In the heart of Melbourne's most coveted suburb, a new beacon of luxury and sophistication rises, promising a lifestyle that epitomises elegance and the finest living experiences. Introducing ADA Toorak, a curated collection of 22 private residences that offers a unique opportunity to live life from a different angle. Developed by the renowned Buxton Projects, with awe-inspiring architecture by Paul Conrad and magnificent landscaping by Jack Merlo, ADA Toorak is a masterpiece that stands as a testament to luxurious living.

<h3>Step into a world where every detail exudes elegance and sophistication</h3>

At ADA Toorak, Paul Conrad's remarkable architectural vision comes to life, showcasing a stately façade that harmoniously blends with luxurious interiors. The residences are a perfect embodiment of style and grace, offering expansive living areas adorned with vast floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors that invite an abundance of natural light, creating a seamless connection with the vibrant outdoors.

<h3>Experience tranquillity and a deep connection with nature as you stroll through the lush, landscaped surrounds</h3>

Crafted by the legendary Jack Merlo, the private courtyards and terraces at ADA Toorak are a haven of peace, offering residents a private oasis. These spaces are seamlessly integrated with spacious and opulent living areas, providing the perfect backdrop for relaxation and entertainment.

<h3>Nestled superbly in the heart of Toorak, ADA offers an unmatched lifestyle</h3>

Enjoy the convenience of being a short walking distance from the bustling High Street and Glenferrie Road shopping precincts. Here, you'll find a plethora of boutiques, eateries, and entertainment options, making it a vibrant hub that caters to all your lifestyle needs.

<h3>Every detail is crafted to perfection</h3>

The residences boast spectacular travertine stone finishes and limestone throughout, exuding a sense of grandeur. The kitchens are a chef's paradise, equipped with state-of-the-art Miele and Barazza appliances and a convenient butler's pantry, offering a culinary experience that is nothing short of extraordinary.

<h3>Inviting you to experience luxury like never before</h3>

ADA Toorak invites you to be a part of a community where luxury, comfort, and nature coalesce to offer a living experience like never before. With its prestigious location and impeccable design, ADA Toorak stands as a symbol of refined living. Immerse yourself in the highest level of craftsmanship. Enquire today to book a private appointment.

In the heart of Melbourne's most coveted suburb, a new beacon of luxury and sophistication rises, promising a lifestyle that epitomises elegance and the finest living experiences. Introducing ADA Toorak, a curated collection of 22 private residences that offers a unique opportunity to live life from a different angle. Developed by the renowned Buxton Projects, with awe-inspiring architecture by Paul Conrad and magnificent landscaping by Jack Merlo, ADA Toorak is a masterpiece that stands as a testament to luxurious living.

<h3>Step into a world where every detail exudes elegance and sophistication</h3>

At ADA Toorak, Paul Conrad's remarkable architectural vision comes to life, showcasing a stately façade that harmoniously blends with luxurious interiors. The residences are a perfect embodiment of style and grace, offering expansive living areas adorned with vast floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors that invite an abundance of natural light, creating a seamless connection with the vibrant outdoors.

<h3>Experience tranquillity and a deep connection with nature as you stroll through the lush, landscaped surrounds</h3>

Crafted by the legendary Jack Merlo, the private courtyards and terraces at ADA Toorak are a haven of peace, offering residents a private oasis. These spaces are seamlessly integrated with spacious and opulent living areas, providing the perfect backdrop for relaxation and entertainment.

<h3>Nestled superbly in the heart of Toorak, ADA offers an unmatched lifestyle</h3>

Enjoy the convenience of being a short walking distance from the bustling High Street and Glenferrie Road shopping precincts. Here, you'll find a plethora of boutiques, eateries, and entertainment options, making it a vibrant hub that caters to all your lifestyle needs.

