<ul>
	<li>Alex Collective's striking sky bridge corridors bring a sense of architectural creativity.</li>
	<li>The stunning magnesium pool and cabana provides the perfect space to relax and unwind.</li>
	<li>Each apartment contains unique and timeless features such as bay windows, study nooks and floor-to-ceiling cabinetry.</li>
</ul>

Be welcomed home to your own sanctuary on Alexandria's city fringe with Ceerose’s latest residential development. Alex Collective, Alexandria is selling now. Tastefully designed by Andrew Burns Architecture, these apartments go above and beyond to cater to resident needs, offering you the perfect modern lifestyle in a highly coveted location just 4km from Sydney CBD.

In this prime Alexandria location, find yourself amidst cafes and restaurants of varying cuisines. There are nearby parks, and plenty of entertainment options from unique galleries to live music. All the essentials are nearby, with supermarkets and other amenity just a short stroll away.

Spend your days relaxing by the pool, go for a leisurely walk at the nearby Sydney Park, and entertain on your private, sheltered balcony, the Alex Collective apartments, Alexandria bring an elevated lifestyle.&nbsp;

Alex Collective comprises 1, 2, and 3 luxury bedroom and penthouse apartments.&nbsp;

Each apartment features concrete-inspired stone benchtops and American Oak parquetry floors paired with caviar-black or sandstone-toned joinery bringing a warm and contemporary aesthetic with an industrial edge. Kitchens include integrated black glass ovens, a French door fridge-freezer, LED illuminated floor lighting and a minimalist bar pendant light above the spacious island bench.&nbsp;

The monochrome bathrooms boast luxurious freestanding bathtubs, mirrored vanities and frameless walk-in showers with dual rain and hand-held showerheads.

Light and spacious bedrooms feature stunning bay windows and floor-to-ceiling storage, while the living areas extend to a sun-filled terrace/balcony fringed by greenery and overlooking Alexandria's stunning streetscapes.

Alex Collective’s&nbsp; striking sky bridge corridors bring a sense of architectural creativity. They welcome natural light and fuse indoor and outdoor living.

At Alex Collective, Alexandria, explore the beautiful gardens near the pool and cabana. There is also a car wash bay and a dog wash bay. There are EV charging stations for electric cars, and storage cages for all apartments.&nbsp;

With only 163 apartments available for sale, these properties won't be on the market long. Enquire today and discover your dream home.

<ul><li>Alex Collective's striking sky bridge corridors bring a sense of architectural creativity.</li>
	<li>The stunning magnesium pool and cabana provides the perfect space to relax and unwind.</li>
	<li>Each apartment contains unique and timeless features such as bay windows, study nooks and floor-to-ceiling cabinetry.</li>
</ul>Be welcomed home to your own sanctuary on Alexandria's city fringe with Ceerose’s latest residential development. Alex Collective, Alexandria is selling now. Tastefully designed by Andrew Burns Architecture, these apartments go above and beyond to cater to resident needs, offering you the perfect modern lifestyle in a highly coveted location just 4km from Sydney CBD.

In this prime Alexandria location, find yourself amidst cafes and restaurants of varying cuisines. There are nearby parks, and plenty of entertainment options from unique galleries to live music. All the essentials are nearby, with supermarkets and other amenity just a short stroll away.

Spend your days relaxing by the pool, go for a leisurely walk at the nearby Sydney Park, and entertain on your private, sheltered balcony, the Alex Collective apartments, Alexandria bring an elevated lifestyle. 

Alex Collective comprises 1, 2, and 3 luxury bedroom and penthouse apartments. 

Each apartment features concrete-inspired stone benchtops and American Oak parquetry floors paired with caviar-black or sandstone-toned joinery bringing a warm and contemporary aesthetic with an industrial edge. Kitchens include integrated black glass ovens, a French door fridge-freezer, LED illuminated floor lighting and a minimalist bar pendant light above the spacious island bench. 

The monochrome bathrooms boast luxurious freestanding bathtubs, mirrored vanities and frameless walk-in showers with dual rain and hand-held showerheads.

Light and spacious bedrooms feature stunning bay windows and floor-to-ceiling storage, while the living areas extend to a sun-filled terrace/balcony fringed by greenery and overlooking Alexandria's stunning streetscapes.

Alex Collective’s  striking sky bridge corridors bring a sense of architectural creativity. They welcome natural light and fuse indoor and outdoor living.

At Alex Collective, Alexandria, explore the beautiful gardens near the pool and cabana. There is also a car wash bay and a dog wash bay. There are EV charging stations for electric cars, and storage cages for all apartments. 

With only 163 apartments available for sale, these properties won't be on the market long. Enquire today and discover your dream home.

