAFE campus in NSW, the University of Western Sydney as well as the Kings School and Tara Girls.

3-5 Garner Street, St Marys, NSW

This boutique development consists of 16 x 2 bedroom apartments and 1 x 3 bedroom apartment. Each apartment includes an en-suite bathroom, mirrored wardrobes, security car parking, and storage.

St Marys is a suburb of Western Sydney. It has had a long and rich industrial and agricultural history including tanneries and munitions manufacturing. It is now a major industrial, commercial and residential centre for the eastern side of the Penrith LGA making it a vital part of the City of Penrith.

St Marys is located 45km from Sydney and is well serviced by transport infrastructure with the M4 motorway providing a direct link to Sydney’s Inner West and the M7 Motorway – one of the most successful pieces of transport infrastructure ever created in Sydney. These roads provide direct links to the major employment catchment areas of the region including the highly acclaimed Norwest Business Park in Bella Vista which houses 400 companies, employs 25,000 people, contains Australia’s largest ice-skating ring, a shopping centre, a Crowne Plaza Hotel, two service stations, medical centre, banks, child care centres, a drive-through post office, waterways and landscaped public open spaces.

20 Henry Street, Parramatta, NSW

The Henry Street apartments will comprise of 8 units with completion anticipated for April 2011. The development will comprise of 2 floors with additional basement level parking. The unique design incorporates individual floor plan configurations for two bedroom apartments. The quality finishes for this development include stainless steel appliances and each unit includes undercover security parking.

741 Hunter Street, Newcastle, NSW

Newcastle is a city fast gaining a reputation for quality lifestyle, and in recent times has undergone a complete transformation, boasting some of Australia’s best beaches including the world famous Nobby’s Beach. Pinnacle is minutes from the CBD and overlooks the bustling harbour. A short drive north is the beautiful Port Stephens. To the South is Australia’s largest saltwater lake, Lake Macquarie. To the west are the world-renowned Hunter Valley vineyards, which is famous for its variety of fine wine and food. This is the city voted as one of Australia’s best places to live.

482-488 Upper Roma Street, Brisbane, QLD

With an emphasis on convenient inner city living, PULSE apartments exhibit the ideal mix of work and play and all within walking distance to the pulsing Brisbane CBD. Conveniently located on Upper Roma Street, Pulse Apartments is the latest architectural masterpiece to hit the ever changing Brisbane CBD.

100 Plenty Road, Preston, VIC

Located on the northern edge of inner metropolitan Melbourne is the City of Darebin, with its vibrant suburbs of Northcote and Preston. Centvm is at the geographic heart of this city. To the south, Westgarth and Northcote are full of popular cafes, bars, small fashion boutiques and restaurants, with the landmark WestGarth Picture Theatre the oldest purpose-built cinema still operating in Melbourne. To the north, High  Street’s retail and commercial extends to the Preston Civic Centre and Markets precinct. This well- established multicultural community has an extraordinary variety of retail, commercial, recreational, and entertainment facilities all within easy walking distance of each other. The importance of Preston as a hub or business, culture and a number of communities has been recognised by their designation as Major Activity Centres that are an integral part of the State Government’s regional planning and development strategies for Northern Melbourne.

9 Nirimba Drive, Quakers Hill, NSW

Quakers Hill is one of the fastest growing suburbs in Western Sydney, experiencing major population growth in recent years. Public transport to and from Quakers Hill is provided by Train ( including express) and a number of bus services by Busways. Quakers Hill Railway Station is on the Richmond branch of the Western railway line on the Cityrail network.  Quakers Hill is home to HMAS Nirimba naval base. Quakers Hill is also home to numerous schools and educational institutions. Post secondary education is serviced by Nirimba TAFE and the University of Western Sydney, which are part of the Nirimba Education Precinct. Wyndham and Terra Sancta colleges also form part of this.  Quakers Hill has experienced much road development over recent years making it much more accessible to the greater Sydney region, including the construction of a new road leading directly to the education precinct, and the M7 Westlink.