<h3>Every detail is crafted to perfection</h3>

The residences boast spectacular travertine stone finishes and limestone throughout, exuding a sense of grandeur. The kitchens are a chef's paradise, equipped with state-of-the-art Miele and Barazza appliances and a convenient butler's pantry, offering a culinary experience that is nothing short of extraordinary.

<h3>Inviting you to experience luxury like never before</h3>

ADA Toorak invites you to be a part of a community where luxury, comfort, and nature coalesce to offer a living experience like never before. With its prestigious location and impeccable design, ADA Toorak stands as a symbol of refined living. Immerse yourself in the highest level of craftsmanship. Enquire today to book a private appointment.

ADA Toorak - 1093-1099 Malvern Road, Toorak

<ul><li>Net Zero Carbon Development</li><li>7 Star NatHERS Rating</li><li>Natural Stone Splashback</li><li>Natural Stone Benchtop</li><li>Immersive Gardens</li><li>Solar Power</li><li>Double Glazed Windows</li><li>Low VOC Materials</li></ul>Sycamore Place was envisioned as a unique collection of design-led townhomes that prioritizes the restorative properties of nature, offering residents a chance to reconnect with the natural world while enjoying the benefits of sophisticated and timeless living spaces. The collection is located in the charming suburb of Malvern East, known for its beautiful parklands, tree-lined streets, and heritage buildings. The townhomes themselves are designed to highlight spatial generosity, making them ideal for those seeking a more customary way of living that encourages detachment from the frenetic pace of modern life. The development is a collaboration between Buxton Projects, NTF Architecture and Jack Merlo Design, three firms known for their innovative and sustainable approach to design. Together, they have created a collection of townhomes that are designed to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding botanical landscape, providing residents with a sense of calm and tranquility. Sycamore Place proves that urban development can be done sustainably, with a focus on creating spaces that are in harmony with nature. With its emphasis on botanical landscapes and spatial generosity, the development offers a new way of living that is both cultivated and attuned to the surrounding environment.

<ul><li>Net Zero Carbon Development</li><li>7 Star NatHERS Rating</li><li>Natural Stone Splashback</li><li>Natural Stone Benchtop</li><li>Immersive Gardens</li><li>Solar Power</li><li>Double Glazed Windows</li><li>Low VOC Materials</li></ul>Sycamore Place was envisioned as a unique collection of design-led townhomes that prioritizes the restorative properties of nature, offering residents a chance to reconnect with the natural world while enjoying the benefits of sophisticated and timeless living spaces. The collection is located in the charming suburb of Malvern East, known for its beautiful parklands, tree-lined streets, and heritage buildings. The townhomes themselves are designed to highlight spatial generosity, making them ideal for those seeking a more customary way of living that encourages detachment from the frenetic pace of modern life. The development is a collaboration between Buxton Projects, NTF Architecture and Jack Merlo Design, three firms known for their innovative and sustainable approach to design. Together, they have created a collection of townhomes that are designed to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding botanical landscape, providing residents with a sense of calm and tranquility. Sycamore Place proves that urban development can be done sustainably, with a focus on creating spaces that are in harmony with nature. With its emphasis on botanical landscapes and spatial generosity, the development offers a new way of living that is both cultivated and attuned to the surrounding environment.

Sycamore Place in Malvern East represents a unique collection of design-led townhomes that prioritise the restorative properties of nature. These residences offer a perfect blend of sophisticated and timeless living spaces, allowing residents to reconnect with the natural world. Located in the charming suburb of Malvern East, known for its beautiful parklands, tree-lined streets, and heritage buildings, Sycamore Place highlights spatial generosity, ideal for those seeking a respite from the frenetic pace of modern life.

This development is a collaboration between Buxton Projects, NTF Architecture, and Jack Merlo Design—three firms renowned for their innovative and sustainable approach to design. Together, they have created a collection of townhomes that seamlessly integrate with the surrounding botanical landscape, providing residents with a sense of calm and tranquillity. Featuring net zero carbon development, 7 Star NatHERS rating, natural stone splashback, natural stone benchtop, immersive gardens, solar power, double glazed windows, and low VOC materials, Sycamore Place exemplifies how urban development can be sustainable, focusing on creating spaces that harmonise with nature.