Alex Collective - 163-173 McEvoy Street, Alexandria

Abbie's Lane - 8 McCarthy Lane, Annandale

680 Willoughby Road, Willoughby

Aqualuna - 30 Alfred Street, Milsons Point

<ul>
	<li>Light filled with spacious interiors</li>
	<li>5km from Sydney CBD</li>
	<li>Panoramic city views</li>
</ul>

&nbsp;

<ul><li>Light filled with spacious interiors</li>
	<li>5km from Sydney CBD</li>
	<li>Panoramic city views</li>
</ul>

Atelier - 32 Jarrett Street, Leichhardt

Espra - 27-41 Wyndham Street, Alexandria

<ul>
	<li>Existing buildings to be demolished</li>
	<li>Construction of a 7-storey mixed-use building</li>
	<li>Building will comprise 63 apartments and ground floor commercial space</li>
	<li>Associated basement car parking and landscaping included</li>
	<li>Building design by PBD Architects</li>
	<li>The project has a $22 million application</li>
</ul>

<ul><li>Existing buildings to be demolished</li>
	<li>Construction of a 7-storey mixed-use building</li>
	<li>Building will comprise 63 apartments and ground floor commercial space</li>
	<li>Associated basement car parking and landscaping included</li>
	<li>Building design by PBD Architects</li>
	<li>The project has a $22 million application</li>
</ul>

307-315 Parramatta Road, Leichhardt

117 Victoria Street, Potts Point

Sydney's residential tower activity remained stable in the first quarter of 2024.

According to the latest RLB Crane Index® for Q1 2024, there were seven fewer residential cranes compared to Q3 2023. There are 251 cranes active across Sydney currently, which is 64 per cent of Sydney's total crane count.

The index, which tracks crane counts as a proxy for construction activity, indicates that New South Wales continues to be a powerhouse in construction, accounting for nearly half of all cranes in the country.

Nationally, the crane count stands at 869, marking the second-highest count in the history of the index. Of these, 540 cranes are engaged in residential projects.

Among the residential projects contributing to Sydney's crane count are <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/viciniti-2-10-cottonwood-crescent-macquarie-park">Viciniti</a> and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/destination-114-talavera-road-macquarie-park">Destination</a> in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/macquarie-park-nsw">Macquarie Park</a> with five cranes, and Deicorp's&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/tallawong-village-rouse-hill-2-12-1-15-conferta-avenue-rouse-hill">Tallawong Village</a> with four cranes.

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Certain regions across Sydney saw&nbsp;increased crane activity quarter on quarter. The eastern and northern parts of the city experienced a rise in the number of cranes, while the western region recorded a decrease in crane activity.

Inner Sydney (CBD and surrounds) saw the addition of 37 cranes, against the removal of 41 cranes. This brings the total number of cranes to 86 cranes.

There were new cranes added to ICD's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/city-tattersalls-club-194-204-pitt-street-sydney">City Tattersall Club redevelopment</a> on Pitt Street, as well as Annandale's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/abbies-lane-8-mccarthy-lane-annandale">Abbie's Lane</a> by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/ceerose">Ceerose</a>. One Circular Quay saw a crane added, as did Greenland's Park Sydney.

Despite being two of Australia's most populated cities, Sydney has 196 more cranes in the sky than <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne</a>, which is contributing to the huge undersupply of new property in the Victorian capital.

Among the residential projects contributing to Sydney's crane count are Viciniti and Destination in Macquarie Park with five cranes, and Deicorp's Tallawong Village with four cranes

Urban Editorial

Sydney's residential crane activity remains strong: RLB Crane Index Q1 2024

Joel Robinson

The top 25 off the plan apartment developments to look out for across Sydney in 2024

The Eastern Suburbs is the most expensive real estate region in Australia. Even with the prices that puts it as expensive as anywhere in the world, it is always in demand.

Harbourside tends to command the largest prices given there are waterfront homes with direct access to the harbour, and of course a number of homes with views of the Harbour Bridge or the Sydney Opera House.

The beach still does pretty well, in both the house and apartment market.

Given the heightened cost of land in the Eastern Suburbs, few developers can put their mark on any of the suburbs. But when they can, they know they'll attract buyers due to the limited supply of new property.

We've cast our eyes over the new developments expected to hit the Eastern Suburbs market in 2024.

<h2>Project: Bronte Collection</h2>

<h3>Location: 122-128 Hewlett Street, Bronte NSW 2024</h3>

<h3>Developer: Fortis</h3>

Having secured development approval from the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/waverley-nsw">Waverley</a> Council for the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/bronte-collection-122-128-hewlett-street-bronte">Bronte Collection</a>, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/fortis-0">Fortis</a> plans to both launch the luxury project and start construction in 2024.

The Bronte Collection comprises just nine freestanding homes on Hewlett Street near Bronte Beach.

The project is designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/mhn-design-union">MHN Design Union</a>, in collaboration with interior architects Alexander &amp; CO. and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/interior-designers/lawless-and-meyerson">Lawless &amp; Meyerson</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;landscaping by Wyer &amp; Co.

Each of the nine homes will offer views of Bronte Beach and include spacious living, entertaining, and outdoor areas.&nbsp;

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The residences will feature private dual garages with EV charging provisions, private pools, outdoor showers, and individual lifts. Some of the homes will also have state-of-the-art gyms and saunas.&nbsp;

Following the success of the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/the-woollahra-collection-2a-james-street-woollahra">Woollahra Collection</a>, Fortis expects strong demand for the Bronte Collection, with an expected end value of $134 million.&nbsp;

<h2>Location: 20-22 Sandridge Street, Bondi Beach</h2>

<h3>Developer: Central Element</h3>

Busy developer&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/central-element">Central Element</a> will create something of which <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/bondi-beach-nsw">Bondi Beach</a> hasn't seen before after securing a 2,000 sqm site for <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/central-element-secure-prized-bondi-beach-site-for-new-apartment-development">$51 million late last year.</a>

The prime site, across 20-22 Sandridge Street and 21 Wilga Street, an amalgamation of six properties across three lots which had been years in the making, is set to home just a handful of&nbsp;ultra-premium apartments and houses on the site, with prices expected to start from $20 million.

