Deicorp sell out first stage of $670 million Tallawong Village
Deicorp's $670 million Tallawong project in Sydney's northwest has experienced an influx of buyers since launching to the market, with half of the apartments already sold, and all of Stage 1 completely sold out.
The Turner Studio designed apartments have proven to be a popular option in Sydney's northwest, despite the fact that sales started during the pandemic.
Due to the strong demand, new stages of the development have been released earlier than originally planned.
"Located 50 metres from the Tallawong Metro station, and with the convenience of a 9,000 sqm retail and commercial centre and central park, buyers have voted with their feet making this one of our fastest selling projects in history," Rob Furolo, Deicorp’s Executive Manager of Corporate Communications said.
All 333 apartments in the first stage have already sold out, with less than half of the total apartments still available.
Internally, the living and dining spaces lead to open-air terraces and balconies, with the apartments featuring warm carpets, engineered timber floorboards and contemporary floor tiles throughout.
Tallawong Village is a part of the more than 2,000 apartments that Deicorp is delivering along the Northwest Metro line, with the group also responsible for the Hills Showground Village in Castle Hill and Proximity at Rouse Hill.
In just a few short years, the northwest region of Sydney is set to undergo a significant transformation, with its population expected to soar to over half a million by 2030.
The bustling area is slated to become a modern and progressive city, complete with top-notch infrastructure, efficient transportation, a thriving economy, and healthy community developments.
At the centre of this grand vision is the suburb of Tallawong, which will take on a pivotal role in the area's urban renewal.