Sycamore Place offers a new way of living that is both cultivated and attuned to the surrounding environment. With its emphasis on botanical landscapes and spatial generosity, the development provides residents with a sense of calm and tranquillity, proving that urban development can be done sustainably.

Sycamore Place, Malvern East - 50 Sycamore Street, Malvern East

Local downsizers are approaching settlement stage at the soon-to-be-completed luxury Toorak apartment development, ADA Toorak by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/buxton-projects">Buxton Projects</a>.

Construction firm Manresa is finalizing the build of the 22 three-bedroom apartments, with buyers expected to be moving in before Christmas.

Located at 1093-1099 Malvern Road, the $22 million ADA Toorak is one of few apartment buildings designed by Conrad Architects, led by sought-after architect Paul Conrad.

Conrad has created some of the best homes in the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/toorak-vic" target="">Toorak</a>&nbsp;and wider Stonnington area, while also carrying an enviable workbook overseas. He's designed mansions in Los Angeles and New York, while also lending his interior eye to the Dubai Hotel.

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The architecture of ADA Toorak features a modest, contemporary design, and sits in landscaping planned by Jack Merlo to include private botanical terraces and courtyards, ensuring that each apartment benefits from green surroundings.

The apartments at ADA Toorak are certainly "house-sized", with floorplans ranging from 183 sqm to 289 sqm.

Each residence is designed with expansive living areas, featuring floor-to-ceiling double-glazed windows and doors that maximize natural light.&nbsp;

High-end finishes such as travertine stone and limestone are used throughout, and the kitchens are equipped with Miele and Barazza appliances, including a butler's pantry for added convenience.&nbsp;

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Ground-floor apartments will feature large outdoor living spaces, some as large as 205 sqm, complete with built-in barbecues, offering ample space for outdoor entertainment.&nbsp;

The apartments on higher levels will have private terraces, maintaining a strong connection to the outdoors.

The carefully designed landscape includes the retention of existing trees, as well as new plantings of Pin Oaks, shrubs, and hedges to ensure privacy and blend with the surrounding streetscape.

Situated in one of Melbourne’s most prestigious suburbs, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/ada-toorak-1093-1099-malvern-road-toorak">ADA Toorak</a> places residents within walking distance of High Street and Glenferrie Road, providing easy access to a range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

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Situated in one of Melbourne’s most prestigious suburbs, ADA Toorak places residents within walking distance of High Street and Glenferrie Road, providing easy access to a range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options

Joel Robinson

ADA Toorak apartments approach completion

It was 2020 when longtime Melbourne developer Buxton Projects secured a prime site on <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/malvern-vic">Malvern</a> Road for their luxury <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/toorak-vic">Toorak apartment development</a>, ADA Toorak.

The site was appealing because of not only its <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/toorak-vic">Toorak postcode</a>, one of the most affluent suburbs in Australia, but also its proximity to the neighbouring <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/malvern-vic">Malvern</a> and the draw of the Glenferrie Road.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/ada-toorak-1093-1099-malvern-road-toorak">ADA Toorak</a>, just 22 apartments designed by architect Paul Conrad, whose work is almost exclusively luxury mansions across the world, is a stone's throw from the popular shopping strip, as well as all the transport options it offers. It's also just over 100 metres to the Malvern Hotel, the 1850's pub which is the oldest in the district.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/vic/paul-conrad-brings-new-lens-to-toorak-apartment-living-with-ada-toorak-development">Paul Conrad brings new lens to Toorak apartment living with ADA Toorak development</a>

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The Route 72 tram, Route 604 bus service, and nearby <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/toorak-vic">Toorak</a>, Gardiner, and Kooyong railway stations connect residents to the neighbouring suburbs and the CBD, just five kilometres away.

