Perched on the serene banks of the Swan River, Somerset Apartments at Burswood Point offers a refined selection of timeless 1, 2, and 3-bedroom residences, as well as luxurious penthouses, each boasting exclusive views of either the river or Belmont Racecourse. Inside, the apartments blend sophisticated design with premium materials and flawless craftsmanship. Key highlights include tall ceilings that evoke a sense of grandeur, complemented by full-height, double-glazed windows that flood the interiors with natural light while framing stunning vistas of the river or racecourse views. The kitchens are equipped with top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, seamlessly integrated into custom cabinetry with soft-close drawers and elegant timber-grain veneer finishes. Stone-like countertops provide both durability and a touch of luxury, while the living areas feature rich timber flooring for a warm, timeless look. Bespoke LED lighting and stylish feature lights enhance the inviting atmosphere. Somerset’s amenities offer a 20m infinity pool, a wellness centre, a private residents' dining room, and an observation deck with sweeping views of Belmont Racecourse. Located within the highly anticipated Burswood Point development, you'll enjoy: • 110,000 sqm of parklands • 38 hectares of prime land • 91,000 sqm of retail and commercial spaces • 2.5 km of scenic foreshore All just 3.5 km from Perth’s CBD Enquire today to secure your place in this landmark development.

Perched on the serene banks of the Swan River, Somerset Apartments at Burswood Point offers a refined selection of timeless 1, 2, and 3-bedroom residences, as well as luxurious penthouses, each boasting exclusive views of either the river or Belmont Racecourse. Inside, the apartments blend sophisticated design with premium materials and flawless craftsmanship. Key highlights include tall ceilings that evoke a sense of grandeur, complemented by full-height, double-glazed windows that flood the interiors with natural light while framing stunning vistas of the river or racecourse views. The kitchens are equipped with top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, seamlessly integrated into custom cabinetry with soft-close drawers and elegant timber-grain veneer finishes. Stone-like countertops provide both durability and a touch of luxury, while the living areas feature rich timber flooring for a warm, timeless look. Bespoke LED lighting and stylish feature lights enhance the inviting atmosphere. Somerset’s amenities offer a 20m infinity pool, a wellness centre, a private residents' dining room, and an observation deck with sweeping views of Belmont Racecourse. Located within the highly anticipated Burswood Point development, you'll enjoy: • 110,000 sqm of parklands • 38 hectares of prime land • 91,000 sqm of retail and commercial spaces • 2.5 km of scenic foreshore All just 3.5 km from Perth’s CBD Enquire today to secure your place in this landmark development.

Burswood Point - Saintly Entrance, Burswood

It's a crucial first step in any multi-stage development that the initial phase provides significant amenities for the first residents, especially when the full masterplan might take a decade or more to complete.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/golden-sedayu">Golden Sedayu</a> is hitting all the right notes with its $3.8 billion <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood">Burswood Point</a> masterplan—a major redevelopment of the land surrounding Belmont Racecourse on the Swan River.

In the first stage, the developer is focusing on two towers: Somerset East and Somerset West. Last year, they launched 203 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, and the response has been overwhelming. These apartments will be the first of approximately 4,500 dwellings to be delivered across the 38-hectare precinct.

Within the two towers, Golden Sedayu has strategically included a range of amenities to ensure that the first residents of the masterplan are well catered for.

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Upon arrival, residents and guests are welcomed by Somerset's sculptural two-tower form.&nbsp;

The architectural design by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/dko-architecture">DKO Architecture</a> features rising tiers of balconies with greenery, creating a visually striking entrance.

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Located on the third floor, Somerset’s amenities offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.&nbsp;

The highlight of the development's amenities is the 20-metre infinity pool that appears to cascade towards the Swan River, surrounded by sun decks, submerged loungers, a children's shallow pool, and jacuzzis.

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An observation deck offers a private viewing experience of the nearby racetrack, with Optus Stadium and Matagarup Bridge as a backdrop.&nbsp;

The viewing deck will have BBQ facilities, making it suitable for gatherings and social events.&nbsp;

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Somerset's deck also includes areas dedicated to restorative yoga and meditation, complemented by a wellness centre that has a gymnasium surrounded by greenery.

For private dining, Golden Sedayu has designed a residents’ dining room.

