Construction of the landmark <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/sydney-house-194-204-pitt-street-sydney-nsw-2000">Sydney House</a> mixed-use development, a joint venture spearheaded by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/first-sponsor">First Sponsor</a> and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/icd-property">ICD Property</a>, is forging ahead and moving into the next stage of the construction program.

The iconic project in the heart of Sydney’s CBD is on track for delivery in 2027.

Designed by acclaimed architects, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/bvn-architecture">BVN Architecture</a> (for the tower and interiors), and FJC Studio (for the heritage podium),&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/sydney-house-194-204-pitt-street-sydney-nsw-2000">Sydney House</a> will comprise 241 premium residences atop a 135-room hotel.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/richard-crookes-constructions">Richard Crookes Constructions</a>&nbsp;Construction Manager, Elliot Hicks confirmed demolition and bulk excavation are now complete, and major structural activities are progressing at pace.&nbsp;

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“The installation of the site’s third tower crane is now complete, marking a significant milestone in the project’s delivery, which will see further efficiencies as we work through the structure, with the site’s core reaching level 7 and structural slabs reaching level 3 by the end of May,” Hicks said.

“A significant and unique component of this project is the meticulous retention and protection of heritage elements, reflecting Sydney House’s commitment to preserving its historic character while delivering a modern, world-class development that enhances the site’s significance for generations to come."

Hicks said that three of the four buildings will see&nbsp;significant heritage retention and restoration to both facades and key internal elements.

"So far, the heritage works on site have seen the retention of the remaining heritage fabric across key areas such as the façade elements, the Lower Bar, Sydney Room, Corinthian Room, and Billiard Room, which are all now fully secured and protected.&nbsp;These richly detailed spaces — each with architectural and cultural significance — have undergone careful salvation of heritage material, which will be preserved and reused in the completed building."

Hick said the&nbsp;respectful integration of new structure with the historic core is central to the vision for Sydney House.

“By preserving character-defining elements and embedding them into the future of the building, we’re honouring the site’s legacy while creating an enduring new chapter.”

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Sydney House continues to track well against its program and promises to be a striking blend of heritage and innovation in Sydney’s cityscape by 2027.

Richard Crookes Construction is renowned for its meticulous, exceptional quality of construction in high-end residential projects such as the Sirius building in The Rocks.

First Sponsor and ICD Property echoed the sentiment regarding the development, noting that the project is well on track to becoming a new architectural icon for Sydney.

“Sydney House is more than just a building – it’s a legacy project that reflects our shared vision for delivering a truly exemplary project befitting its CBD location, set within one of the city’s most prestigious enclaves,” said a spokesperson for the joint venture.

The next phase of construction will see the tower core continue to rise, alongside internal fit-outs and façade installation, with completion expected in Q4 2027.

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Richard Crookes Constructions progresses to structural works marking the beginning of a new construction milestone of the 50-storey tower on Sydney House

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Construction steaming ahead at iconic Sydney House mixed-use landmark

Confidence is currency in the off the plan apartment market.

A developer’s track record is paramount. If they’re new to the scene, their personal background and the calibre of their partners—architects, builders, planners—can offer strong indications of the project's likely success.

Now, a new layer of buyer assurance is emerging: Latent Defects Insurance (LDI).

INCA Property Group is among the latest developers to adopt this rigorous form of protection, securing LDI through Resilience Insurance for its boutique St Ives development, Ellis Residences.

Currently under construction by GOP Constructions, Ellis Residences will comprise 18 three-bedroom apartments, nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac just moments from St Ives Village.

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INCA Development Manager Michael Downs says the team first encountered LDI during their Waitara project but couldn’t proceed at the time, as construction was already too far advanced.

"By the time we were planning Ellis, our builder was proactively asking for it," Downs says. "It gives them certainty, it gives us confidence—and ultimately, it protects the buyer in a way that traditional strata bonds can’t. By the time it’s complete, we know any structural concerns for the next 10 years are covered. It’s a cleaner, more accountable way to do things—the builder can move on, and the buyer isn’t left chasing defects years down the track."

INCA’s Sales and Marketing Manager Mat Cassidy says that while LDI may not be widely understood by buyers just yet, it’s a game changer once explained.

"When we invited our local agent network to preview Ellis before launching sales, the key topic of conversation was how to explain Latent Defects Insurance to buyers," Cassidy says. "We had the Resilience Insurance team on hand to answer questions and break it down. Once it was explained, the value really hit home."

Cassidy describes LDI as "a new benchmark for buyer protection", and says its impact goes beyond post-settlement peace of mind.

"There are monthly or even bi-monthly inspections by a third-party Technical Inspection Service. What the builder delivers isn’t just acceptable to the developer—it has to meet the insurer’s standards. That level of scrutiny benefits everyone."

Even in the event that something does arise post-completion, Cassidy says the process is refreshingly simple for buyers.

"If something goes wrong within the first 10 years, buyers aren’t left fighting for a resolution. They just call the insurer. That’s what we love—peace of mind for everyone involved."