Along the stretch of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/malvern-vic">Malvern</a> Road, residents will find numerous boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment options. A short stroll to the corner leads to Glenferrie Road shopping precinct and the bustling High Street, where residents will discover more high-end boutiques, restaurants, entertainment, lifestyle, healthcare, and fitness options.

Otter's Promise, Willow Urban Retreat Cafe, Iroli Japanese, Etto Pasta Bar, Yo-Chi and Blitz Bar are some of the bars, cafes, desserts and dining hot spots along Glenferrie Rd/High St.

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Heading west with a quick tram ride up <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/toorak-vic">Toorak</a> Road to the very popular Chapel Street, the shopping options continue. Complemented by the Hawksburn Village shopping precinct, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/toorak-vic">Toorak</a> Road features many upscale specialty stores, gift and homeware shops, and fashion boutiques.&nbsp;

Parks and playgrounds, such as the Toorak Park, the Charles Robinette Fountain, and Union Street Gardens, are a stone's throw away from the apartments, serving as an extension of their private courtyards and terraces.

An excellent location for established individuals and growing families, Toorak also offers exceptional schools and childcare facilities.

For parents aspiring to provide their children with the best education, Toorak boasts renowned institutions such as St Kevin's College, Scotch College, and St Catherine's School. Residents will also find Lauriston Girls' School, De La Salle College, and the University of Melbourne within a two-kilometre radius of the property.

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Currently under construction, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/ada-toorak-1093-1099-malvern-road-toorak">ADA Toorak</a> is expected to complete in mid-2024. Each apartment features&nbsp;grand living areas with vast floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors that frame the Jack Merlo landscaping.

Buxton Projects Director Josh Buxton says <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/ada-toorak-1093-1099-malvern-road-toorak">ADA</a> brings something different to <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/toorak-vic">Toorak</a>, offering a more affordable solution to the bluechip suburb without compromising on quality.

"We wanted to provide the quality Toorak locals have come to expect from high-end homes but in an apartment. We really pushed on the landscaping too so downsizers are still surrounded in greenery without the maintenance of a large yard."

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Currently under construction, ADA Toorak is expected to complete in mid-2024

Urban Editorial

Taking in both Toorak and Malvern: How ADA Toorak fits into one of Melbourne's most affluent suburbs

Melbourne unit value growth doubled month on month in September, with the growth in apartments and townhouses outstripping house value growth.

Following modest gains of 0.4 per cent in July and 0.3 per cent in August, Melbourne units grew 0.6 per cent over September, compared to the 0.3 per cent growth houses in the Victoria capital posted, according to&nbsp;CoreLogic's Monthly Hedonic Home Value Index.

Melbourne unit values are now 1.6 per cent up over the rolling quarter, and 3.3&nbsp;per cent year to date. The median value for units in Melbourne is now $612,585.

CoreLogic Research Director Tim Lawless noted that in&nbsp;the more expensive cities, Sydney and Melbourne, the broad middle of the market is now recording the highest growth rate after previously being led by the upper quartile.

“Possibly we are starting to see renewed affordability challenges deflecting more demand towards the middle of the market where barriers to entry are lower,” Lawless said.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/vic/city-beat-august-2023-buyers-start-to-emerge-in-melbournes-off-the-plan-market">City Beat August 2023: Buyers start to emerge in Melbourne's off the plan market</a>

<h2>What's happening in the Melbourne off the plan market?</h2>

Melbourne is arguably the slowest of markets to understand the value that off the plan apartments offer currently.

Everything in Melbourne points to a prolonged period of growth. The supply and demand imbalance is the largest in the country by some distance, and the most concerning part for Melbourne is that the gap is likely to widen, not narrow. Not enough apartment developments are getting launched, nor are development sites transacting. At the same time, immigration numbers are expected to be the highest in the country.

Anecdotal feedback from agents however is that the majority of buyers are not ready to commit to a purchase yet, with confidence of deliver an issue. However more buyers are starting, or restarting, their purchasing journey now there's more confidence in the RBA holding rates.