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Speaking to Central Element CEO Nathan Chivas last year, he said setting&nbsp;new benchmarks in property development has been in Central Element’s DNA for decades.

"It was something my father always did in his development days," Chivas says. "Since founding&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/central-element">Central Element</a>&nbsp;in 2011, we've continued to evolve every year we've operated, and now we're moving into what we're calling the 'ultra-luxury phase'."

Chivas says they only want to develop in the best locations. But with that, you need to create an A-grade product.

“If you find a location and create A-grade product that matches that location, then you know you’ll have strong demand no matter where the property cycle is at,” Chivas says.

"In this end of the market, you really need to bring a story to life, whether it's through brining in heritage or other luxury design elements. Ultimately these types of developments need to be a cut above the rest. They need to be more than an apartment in a great location. The money demanded by these projects, and the buyers of the projects, demand nothing less. That extra layer of detailed design and amenity is warranted for locations like Coogee and Bondi."

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/the-story-behind-central-elements-push-for-ultra-luxury-in-sydneys-best-suburbs-five-minutes-with-managing-director-nathan-chivas">The story behind Central Element's push for ultra-luxury in Sydney's best suburbs: Five minutes with Managing Director Nathan Chivas</a>

<h2>Project: Ballamac House</h2>

<h3>Location: 39 Arcadia Street, Coogee NSW 2034</h3>

<h3>Developer: Central Element</h3>

Central Element's other landmark project set for 2024 is&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/ballamac-house-39-arcadia-street-coogee">Ballamac House</a>, a historic 1860s landmark in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/coogee-nsw">Coogee</a>&nbsp;which they intend to restore and redevelop.

The project involves transforming the heritage Victorian house into eight luxury apartments designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/tonkin-zulaikha-greer-architects">Tonkin Zulaikha Greer</a>.

The development will comprise two buildings, with the heritage Victorian house housing two of the eight apartments and the other six situated in a new contemporary building to the east.

<img alt="Ballamac House" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="640c352d-3912-4cb3-ab3e-01f023f64ee2" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screenshot%202024-01-11%20at%208.06.31%20pm.png?VersionId=iQlnq_SXZ7XY1jary2BziFO.E4Z2gtla" />

The residences, spread across four stories, will each have three bedrooms. The penthouse, boasting panoramic ocean views, includes extravagant interiors, a wrap-around entertaining terrace, a second entertaining terrace on the first level, a butler's pantry, and floor-to-ceiling glazing to maximise views.

The conservation efforts include retaining external and internal walls, fireplaces, mantel pieces, and decorative ceilings, and reconstructing the wrap-around verandah. Central Element aims to fuse old and new, bringing the estate into a new era of luxury.

Future residents will have access to communal outdoor areas, lush green gardens, and a magnesium pool.

<h2>Project: The Chimes</h2>

<h3>Location: 45-53 Macleay Street, Potts Point NSW 2011</h3>

<h3>Developer: Time &amp; Place</h3>

Potts Point has long been the most high density harbourside suburb in the east. It's another suburb which is now only likely to see boutique developments given most land large enough for a new high-rise is already occupied by an old one.

The exception to this is The Chimes building, a&nbsp;mid-20th-century building, designed by architect Hugo Stossel. The Macleay Street building has been in the crosshairs of Melbourne developer Time &amp; Place for a number of years.

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Time &amp; Place has been slowly but surely buying out apartment owners since 2020, when it was reported they essentially bid $85 million for the whole building.

Last year they lodged concept plans with the City of Sydney Council for a new SJB-designed building with 45 apartments.

The existing building contains 80 studio apartments, and the redevelopment aims to offer a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, ranging in size from 50 sqm to 270 sqm for half-floor apartments.&nbsp;

The new development will include ground-floor retail along Macleay Street. The plans include features such as private rooftop terraces with a barbecue area and plunge pool for the two penthouses.&nbsp;

<img alt="Macleay" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="f18ddff2-96b7-441a-88a5-887eba31ee6f" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screenshot%202024-01-11%20at%208.36.32%20pm.png?VersionId=Ox9QlWVyW7mLwA1kg.BfyiELVHq8zH3o" />

Residential amenities, including a lap pool and open space, will be located on the ground level behind the retail spaces.&nbsp;

There's likely still much more work to do at The Chimes before the project is launched, but no doubt more information will be released as to whether Time &amp; Place have been successful in getting their project.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/exclusive-first-look-time-place-lodge-potts-point-apartment-plans">Exclusive first look: Time &amp; Place lodge Potts Point apartment plans</a>

<h2>Location: 117 Victoria Street, Potts Point</h2>

<h3>Developer: Ceerose</h3>

Renowned architect <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/koichi-takada-architects">Koichi Takada</a> is set to make his first mark in the high-end harbourside enclave, putting plans together for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/ceerose">Ceerose</a>&nbsp;on Victoria Street.

The proposed $19.58 million, 10-level building is designed to blend with the historic streetscape while providing a contemporary addition to Victoria Street.

Ceerose acquired the A-Grade site last year, which currently houses an original apartment block with 45 units that will be demolished for the new development.