Ellis Residences is currently one of the only developments in the Ku-ring-gai local government area to offer Latent Defects Insurance.

Cassidy confirms INCA plans to roll out LDI across all future apartment projects.

"It’s a must for us—we’re committed to doing the right thing by our buyers," he says. "Without buyers, there are no new projects, so their needs and expectations come above all else."

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<h3 data-end="3252" data-start="3211">What is Latent Defects Insurance?</h3>

Latent Defects Insurance is a 10-year structural warranty that protects apartment buyers from major defects in structural elements, waterproofing, and core building systems such as electrical and plumbing.

It differs from traditional strata bonds in that it’s developer-purchased and activated immediately upon completion. It also includes independent inspections throughout construction to help catch issues early.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/what-is-latent-defects-insurance-and-is-it-bringing-confidence-to-the-off-the-plan-apartment-market">What is Latent Defects Insurance and is it bringing confidence to the off the plan apartment market?</a>

Ellis Residences is currently one of the only developments in the Ku-ring-gai local government area to offer Latent Defects Insurance

"A new benchmark for buyer protection" INCA takes out Resilience LDI at Ellis Residences, St Ives

Leading Sydney developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/deicorp">Deicorp</a> has officially broken ground on its $1 billion Showground Pavilions project in Castle Hill, marking the start of construction on one of the most significant residential projects in Sydney’s north-west.&nbsp;

Located within the Hills Showground Station Precinct, the Precinct East project – known as Showground Pavilions – will deliver 873 new homes across five residential buildings designed by award-winning architecture firms <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/turner-studio">Turner Studio</a> and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/group-gsa">GroupGSA</a>.

The development will also include 44 affordable dwellings, a 3,500 sqm public park, and communal outdoor spaces such as landscaped courtyards, a playground, barbecue areas and shaded seating.&nbsp;

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“The Hills Shire is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country, with our population projected to reach 328,000 by 2041," said Mayor Dr. Michelle Byrne.&nbsp;

"This rapid growth presents significant challenges, particularly amid a national housing crisis. That’s why developments like the Pavilions are critical to addressing these challenges. It’s a prime example of situating high-density development close to public transport, community facilities, such as Castle Hill Showground and shopping centres, like Castle Towers."

Dr&nbsp;Byrnev said it is also great to&nbsp;see affordable housing set aside for key workers such as nurses, teachers, and police officers—helping them to live in the community they serve.

The development forms part of the Hills Showground Station Precinct – an urban renewal initiative led by Landcom and Sydney Metro. Deicorp was selected to deliver both the East and Village precincts, with the neighbouring 430-apartment Hills Showground Village now under construction and Stage 1 nearing completion mid-year.&nbsp;

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In total, Deicorp’s contributions across both sites will deliver over 1,300 new dwellings and provide more than $2 billion in economic impact. The Precinct East project alone is expected to generate over 5,000 jobs throughout construction and deliver upwards of $200 million to State and Local Government, including local contributions and taxes.

Planning approval for Showground Pavilions was granted by the Department of Planning and Environment in February 2025. The approved scheme includes a considered mix of 136 one-bedroom, 527 two-bedroom, and 210 three-bedroom apartments, with design principles shaped by the site’s natural context and seamless integration with surrounding open space.&nbsp;

“This milestone marks our continued commitment to building vibrant, connected communities along the Sydney Metro line,” said Deicorp Founder Fouad Deiri.&nbsp;

“Showground Pavilions is an outstanding example of how smart, transit-oriented development can help address Sydney’s growing housing demand while creating places people are proud to call home,” Fouad added.&nbsp;

Showground Pavilions is due to launch to market in the coming months.&nbsp;

The project adds to Deicorp’s expanding portfolio of Metro-linked communities, including Tallawong Village, Joynton Avenue in Zetland, and the recently approved Five Ways project in Crows Nest.

Deicorp breaks ground on $1 billion Showground Pavilions in Castle Hill

The Sunshine Coast is currently undergoing something of a development boom.

Unlike its southern counterparts—Brisbane and particularly the Gold Coast—the region has largely avoided the wave of new housing supply, despite experiencing a surge in net internal migration.

According to the Regional Australia Institute, the Sunshine Coast’s share of net internal migration rose to 17.5 per cent in December 2023—the highest level since the metric was first recorded. This was driven by a 33.3 per cent increase from the previous quarter, largely fuelled by migration from capital cities.

While population growth in the region has surged well above the national average, new housing supply hasn’t kept pace.

Several developers—particularly those based in Brisbane—have now identified key areas of the Sunshine Coast as strong performers for future growth. As a result, they're broadening their focus beyond the capital, bringing rare opportunities to buy brand-new apartments—something the region hasn’t seen at scale for decades.

In this article, we’ve highlighted the top four new apartment developments currently selling in 2025.