Buxton Projects Director Josh Buxton believes there's a real opportunity to make money in the off the plan apartment market at the moment.

"Over the next decade we’re going to see a large shortfall of supply, and at some stage those pressures will come in and people will realise there’s money to be made in buying off the plan property," Buxton said.

"When property prices jumped by 40 per cent in some areas during COVID, off the plan prices didn’t move which is incredible. That means you’re still buying at a price that you might have afforded back in 2020. Buyers can’t do that in the established market after such significant price jumps."

Buxton recently started construction on ADA Toorak, just 22 three-bedroom apartments designed by Paul Conrad on Malvern Road.

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Buxton said he couldn't believe how quickly enquiry changed when they started building.

"There was a really distinct line. It wasn’t when the site was demolished, or site prep, but as soon as the concrete was poured, then we got activity."

Construction on the striking building is slated for mid-2024. Buxton says ADA brings something different to Toorak, offering a more affordable solution to the bluechip suburb without compromising on quality.

"We wanted to provide the quality Toorak locals have come to expect from high-end homes but in an apartment. We really pushed on the landscaping too so downsizers are still surrounded in greenery without the maintenance of a large yard.

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OSK Property is finding buyers are saying the same about builder confidence at BLVD, their latest stage of their&nbsp;$2.8 billion Melbourne Square development in Southbank.

BLVD, which follows two completed residential towers, comprises 591 apartments and a suite of wellness facilities and sustainability features which have become the cornerstone of the masterplan.

OSK Property Sales and Marketing Director Ivy Chen said they are seeing success because of the certainty they bring to the off the plan apartment market.

"What is influencing buyers is having the&nbsp;certainty that construction will indeed go ahead. They will research the quality of past projects as evidence too."

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Chen says&nbsp;demand for both completed and off the plan apartments is very strong at the moment.

"There has been a big change from previous years with a noticeable switch of purchaser type from investors to owner occupiers. Now more than half are owner occupiers," Chen advised.

She says buyers are more demanding in their requirements for floor plan layouts, views, and storage space, as well as&nbsp;whether the development has any sustainability or wellness features, the latter more of a requirement since COVID.

"People are definitely more focused on their mental and physical health now," Chen noted.

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Lendlease have quickly secured two thirds of sales at their Regatta at Collins Wharf development, which has prices starting from $591,500 through to nearly $4.7 million.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/lendlease-development">Lendlease</a>&nbsp;Head of Apartments Daniel Dugina&nbsp;said the&nbsp;significant demand demonstrates the return of confidence in the off the plan housing market.

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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.”

Melbourne unit values are now 1.6 per cent up over the rolling quarter, and 3.3 per cent year to date

City Beat September 2023: Melbourne unit growth outstrips houses as buyers look ahead

Paul Conrad is well known in the property world as being one of the go-to architects for the well-heeled across Melbourne's most affluent suburbs.

He's created some of the best homes in the Toorak and wider Stonnington area, while also carrying an enviable workbook overseas. He's designed mansions in Los Angeles and New York, while also lending his interior eye to the Dubai Hotel.

Seldom is there an opportunity for an apartment seeker to call a Paul Conrad design home. Cue ADA Toorak, the project from longtime Melbourne developer Buxton Projects.

ADA Toorak, just 22 apartments on Malvern Road, sits in landscaping by renowned landscape architect Jack Merlo.

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Jellis Craig Project Sales Director Stephen Bowtell said Conrad's name is attracting those from the local area who either own, or have an affinity with, high end homes.

"Some of those showing an interest in ADA Toorak have either worked with Conrad before, or have friends or family who have," Bowtell says, adding that Conrad has brought his smarts from luxury homes into a luxury apartment design.

"The designs and configurations of ADA Toorak are heavily weighted to the downsizer or empty nester," Bowtell says.