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The development will consist of two, three, and four-bedroom apartments, some spanning two levels.&nbsp;

Two-bedroom apartments start from 110 sqm, and there will be a variety of configurations, including apartments with plunge pools on their balconies.&nbsp;

The building will have 26 parking spaces, including four for visitors.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/first-look-ceerose-and-koichi-takada-to-create-new-potts-point-apartment-development-on-victoria-street">First look: Ceerose and Koichi Takada to create new Potts Point apartment development on Victoria Street</a>

<h2>Location: 10 Onslow Avenue and 21C Billyard Avenue, Elizabeth Bay</h2>

<h3>Developer: Fortis</h3>

Prominent developer Fortis filed for its first project in Potts Point's neighbouring Elizabeth Bay last year and will likely launch this year, pending approvals.

The development will be located on an amalgamated 1,464 sqm block across 10 Onslow Avenue and 21C Billyard Avenue, comprising two <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/smart-design-studio">Smart Design Studio</a>-designed buildings that will house 22 apartments.&nbsp;

The $23.25 million project involves demolishing two early 1970s freestanding flat buildings to make way for the new development.

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The proposed buildings include three two-bedroom apartments, 18 three-bedroom units, and a sole four-bedroom apartment spanning 279 sqm.&nbsp;

The private rooftop terraces for the penthouses will feature barbecue and lounge areas, as well as private pools.&nbsp;

The development will provide 27 parking spaces for the 22 residences, with eight spaces equipped with EV charging and the other 19 designed with the provision to add EV charging at a later date.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/fortis-file-elizabeth-bay-apartment-development-plans">Fortis file Elizabeth Bay apartment development plans</a>

<h2>Location: 4-4A Barncleuth Square, Elizabeth Bay</h2>

<h3>Developer: Toohey Miller</h3>

Developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/toohey-miller">Toohey Miller</a> is set to continue to make its mark in Elizabeth Bay following the success of its debut apartment development, No.1 Onslow Avenue.

Having quickly sold three out of the five full-floor apartments in the luxury project with prices ranging from $8.25 million to $13 million, the Nick Couloumbis-led developer will no doubt be looking to their nearby project to launch.

There's nine apartments planned for the site at 4-4A Barncleuth Square,&nbsp;currently occupied by a mid-1960s building with over 20 apartments.

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The design by SJB aims to complement the Art Deco architecture prevalent in the area, echoing the forms and styles of the neighbouring buildings.

The proposed building will consist of nine apartments, with the majority being three-bedroom units spanning 137 sqm internally.&nbsp;

The penthouse, located on the top level, will feature four bedrooms and 284 sqm of space, along with a private rooftop terrace equipped with a spa.

Sustainability features are also incorporated into the project, including a green roof to reduce building energy, cross-ventilation for all apartments, and the use of locally sourced bricks from Australian manufacturers, considered a more sustainable option compared to standard concrete facades.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/first-look-exclusive-toohey-miller-file-for-elizabeth-bay-apartments">First look exclusive: Toohey Miller file for Elizabeth Bay apartments</a>

<h2>Location: 138 Maroubra Road, Maroubra</h2>

<h3>Developer: Lindsay Bennelong</h3>

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/lindsay-bennelong-developments">Lindsay Bennelong</a>, headed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/clarendon-homes">Clarendon Homes</a> Founder Peter Campbell, is heading to the Eastern Suburbs with plans for a mixed-use development at 138 Maroubra Road in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney.

The developer has filed for a nine-level building on the 1,512 sqm site, which was secured in 2022. The project aims to demolish the existing office building and replace it with a structure offering a mix of retail, commercial, and residential spaces.

The proposed <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/djrd-architects">DJRD Architects</a>-designed building will feature 57 apartments, ranging from one to four bedrooms.&nbsp;

The ground level will include two retail spaces, and the first level will host a commercial office space surrounded by a landscaped outdoor area.&nbsp;

The apartment sizes vary, with one-bedroom units ranging from 51 sqm to 62 sqm, two-bedroom units starting from 86 sqm and reaching 99 sqm, and three-bedroom apartments ranging from 105 sqm to 149 sqm.&nbsp;

There is also a sole four-bedroom apartment with over 150 sqm of living space.

Outdoor breakout spaces for residents are planned on different levels, including an outdoor kid's play area and an outdoor gym on level two.&nbsp;

Level eight will also feature two outdoor spaces with barbecue and kitchen areas, communal dining spaces, and community garden planters.

<h2>Project: Coast Little Bay</h2>

<h3>Location: 11 Jennifer Street, Little Bay</h3>

<h3>Developer: Urban Property Group</h3>

Prominent Sydney developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/urban-property-group">Urban Property Group</a> will be launching their first Eastern Suburbs project this year, at the southern tip in Little Bay.

The project, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/coast-little-bay-jennifer-street-little-bay">Coast Little Bay</a>, will comprise three four-level buildings on over a hectare of bushland at 11 Jennifer Street. They will home 75 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments. The development plan also includes shared basement parking for 117 vehicles.