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Part of stage one will also include a boulevard with various shops, cafes and supermarkets. Burswood Point will have 91,000 sqm of retail and commercial space all up on its completion. The masterplan will also have 110,000 sqm of parklands and a 2.5-kilometre foreshore.&nbsp;

Located just 3.5 kilometres from the CBD, Burswood Point is envisioned as a "city within a city," transforming <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/perth-wa">Perth</a> with a new lifestyle and entertainment hub. It is the largest mixed-use&nbsp;urban&nbsp;development Perth has ever seen.

Over $200 million of site works have been completed and construction of the two Somerset towers will commence in Q1 2025.

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Joel Robinson

Golden Sedayu to deliver significant amenity in Somerset, Burswood Point first stage

A decade-long vision to redefine Perth’s urban landscape has earned <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/golden-sedayu">Golden Sedayu</a> the prestigious Best Mixed-Use Development award at the 7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia), recognising the transformative potential of its flagship project, Burswood Point.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood">Burswood Point</a> is a $3.8 billion redevelopment of a 38-hectare site around Belmont Racecourse, which includes 4,500 new dwellings, retail and commercial precincts, luxury hotels, and riverside parks.

The project is expected to contribute over $10 billion to the state economy while creating 25,700 jobs.&nbsp;

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Developer Golden Sedayu, a partnership between Perth’s Golden Group and Indonesia's Agung Sedayu, has emphasised sustainability and livability in its masterplan, featuring 2.5 kilometres of Swan River foreshore and 110,000 sqm of public open space, including parklands, beaches, and playgrounds, as integral to the design.

Work on Burswood Point is already well underway, with $80 million spent on site preparation, including new infrastructure and roadworks.

Approvals for the precinct plan and initial construction have been secured, with further development applications for additional towers in progress.&nbsp;

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The first homes and apartments at its first stage, Somerset, launched to the market earlier this year. There has been a strong take-up for the 95 one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments spread across two towers, known as Somerset East and Somerset West.

Also released has been a handful of&nbsp;three-level, green-title homes that will include luxury features such as elevators, making them particularly appealing to downsizers seeking long-term living solutions.

Residents will also have access to a range of amenities, including a 25-meter lap infinity pool, gym, sauna, and residents' dining areas.&nbsp;

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The first stage of Burswood Point will feature a mix of retail and commercial spaces like a café and grocery store.

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The first homes and apartments at its first stage, Somerset, launched to the market earlier this year

Perth’s Burswood Point wins prestigious Best Mixed-Use Development award

The largest mixed-use urban development Perth has ever seen is underway in Burswood, with developer Golden Sedayu recently launching their 10-year masterplan, Burswood Point.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood">Burswood Point</a> will see the 38-hectares around the Belmont Racecourse redeveloped to home 4,500 new dwellings, including apartments and riverfront homes, as well as a full retail and commercial precinct with restaurants,&nbsp;markets, riverside parks, shopping centers, and luxury hotels.

With everything going on at Burswood Point, I caught up with&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/golden-sedayu">Golden Sedayu</a>&nbsp;Sales Director, David Dragun, to talk in-depth about Burswood Point and the vision.

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Dragun said that the team has worked closely with the local council and government to bring this huge project to life. With the country in a bit of a housing crunch, having a development this big is a huge plus for Perth.

The first stage, Somerset West, has already seen strong interest on the 95 one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments released.

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The three-level green title homes include luxury features such as elevators, making them particularly appealing to downsizers seeking long-term living solutions.

Residents will also have access to a range of amenities, including a 25-meter lap infinity pool, gym, sauna, and residents' dining areas.&nbsp;

The project’s scale helps keep strata fees manageable, ensuring affordability while offering high-end facilities. Additionally, the development will feature a mix of retail and commercial spaces, including a café and grocery.

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Dragun emphasised the project's appeal to both local and international buyers, with interest coming from across Australia, particularly from the East Coast.&nbsp;

The proximity to key entertainment hubs, the airport, universities, and the city makes Burswood Point a prime location for those seeking a balanced lifestyle.