"The island benches are three meters long, they all have butler's pantries, two dishwashers, everything you'd find in a typical family home. This focus on spacious and functional design is a hallmark of Conrad's work."

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Conrad was inspired by the grand garden residences of Toorak, the prestigious, long-standing homes that have defined Toorak’s reputation.

"ADA borrows the sense of stature, proportion, and dignity from these homes and combines it with modern technology and contemporary stylings to create light-filled spaces that offer calm and respite," Conrad says.

"Residents at ADA can expect a living experience that is more akin to a stand-alone home than an apartment. We’ve taken each and every element from our luxury home projects and adapted them for more convenient, low-maintenance apartment living.

"From the feeling of space conferred by the generous layouts, to the relationships between the spaces, to the views to greenery and nature, everything has been carefully considered for its positive impact on everyday living."

The interiors of ADA Toorak are a testament to Conrad's design philosophy, which prioritises longevity and sophistication over fleeting trends. He draws inspiration from a wide range of architectural history, from classical to mid-twentieth-century design.&nbsp;

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Conrad's holistic design process sets ADA Toorak apart from other similar developments. He doesn't draw any distinction between architecture and interior design.

"Both elements are equally important to the look and feel of a home, and they need to work together seamlessly. This means every detail is considered in relation to the project as a whole; the façade of the building, the orientation of a room, or the door handles—everything has to speak to each other and resonate with the occupant."

From ground-level homes to the canopy residences, Conrad ensures that ADA Toorak residents experience living that's more akin to a stand-alone home than an apartment.

"We’ve taken each and every element from our luxury home projects and adapted them for more convenient, low-maintenance apartment living," he said.

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Seldom is there an opportunity for an apartment seeker to call a Paul Conrad design home.

Paul Conrad brings new lens to Toorak apartment living with ADA Toorak development

There&#39;s set to be a fresh wave of international returnees over 2022, as Australia once again reopens its borders fully to the world of investors and students.

Some of Victoria&#39;s top developers&nbsp;have been planning for the eventuality, acquiring development sites and timing the launch of their projects to coincide with the expected 2022-rush for apartments.

With many making the move to the unit market as a result of growing housing prices, buying from a developer with a track record and long-term commitment to delivering quality projects has become all the more important for aspiring investors.

Urban takes a look at six developers in Melbourne who are set for a busy 2022.

<h2>1. Neometro</h2>

Melbourne-based developer&nbsp;Neometro&nbsp;is one to watch this year thanks to a range of new developments that unite architecture with community and sustainability.

Delivering developments across Melbourne for more than three decades, the group become Australia&rsquo;s first property developer to achieve B Corporation certification in 2013.

Neometro recently launched Nine Wilson Ave, which will home the final 58 apartments and 15 lofts in Jewell Station Village, their fourth residential building&nbsp;at the southern end of Brunswick near Royal Park.

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In conjunction with architecture firm MAA and the local landscape designers Mud Office, Nine Wilson Ave promotes wellbeing, prioritises sustainability and is engineered to last.

Neometro&rsquo;s meticulously crafted residences are the result of a unique, curated approach to uniting architecture, interior design, engineering and construction.&nbsp;

Neometro also recently launched 57 Martin St, just six sustainable townhouses in the nearby Thornbury.

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<h2>2. Pace Development Group</h2>

With over 100 projects delivered across Melbourne since conception in 1992, Pace Development Group is an integrated property developer and builder.

Founded by Shane Wilkinson, Pace has grown to a team of 80 that oversees development, acquisitions, planning, architecture, sales and marketing as an end-to-end developer involved in every step of the process.

Set to reach completion this year is there 298-residence development Pace of Blackburn, featuring one, two and three-bedroom apartments, designed by Ascui &amp; Co.

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The project will feature resort-style amenities, multiple retail spaces on ground level and an office tower, once completed.

Other projects in the pipeline include four boutique buildings that will make up the Hampton Quarter precinct, as well as Pace&rsquo;s final development in Sunshine North which will launch early this year.