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The project designed by Hill&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/hill-thalis-architecture-urban-projects-pty-ltd" target="">Thalis</a>&nbsp;Architecture adopts the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/the-courtyard-832-doncaster-road-doncaster" target="">courtyard apartment</a>&nbsp;type, which Hill&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/hill-thalis-architecture-urban-projects-pty-ltd" target="">Thalis</a>&nbsp;founding principal Philip&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/hill-thalis-architecture-urban-projects-pty-ltd" target="">Thalis</a>&nbsp;says is puzzlingly rare in Australian cities, despite its suitability to the climate and long architectural traditions of sociability.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/exclusive-first-look-urban-property-group-reveal-little-bay-apartments-project">Exclusive first look: Urban Property Group reveal Little Bay apartments project</a>

The top off the plan apartment developments to look out for in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs in 2024

Apartment developer Ceerose have filed plans for a luxury apartment development in Potts Point.

Renowned architect Koichi Takada has put the plans together for a 10-level building across a 1,201 sqm site at 117 Victoria Street, halfway down the treelined street between Kings Cross Station and Challis Avenue, near The Butler. The estimated cost is&nbsp;$19.58 million.

Ceerose snapped up the A-Grade site late last year. It currently homes an original apartment block with 45 apartments which will be demolished.

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In the design statement submitted to the City of Sydney Council earlier this week, Takada said&nbsp;the architecture is taking cues from the existing streetscape while providing something refined and contemporary to the area.

"This proposal takes cues from neighbouring properties on historic Victoria Street and sits modestly within the streetscape context," the submission said.

"The attractive, modern design employs a simple material palette and clean, unassuming forms to create a building that enhances and highlights the site."

Takada said the scheme is centred on celebrating views.

"The generous floorplans, views and direct connection to the street will provide residents the best of inner city living, in one of the most sought after suburbs in one of the most liveable cities in the world.

"Koichi Takada Architects have created a design that will become a benchmark for elegant design and provide welcoming homes for its residents while enhancing the Potts Point neighbourhood character."

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The upper levels of the building will offer unrestricted views of the Sydney skyline.

There are two, three and four-bedrooms proposed, a handful of which span two levels. The two-bedroom apartments start from 110 sqm.

The majority of the apartments are three-bedrooms (15). There's six two-bedroom apartments and a single four-bedroom apartment. A handful of the apartments have plunge pools on their balconies toward the top of the building.

There 26 parking spaces, four of which are for visitors.

"The design relies on simplicity and quality, blending historic forms with modern materials and detailing to create a unique, inviting address for it’s residents," Takada noted.

"The proposed building addresses it’s dual street aspects in two distinctive ways. Victoria Street is treated with a modest façade, featuring recessed windows fronted with brickwork arches and integrated landscaping. The Brougham Street facade departs from the Potts Point vernacular. An irregular arrangement of balconies creates a more haphazard elevation that mirrors the neighbouring sandstone rockface and the rhythm of the adjacent buildings."

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The harbourside enclave of Potts Point and the adjoining Elizabeth Bay have been popular for off the plan development of late.

Fortis <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/fortis-file-elizabeth-bay-apartment-development-plans">filed for 22 apartments across two buildings</a> at 10 Onslow Avenue and 21C Billyard Avenue last month, while Nick Caloumbis' Toohey Miller recently launched their first project,<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/toohey-miller-reveal-onslow-place-elizabeth-bay-apartments"> No.1 Onslow Place, on the dress circle Onslow Avenue.</a>

Terra Ferma and Knox Group also <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/terra-ferma-and-knox-group-team-up-for-potts-point-apartment-project">recently filed plans for five full-floor apartments on Oak Lane</a>. Melbourne developer Time &amp; Place are still working away on their redevelopment of The Chimes building on Macleay Street.

Late last year they <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/exclusive-first-look-time-place-lodge-potts-point-apartment-plans">filed concept plans for a new nine-level building designed by SJB</a> which would replace the landmark&nbsp;mid-20th century building which was designed by Hugo Stossel. The plans are for 45 apartments.

Ceerose snapped up the A-Grade site late last year. It currently homes an original apartment block with 45 apartments which will be demolished

First look: Ceerose and Koichi Takada to create new Potts Point apartment development on Victoria Street

Construction has begun on Alex Collective, a boutique collection of apartments and penthouses in Alexandria.

Designed by architect Andrew Burns and developed and built by Ceerose, the boutique collection will deliver a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses, with an aim to redefine urban living.

Ceerose, the developer and builder of Alex Collective, brings a wealth of experience and a reputation for excellence to the project. Established in 1998, the company has a track record of delivering bespoke, innovative, and high-quality developments in Sydney.

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With a projected completion date in mid-2024, Alex Collective boasts an array of premium inclusions, fixtures, and finishes that are sure to captivate prospective homeowners.

The apartments feature oversized rooms and balconies, providing residents with ample space to unwind and entertain, while the&nbsp;design incorporates light wells and skybridge corridors, enabling natural light and cross ventilation to flow seamlessly between apartments and buildings.

Situated at the heart of the development is the private resident's garden.&nbsp;Designed by esteemed Landscape Architects Site Image Group, the garden provides an idyllic setting for relaxation and socialising, complete with a&nbsp;swimming pool flanked by cabana-style seating.

Visitor parking is available to accommodate guests, and the development caters to the growing demand for electric vehicles by incorporating EV charging stations.

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Car wash and dog wash bays further enhance the convenience factor, catering to the needs of both residents and their pets.

The development is FTTP NBN ready, ensuring residents have access to high-speed internet for seamless communication, entertainment, and remote work.

Located in the vibrant Alexandria neighbourhood, residents will find themselves just a stone's throw away from various amenities, including Bunnings, Woolworths, and Dan Murphy's which are all within a short distance.