Perth continues to lead the market in capital growth and projects like Burswood Point are expected to see substantial value increases over time.&nbsp;

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The first stage, Somerset West, has already seen strong interest on the 95 one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments released

Michael Bird

An insight into Burswood Point, Perth's biggest ever housing project: Five minutes with David Dragun from Golden Sedayu

Perth is set for one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects with the landmark $3.8 billion development of the Belmont Racecourse Precinct.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/golden-sedayu">Golden Sedayu</a>&nbsp;recently revealed&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood">Burswood Point</a>, a 38-hectare masterplan that will bring 4,500 apartments and a significant amount of amenity and hospitality to the immediate area surrounding the racecourse.

Buyers have now been given the first chance to buy in Burswood Point, with the release of apartments in the first two towers, Somerset East and Somerset West.

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Part of the first two towers is a suite of amenities&nbsp;including a 20-metre infinity pool with views towards the Swan River, an observation deck with private views of the racetrack and Optus Stadium, and a wellness centre.&nbsp;

The first tranche of retail and hospitality will also feature in this stage.

With everything going on at Burswood Point, we went to visit the display suite at 1 Saintly Entrance, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/burswood-wa-6100">Burswood</a>, to delve into the first stage of this 20-year project.

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Inside Burswood Point: Urban's display suite tour

There's arguably no better time to be developing in Perth, at least when it comes to demand.

While cyclical factors such as cost of labour and materials are problematic, the demand is possibly as high as its ever been, and the lack of supply means price are rising, which is helping developers make projects stack up.

Property data analytics firm CoreLogic's data showed Perth was the number of performer in both the house and unit market in 2023. House prices jumped 15.2 per cent, to a median $691,000, now nearly higher than Hobart ($700,000), while units rose 12.4 per cent to a new median $464,000.

It was the same script in the rental market. Unit rents rose by 16.5 per cent, or around $80 per week on the median value over the year, CoreLogic found, while house rents were up 12.9 per cent.

Soaring rents has seen WA become the go-to interstate investment market, data from&nbsp;MCG Quantity Surveyors shows.

MCG Managing Director Mike Mortlock says&nbsp;WA is now considered among the nation's most investor-friendly jurisdictions.

"There's little doubt its popularity with real estate buyers from the east coast has increased the gap between home and investment," Mortlock says.

“Western Australia, and more specifically Perth, has seen a substantial uptick in investor participation. Price is a factor as some big capital city markets are now beyond the reach of everyday buyers. Our analysis shows the average price an investor pays for a property is approximately $615,000. That amount will go a lot further in Perth than it will in Sydney or Melbourne."

Taking advantage of the Perth boom is developer Golden Sedayu, who will soon be revealing more of their $3.8 billion mega project, Burswood Point.

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The huge project, which at 38 hectares will be one of the largest urban development projects ever undertaken in Australian, will transform the Burswood Peninsula into a thriving, living precinct with&nbsp; 4,500 residential apartments as well as office and retail space.

The project is set to inject more than $10 billion into the state’s economy and generate 25,700 West Australian jobs over the next 10 years.

Golden Sedayu, a partnership between Perth’s&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/golden-group" target="">Golden Group</a>&nbsp;and one of Indonesia’s largest property corporations Agung Sedayu, has also allowed for 110,000 sqm of public open space, larger than Langley Park. The project has over 2.5 kilometres of Swan River foreshore.

Already lodged with council are development applications for two premium apartment towers with 206 apartments and four retail tenancies on the north of the site. Another application for two more towers due to be lodged later this month.

The first homes and apartments will go on sale early in 2024, with the remainder of the Burswood Point development released as approvals are granted.

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Perth ranks as nation's best performing capital city unit market in 2023 as 2024 welcomes game-changing mega project

Western Australia has become the epicentre of property investing in Australia.

That's the view of&nbsp;Mike Mortlock, managing director of MCG Quantity Surveyors, who has seen remote investing accelerate in 2023, namely due to the significant investment made in the Western Australian property market.

The company’s latest analysis of their client data showed the average distance between where landlords live and where they invest has reached a staggering 1502 kilometres to date in 2023.

“This is a substantial uptick on last year’s result and shows that buyers are incredibly mobile when it comes to securing a desirable property investment," Mortlock says.

This year’s outcome is a near doubling of the same analysis in 2022 which showed an average of 857 kilometres between a landlord’s home and investment.