There&#39;s also The Darley, which will rise overlooking Flemington Racecourse, in what will be one of the most exciting projects to hit the market in Melbourne this year.

<h2>3. Lendlease</h2>

Founded in 1951, Lendlease boasts over 70 years of experience in building new communities and shaping cities.

Headquartered in Sydney, Lendlease is a globally integrated real estate and investment group operating across four regions.

Further stages at Melbourne Quarter, a new, vibrant inner-city precinct, are expected to reach completion over the coming year.

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With a diverse mix of workspaces, living, hospitality, retail and green public realms, Melbourne Quarter is set to house approximately 3,000 residents and engage 15,000 workers.

The 40-level East Tower was recently completed, and Lendlease are offering buyers $0 stamp duty for eligible buyers of the&nbsp;one, two and three-bedroom apartments. One-bedroom apartments start from $446,000.

Currently, the group boasts a current development pipeline of $14.5 billion and feature 100 per cent renewable energy across all Australian building projects.

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Lendlease has long been committed to the environment and was named by the&nbsp;Green Building Council&nbsp;of Australia as a 2021 Green Star Champion.

<h2>4. Mirvac</h2>

Celebrating its 50th year in operation in 2022, Mirvac has an unmatched reputation for delivering quality products in the residential development sector.

Founded in 1972, the leading Australian property group has become a trustworthy developer known for its delivery of upfront amenities, diversified product range and quality design.

Mirvac completed over 3,300 residential sales over the 2021 financial year, an increase of 83 per cent on the previous year, with total assets under management growing to approximately $25 billion.

As one to watch, potential buyers and investors should keep an eye on&nbsp;Mirvac&rsquo;s many residential developments, including the launch of&nbsp;Mirvac&#39;s highly anticipated final release at Tullamore, FORME.&nbsp;

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FORME residences have been meticulously designed by&nbsp;Mirvac&nbsp;and set within the tranquil surrounds of nature, designed by award-winning landscape architect Paul Bangay.

FORME sits in the wider Tullamore community, which has been a hit with buyers over the last few years. There has been five distinct stages,&nbsp;The&nbsp;Apartments of Tullamore, The Stables, The Club, The Reserve and The Grange.

Tullamore is extremely walkable with over 25 per cent&nbsp;of the site dedicated to green space and trails.

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Mirvac are also pressing ahead with their multi billion dollar Yarra&#39;s Edge project, with plans for their ninth tower recently tweaked to be more owner-occupier friendly.

The final apartments remain in Mirvac&#39;s eighth tower, Voyager, the 43-level, 130 metre tower of 310 apartments.

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<h2>5. Beulah</h2>

One of the most talked-about developments of 2022 is Beulah International&#39;s&nbsp;STH BNK by Beulah.

The $2.7 billion project will see a&nbsp;dual skyscrapers designed by&nbsp;UNStudio&nbsp;and&nbsp;COX Architecture erected in Southbank.

Once complete, it&nbsp;will top Australia 108 as&nbsp;the Southern Hemisphere&rsquo;s tallest building upon its completion, rising 102 storeys, some 366 metres from the City Road address.

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There will be around 449 apartments across the two towers, as well as a hotel, commercial, and retail space.&nbsp;Residents will also have access to a Private Auto Club,&nbsp;a first-of-its-kind in Australia.

The STH BNK Auto Club will see residents have the opportunity to use the fleet of luxury vehicles,&nbsp;from&nbsp;BMWs and Teslas to Porches and Range Rovers.

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Last year Beulah acquired the neighbouring site in a strategic move that will allow Australia&#39;s tallest tower to now have four street frontages, with the site increasing to 7,706 sqm.

From thoughtfully considered individual experiences to city-defining mixed-use developments,&nbsp;Beulah&nbsp;is known for its transformative spaces and progressive design approach.

As one to watch,&nbsp;Beulah&nbsp;has cemented its place as a developer to watch with the successful sell-out of Gardenhill and their engagement on high-profile projects.