For recreational activities, Alexandria Park and Sydney Park offer green spaces for outdoor pursuits and relaxation.

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Families with children will appreciate the proximity of renowned educational institutions such as Alexandria Park Community School, Erskineville Public School, and St. Mary's Catholic Primary School.

Commuters will also benefit from the development's close proximity to Green Square Station and Erskineville Station, allowing for easy access to the CBD, Sydney Airport, and other major destinations.

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Ceerose, the developer and builder of Alex Collective, brings a wealth of experience and a reputation for excellence to the project

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Construction commences at the Alex Collective apartments in Alexandria

Sydney house prices continued their surge over&nbsp;January, with&nbsp;affordability issues continuing to plague prospective buyers in the city&rsquo;s inner suburbs. &nbsp;

Growing house prices are pushing more and more home buyers in to the apartment sector, with many looking at the value in off the plan apartments, with small deposits before completion, and room for value growth while the apartments are being developed.

Urban has had&nbsp;a look at the best off-the-plan apartments for sale in Sydney&rsquo;s inner-city suburbs.

<h2>1. Waterfall by Crown 
Developer: Crown Group</h2>

Positioned four kilometres east of the Sydney CBD, Waterfall by Crown Group is a collection of four towers inspired by the tropical landscapes of Indonesia.

The luxuriously appointed apartments include 331 residences in one, two and three-bedroom configurations.

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The ground-breaking new development delivers a sophisticated, resort-style residence to Waterloo, offering a balance of luxury, nature and beauty.

Designed by SJB Architects, the development features an internal lagoon, lush rooftop escape, tropical bamboo walk, and a 22-metre waterfall.

<h2>2. Alex Collective 
Developer: Ceerose</h2>

In the neighbouring suburb of Alexandria, Ceerose is delivering a collection of 163 one, two and three-bedroom apartments at Alex Collective.

&quot;Alexandria has always been a highly sought-after location with its unique terraces, warehouse-style apartments and heritage homes in a historic industrial-aged setting&rdquo;, said director of residential at Colliers, David McMahon.

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Designed by Andrew Burns Architecture, each apartment boasts floor-to-ceiling storage, bay windows and a balcony fringed by greenery.

The homes also feature concrete-inspired stone benchtops, sandstone-coloured joinery and integrated appliances.

<h2>3. Mastery by Crown 
Developer: Crown Group</h2>

Not far from Crown&rsquo;s other development, Mastery by Crown Group delivers a new cluster of five newly completed buildings in Green Square.

Set to become Australia&rsquo;s first Japanese-themed residential community, the development will feature 368 luxury apartments and a 2,175sqm retail precinct, which will home 27 stores and a new Japanese eat street.

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Mastery is the last council-permitted tower for the area, meaning that this is an exclusive opportunity to secure views that will be impossible to replicate in Waterloo with existing zoning rules.

Inspired by the interplay of light, hikari, and shadow, kage, each interior features modern and sophisticated fittings and furnishings designed to enrich residents&rsquo; health and happiness in a Zen manner.

<h2>4. Surry Hills Village 
Developer: TOGA</h2>

Aligning with the City of Sydney&rsquo;s strategy of transforming inner-city urban precincts, Surry Hills Village will deliver the regeneration of a 1.2-hectare site to meet the needs of locals and visitors.

Designed by Iain Halliday and BKH, the masterplanned community will feature 122 apartments and a 102-room hotel, as well as 12,000sqm of commercial and retail spaces, featuring a Coles supermarket, specialty retail and parking for retail customers.

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Surry Hills Village was designed by SJB Architects, built to incorporate outdoor spaces, balconies and landscaped gardens.

Complementing the quality private open space, residential communal spaces will include walled gardens, barbecue courtyards and rooftop gardens.

<h2>5. The Frederick 
Developer: Mirvac</h2>

Rising 23 storeys at Green Square, The Frederick is Mirvac&rsquo;s latest stage at its Green Square development.

Offering a range of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, the development features family-sized residences, hotel-like amenities and views across the Sydney city skyline.

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Designed by Smart Design Studio and Mirvac Design, its fa&ccedil;ade features a striking curvilinear form that is punctuated by illuminated elements.

Positioned at the gateway to Sydney&rsquo;s sought-after Green Square Town Centre, these residences are located amongst an exciting cosmopolitan playground, which includes parklands, civic plaza and convenient transport offerings.

Urban takes a look at the best off-the-plan apartments for sale in Sydney’s inner-city suburbs. 

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The top five apartments for sale in Sydney's inner-city suburbs 

The private development firm&nbsp;Eranna Development has launched Abbie&#39;s Lane, a new apartment development in Annandale in Sydney&#39;s inner west.

The distinctive five-level building, to be built by Ceerose at 8 McCarthy Lane, will home 42 studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

Abbie&#39;s Lane has been designed by PBD Architects, whose primary target was to create an &#39;outside-in&#39; approach and village feel for residents, achieved by the inclusion of Abbie&#39;s Lawn, a landscaped courtyard that sits in between the built form.

There&#39;s further outdoor green space crowning the building. Abbie&#39;s Rooftop will act as a community hub for residents, and feature&nbsp;barbecue facilities for&nbsp;exclusive resident use. Ground floor retail can also be found at Abbie&rsquo;s Lane &ndash; bringing a sense of vibrancy to the street level.