It’s been an ongoing theme according to the numbers. To the end of 2021, the distance was 559 kilometres. Before that in pre-pandemic times, the remote investing distance was 294 kilometres to January 2020.

Mortlock says WA is now considered among the nation's most investor-friendly jurisdictions.

"There's little doubt its popularity with real estate buyers from the east coast has increased the gap between home and investment," Mortlock says.

“Western Australia, and more specifically Perth, has seen a substantial uptick in investor participation. Price is a factor as some big capital city markets are now beyond the reach of everyday buyers. Our analysis shows the average price an investor pays for a property is approximately $615,000. That amount will go a lot further in Perth than it will in Sydney or Melbourne."

That investor interest is only likely to be heightened by the announcement of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood">Burswood Point</a>, the $3.8 billion masterplanned <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/burswood-wa">Burswood</a> precinct by developer Golden Sedayu.

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The mega project, which will transform the peninsula with 4,500 homes and apartments as well as office and retail space, is expected to be a hit with both local, interstate, and overseas investors who are looking to take advantage of the rarity of such a project at its earliest stage.

The project is set to inject more than $10 billion into the state’s economy and generate 25,700 West Australian jobs over the next 10 years.

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Managing Director of Golden Sedayu Andrew Sugiaputra said after years of careful planning, he was thrilled to reveal their vision for this city-defining project.

“At 38 hectares, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood">Burswood Point </a>is one of the largest urban development projects ever undertaken in Australia, and certainly the most ambitious mixed-use redevelopment currently underway in Perth,” Sugiaputra said.

“With its dress circle position across from the Perth CBD, Burswood Point is set to become a destination in its own right – home to a range of premium tourism and recreational facilities, including markets, riverside parks, a shopping centre and luxury hotel."

Golden Sedayu are currently taking early enquiry on the project, which will see the first homes and apartments go on sale early next year.

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Investor interest is only likely to be heightened by the announcement of Burswood Point, the $3.8 billion masterplanned precinct by developer Golden Sedayu

Western Australia: The epicentre of property investing in Australia

Perth-based developer Golden Sedayu has revealed its ambitious plans for the highly anticipated multi-billion-dollar transformation of Burswood Point.

The $3.8 billion dollar mega project will transform the peninsula with 4,500 residential apartments as well as office and retail space.

The project is set to inject more than $10 billion into the state’s economy and generate 25,700 West Australian jobs over the next 10 years.

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Managing Director of Golden Sedayu Andrew Sugiaputra said after years of careful planning, he was thrilled to reveal their vision for this city-defining project.

“At 38 hectares, Burswood Point is one of the largest urban development projects ever undertaken in Australia, and certainly the most ambitious mixed-use redevelopment currently underway in Perth,” Sugiaputra said.

“With its dress circle position across from the Perth CBD, Burswood Point is set to become a destination in its own right – home to a range of premium tourism and recreational facilities, including markets, riverside parks, a shopping centre and luxury hotel."

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Golden Sedayu, a partnership between Perth’s Golden Group and one of Indonesia’s largest property corporations Agung Sedayu, has also allowed for 110,000 sqm of public open space, larger than Langley Park. The project has over 2.5 kilometres of Swan River foreshore.

“Our plans include the delivery of a range of parklands, beaches, playgrounds, and active recreation spaces that will be made available to the en-re community."

Golden Sedayu has already completed $80 million in siteworks including access roads, water works and sewer pump station, bulk earthworks importing more than 300,000 sqn of sand, road works, and a new bridge connecting Victoria Park Drive into Burswood Point.

“Over the past few years, we have been busy preparing the site, building infrastructure and finalising our plans in conjunction with the State Government and the Town of Victoria Park,” Sugiaputra added.

“Approvals have already been secured for the precinct plan and for construction of 74 luxury riverside homes."

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Already lodged with council are development applications for two premium apartment towers with 206 apartments and four retail tenancies on the north of the site. Another application for two more towers due to be lodged later this month.

“The sheer size of Burswood Point means this development will take more than a decade to deliver in full.”

The first homes and apartments will go on sale early in 2024, with the remainder of the Burswood Point development released as approvals are granted.

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The $3.8 billion dollar mega project will transform the peninsula with 4,500 residential apartments as well as office and retail space

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