There&#39;s also plans being prepared for 182-194 Commercial Road, a mixed-use 1,132 sqm site in Prahran, secured last year for $11.4 million opposite the well known Prahran Market.&nbsp;

<h2>6. Buxton Projects</h2>

As one to watch in 2022, Buxton Projects is set to deliver a range of developments this year, including their recently launched Toorak residence, ADA.

A curated collection of 22 private residences in the heart of Melbourne&rsquo;s most sought-after suburb, ADA is the vision of Buxton Projects, Conrad Architects and Jack Merlo.

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The development group draws on generations of property and real estate experience to create inspiring spaces for exceptional lifestyles, with a diverse pipeline of development projects across the residential, industrial and commercial sectors.

In November, Buxton Projects purchased a 3,987sqm park-front Malvern East site for $10.5 million, likely to become a townhouse project.

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Other projects include Salt Townhomes in Brighton, designed by NTF Architects, which is also expected to reach completion within the next two years.

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Buxton Projects has purchased a park-front Malver​n East site for $10.5 million.

The 3987 sqm site at 50 Sycamore Street will likely become a townhouse project.

It was sold by Colliers agents Hamish Burgess and Joe Kairouz after offers closed in mid-October.

Set close to Waverley Oval, it was described as an &quot;unrepeatable and scarce development proposition in a quality inner eastern location.&quot;

Another site is currently for sale with approved plans and permits for seven 2-bedroom apartments and two contemporary 3-bed townhouses designed by Cactus Architects.

The 867 sqm site at 74 Chadstone Road, Malvern East is for sale through Thomson Malvern with a $2.5m to $2.7 m price guide.

Developers often face competition from local schools for sites.

In 2017 the site at 385-387 Wattletree Road, Malvern East was sold for $12,650,000 to Caulfield Grammar.

The 2230sqm site opposite Central Park, delivered the two vendors a $5650 a square metre windfall.

The site sits within the popular Stonnington municipality

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Buxton Projects secures Malvern East townhouse site 

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The Melbourne developer Buxton Projects has secured a permit to go ahead with a new townhouse development in Melbourne's bayside Brighton.

They were supported by Bayside City Council at a VCAT hearing to be allowed to create the nine bedroom townhouse project on an amalgamated 1,463 sqm site.

In 2019 the team spent $4.6 million on an amalgamated 1,463 sqm site at 444 St Kilda Street Brighton and 40a Head St, Brighton which they bought for $4.6 million in 2019.

The $7 million development, designed by NTF Architect in landscaped surrounds by Jack Merlo, will comprise nine three bedroom, two level townhouses, each with private basement car parking.

The Urbis town planning report suggested the development presents a unique opportunity to create a distinct gateway to the City of Bayside.

"The townhouses provide a high level of internal amenity which will create a high end finished product."

Key Design Features

· Environmentally responsive design;

· North facing townhouses with deeper floor plates for allow for spatially and energy efficient floor plates;

· East, West facing townhouses 08 &amp; 09, offer wide frontages and shallow depths to allow ample light and ventilation to internal spaces;

· Recessed courtyards and second living zones create an innovative response in providing multiple living options both internally and externally for evolving family lifestyles.

· Considered building response to existing and future context;

· Careful consideration of surrounding residential typologies, aesthetics, scale and materials;

· Strong emphasis on communal and broader context landscape opportunities;

· Small number of dwellings;

· Sensitive residential streetscape interface;

· Equitable access to light, views and ventilation;

· Diversity of dwelling scales;

· Upper form setbacks to residential interfaces;

· Integrated landscape response provides ample space for large canopy trees.

Buxton recently secured approval for a <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/expert-insights/building/a-new-22-million-apartment-development-is-coming-to-toorak-find-out-whos-behind-it">$22 million apartment development in Toorak</a>.
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The $7 million development is designed by NTF Architect in landscaped surrounds by Jack Merlo


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