Edward Doueihi, Managing Director of Ceerose, said careful consideration of the historical streetscape character is reflected through intricate design to create an urban retreat.

&quot;The development adopts a sympathetic material pallet that respects the heritage significance and aesthetics that Annandale is known for,&quot; Doueihi says.

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&quot;Abbie&rsquo;s Lane is thoughtfully designed by PBD Architects and will be a valuable addition to the neighbourhood.&rdquo;

PBD Architects Managing Director Paul Buljevic says the built form explores the concept of solidity versus openness.

&quot;The fa&ccedil;ade&rsquo;s brickwork and powder coated metal will complement the historical roots of Annandale with a contemporary aesthetic.

&quot;We employed sustainable strategies to maximise the flow of natural air and improve ventilation across the development.

&ldquo;Abbie&rsquo;s Lane&rsquo;s striking exterior is focused on protection and solidity, while the interior balances restorative calm. The use of natural textures and refined simplicity will be on display throughout the apartments.

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Colliers are handling the marketing of Abbie&#39;s Lane, with prices starting from $750,000.

Daniel McMahon, Director - Residential at Colliers says Abbie&rsquo;s Lane represents a unique offering in the Inner West and is one of the first new projects in Annandale that will capitalise on growth plans in the area.

&quot;Annandale&rsquo;s easy accessibility to Sydney CBD, Blackwattle Bay, Barangaroo and popular universities make Abbie&rsquo;s Lane a very appealing location for both owner occupiers and savvy investors.

&ldquo;There is a limited number of new apartment projects in the suburb, ensuring Abbie&rsquo;s Lane is ideally positioned in the marketplace.

&quot;Conveniently located on the city fringe, the development&rsquo;s high-quality apartment offering complimented by a friendly village lifestyle will draw a wide mix of buyers.&rdquo;

Abbie&rsquo;s Lane apartments have been designed to take advantage of the building&rsquo;s frontages capturing sunlight, summer breezes and leafy street views.

The apartments feature private courtyards, large outdoor spaces, wide frontages and a select few even have built-in fireplaces. Bathrooms will feature porcelain tiles and mosaics,&nbsp;Parisi tapware, basins and bathtubs. Light and dark schemes in the kitchen will be complimented by stone benchtops and a splashback, custom joinery and timber floorboards.

Situated on&nbsp;1,765 sqm, Abbie&rsquo;s Lane is next door to the Annandale Hotel, Annandale Public School is a short 700 metre walk, while Annandale Village is within 950 metres. Sydney University, the University of Technology Sydney and RPA Hospital are all within 2.8 kilometres.

The distinctive five-level building at 8 McCarthy Lane will home 42 studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments

Eranna launch Annandale apartments, Abbie's Lane

Birmingham, one of the boutique building&#39;s in Alexandria&#39;s Alex Collective in inner-Sydney, saw stellar sales at its launch at the weekend.

Around 40 per cent of the 46 apartments available sold through Colliers, with sales ranging from $770,000 to $2.1 million.

Owner-occupiers were the keenest of buyers, Colliers director of residential Daniel McMahon says.

&quot;Alex Collective&rsquo;s distinctive design features including intricate brick fa&ccedil;ade, large bay windows, environmentally-friendly features and recreational amenity have captured the attention of owner occupiers.

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&quot;Buyers have recognised that alternative product in the market does not match the premium quality of Alex Collective&rsquo;s apartments.

&quot;Discerning purchasers are looking for a city-fringe apartment that is within easy reach of the CBD and also boasts a lifestyle that is social and active.

The apartments are part of The Birmingham, one of four apartments buildings that make up the 163-apartment development&nbsp;Alex Collective at 163-173 McEvoy Street, created in partnership between Ceerose and Alexa Development.

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Designed by architect Andrew Burns, The Birmingham features saw-tooth roofs, light wells and sky bridges.

McMahon says there&nbsp;is limited availability of quality apartments currently available for purchase around the city fringe.

&quot;Alexandria has always been a highly sought-after location with strong demand for warehouse style apartments in this historical industrial-aged location.

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&quot;Price growth in some areas of the suburb have witnessed a 15 per cent growth surge within the last 12 months, which will only continue with infrastructure investment that is planned in the area.

&nbsp;&ldquo;Projects that offer a high-quality product in tightly held locations, supported by developers and builders with a strong track record of delivering quality developments are achieving strong sales results. Ceerose has ticked all these boxes with Alex Collective, which is resulting in consistent sales each week.&quot;

The upper level residences in Birmingham will have views toward the city skyline, Sydney Park and Alexandria&#39;s streetscapes. There are a number of private courtyard apartments, oriented to the north to maximise sunlight.

Edward Doueihi, Managing Director of Ceerose, says Alex Collective links Alexandria&nbsp;across a century of change.

&quot;The boutique development will deliver beautiful tailor-made homes with an industrial spirit, created with discerning owner-occupiers in mind.

&quot;Ceerose aims to create a benchmark for Alexandria and leave a legacy for the suburb and future generations.&rdquo;

Owner-occupiers were the keenest of buyers, Colliers director of residential Daniel McMahon says

Birmingham, Alexandria apartments fly off the shelves at weekend launch

Four striking towers have just been approved for a coveted site in Sydney&#39;s south-western suburb of Alexandria.&nbsp;

Alex Collective, will feature 163 residences, with a dual facade on McEvoy and Lawrence streets. The development is set to be delivered by Alexa Development and Ceerose, with luxury homes starting from $750,000.

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&ldquo;Ceerose has gained an enviable reputation for quality and innovation across our building portfolio. Our respect for the historic fabric of the city is evident in many thoughtfully built developments. Andrew Burns Architecture&rsquo;s industrial spirited and intuitive design for Alex Collective will ensure our newest project becomes an iconic industrial development in Alexandria, leaving a positive legacy in the suburb.&rdquo;
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Edward Doueihi, Managing Director of Ceerose

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Inspired by the location&#39;s industrial heritage, architect Andrew Burns has interwoven key characteristics of traditional warehouse design, including saw-tooth rooflines and intricate brickwork. The buildings are joined by sky bridges and feature light wells to encourage plenty of natural sunlight to fill walkways and apartments.&nbsp;

<blockquote>
&ldquo;Alex Collective&rsquo;s robust buildings will add to Alexandria&#39;s industrial character where there is a desire to live in a place that has a sense of place. Inspired by New York style industrial warehouse conversions, individuality is expressed in three distinct forms &ndash; the fa&ccedil;ade, saw-tooth roofs and bridges. Pattern brickwork and metallic cladding further assist in providing rich materiality. The interiors are warm and contemporary with an industrial edge. Their raw textures and natural finishes are timeless, capturing the spirit of the neighbourhood through elegant bay windows.&rdquo;
</blockquote>

Andrew Burns, Principal at Andrew Burns Architecture&nbsp;

A selection of lofts, maisonettes and penthouses will be available for sale, with most homes positioned to be north-facing, with properties on upper levels offering expansive views towards the city skyline, Sydney Park and Alexandria&#39;s streetscapes.

On-site amenities will include three ground-floor retail spaces, a magnesium swimming pool as well as gardens and cabana-style seating areas designed by Landscape Architects, Site Image Group.

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Sculptural work by public artist Jamie North will be featured at four entry points on the facade and will incorporate the use of native Australian plants.

Colliers International Project Marketing Director, Ian Bennett, commented that Alex Collective poses a fantastic opportunity for buyers to buy into a popular Sydney neighbourhood.

<blockquote>
&ldquo;Alex Collective offers purchasers a unique purchasing opportunity in one of Sydney&rsquo;s colourful residential areas. We expect buyers to appreciate the superb industrial inspired design, high-quality finishes and open plan spacious designs, most of which have a northerly aspect and top levels enjoy panoramic CBD skyline views. Low interest rates, minimal competition, loan applications becoming easier, a scarcity of good quality buildings and Alex Collective&rsquo;s heritage precinct will drive strong interest in the project.&rdquo;
</blockquote>

Olivia Round

Alex Collective: New four-tower residential development launches in Alexandria

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Developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/ceerose">Ceerose</a> has announced the completion of their dual-tower, luxury development <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/atelier-32-jarrett-street-leichhardt">Atelier</a> in Sydney's thriving suburb of Leichhardt, as well as launching into the final phase of sales of the project’s premium apartments.

<blockquote>
"We pride ourselves on building extraordinary timeless masterpieces that residents from all generations are very proud to call home. Atelier is an exemplary piece of contemporary architecture that is now standing as a legacy development which fuses with Leichhardt’s rich tapestry and authentic charm. Ceerose is incredibly proud of our third iconic project that seamlessly melds an old heritage building with new modern architecture into Sydney village living."
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Edward Doueihi, Managing Director of Ceerose

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<figcaption>Image credit: Ceerose</figcaption></figure>Designed by renowned architect <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/giles-tribe-architects">Giles Tribe Architects</a> the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/leichhardt-nsw">Leichhardt</a> development features two separate towers of five and six-storeys high, connected by a landscaped communal courtyard. The development also seamlessly integrates the existing Gina’s Bakery façade within the modern design.

<blockquote>
"A zinc and terracade facade against traditional brick render gives an innovative, distinctive and rhythmic appearance to Atelier, and compliments the industrial heritage of the area. Gina’s Bakery façade has been retained with the shed and chimney reinstated and integrated into the façade."
</blockquote>

Danny Yeung, Architect at Giles Tribe Architects

Atelier’s luxury apartment interiors feature bespoke fixtures and fittings and boast stunning city views. Each kitchen includes luxurious timber finishes, Smeg appliances, tiled splashbacks, and custom-made cupboard joinery. The central courtyard encourages light to flow into each apartment as well as inspiring community and relaxation.

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<figcaption>Image supplied.</figcaption></figure>Located at 32 Jarrett Street, Atelier’s neighbouring Parramatta Road corridor is due for a mega $123 million rejuvenation and will see the creation of village-style urban plazas, express bus lanes, and cycleways – adding significant value to the Leichhardt area. Atelier is also within walking distance to Parramatta Road and Norton Street’s shopping precinct with cafes, restaurants and retail stores as well as several schools and universities, including Sydney University and the University of Technology.

<blockquote>
"Atelier is the only completed well-appointed new luxurious building available in the Leichhardt area. There are only a limited number of opportunities left for discerning purchasers to buy one of these beautiful residences."
</blockquote>

Tim Rees, Senior Director for CBRE Residential Projects and head sales agent for Atelier

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