<h2>What: Bask</h2>

<h3>Where: Bokarina</h3>

<h3>Who: Gardner Vaughan Group</h3>

Builder-developer Gardner Vaughan Group is one of the most active developers on the Sunshine Coast. With its HQ in Brisbane, GVG branched out to the Sunshine Coast in 2021 when they launched Zinc Bokarina.

They recently completed the sell-out project, and are now delivering <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/bask-bokarina-38-bokarina-boulevard-bokarina-qld-4575">Bask Bokarina</a>, just a few doors down on Bokarina Boulevard, a short walk to the Bokarina Beach sand.

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Bask comprises two oceanfront towers, Mydas and Caretta, with a total of 135 architecturally designed apartments. Each offers coastal-inspired interiors, large balconies, and indoor-outdoor living.

Amenities include a heated pool, gym, parcel lockers, dog wash, function rooms, and over 1,000 sqm of retail space. Bask’s unbeatable location opposite Bokarina Beach Park, combined with sweeping ocean and mountain views, makes it a clear 2025 standout.

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GVG recently sold one of the penthouses at Bask <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/exclusive-gardner-vaughan-smashes-bokarina-price-record-with-bask-penthouse-sale">for a suburb-record $5.5 million</a>.

<h2>What: Sunset Caloundra</h2>

<h3>Where: 5-7 Bombala Terrace, Caloundra</h3>

<h3>Who: Dusk Group</h3>

The newest development to the Sunshine Coast market in 2025 is from another Brisbane developer.

Dusk Group recently launched&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/sunset-by-dusk-group-caloundra-5-7-bombala-terrace-caloundra-qld-4551">Sunset Caloundra</a>, just 36 apartments starting from $650,000 in the heart of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/caloundra-qld-4551">Caloundra</a>.

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Designed by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/mas-architecture-studio">MAS Architecture Studio</a>, Sunset will also feature&nbsp;a resident swimming pool, BBQ pavilion, lounge, and communal green space. It will be a short walk from Kings Beach and Caloundra's cafes.

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Having already secured several sales to a mix of owner-occupiers and lifestyle investors, Dusk Group will commence construction in the coming months

<h2>What: St Clair</h2>

<h3>Where: Birtinya</h3>

<h3>Who: Habitat Development Group</h3>

Another burgeoning Sunshine Coast developer, Habitat Development Group, is delivering several projects both in small coastal towns as well as the Maroochydore CBD.

They're half way through construction of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/st-clair-birtinya-930-931-waterside-retreat-birtinya">St Clair</a>, 200 apartments across two eight-level buildings in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/birtinya-qld-4575">Birtinya</a>. There are one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments on offer.

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The $150 million development is one of the most amenity rich in the area, with a rooftop terrace, 25-metre lap pool, wading pool, private dining room, and over 1,000 sqm of private parklands with BBQ and firepit zones.

St Clair residents will also benefit from direct esplanade access to Lake Kawana and proximity to the Stockland Shopping Centre and Bokarina Beach.&nbsp;

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Completion of St Clair is expected in Q1 2026.

<h2>What: Ocean Rise</h2>

<h3>Where: Kings Beach</h3>

<h3>Who: D.C.O Developments</h3>

The small suburb of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/kings-beach-qld-4551">Kings Beach</a>, on the edge of Caloundra, rarely sees new apartment development.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/ocean-rise-kings-beach-48-king-street-kings-beach">Ocean Rise</a> is the only new building currently on the market and under construction in the coastal suburb. It will have just 14 three-bedroom apartments, starting from $1.55 million.

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The apartments offer generous living spaces, kitchens with stone benchtops, and expansive balconies designed to maximise the ocean outlook. Outdoor features include a pool and curated lounge areas.

Several developers—particularly those based in Brisbane—have now identified key areas of the Sunshine Coast as strong performers for future growth

Where to buy a new apartment on the Sunshine Coast in 2025

The push for more downsizer apartments in Sydney's affluent Eastern Suburbs is set to continue.&nbsp;

Boutique builder developer MD Living is planning 12 apartments on Hamilton Street, just a few houses down from the centre of Rose Bay village on Old South Head Road.

The $15 million apartment building, that will replace two original homes at 28 and 30 Hamilton Street, has been designed by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/ess-lifestyle-pty-ltd">ess Life Style</a>&nbsp;and will rise six levels. Two doors down is the 2019-completed Hampton building.

The three and four-bedroom apartments each occupy half a floor.

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The new applications marks a continued transition to new larger-scale apartments in Rose Bay, a suburb which has traditionally lacked such supply.

Several new developments are soon to come to the market in the area. Boutique national developer Fortis is planning a new project on Ian Street, 11 three-bedroom apartments and a two-bed apartment in a five-level building by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/mhn-design-union">MHN Design Union</a>.

Fellow developer Orosi is soon to launch The Avenue, the largest mixed-use development Rose Bay has ever seen.

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The development, on an amalgamated 3,000 sqm site adjacent to the&nbsp;Royal&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/sydney-nsw" target="">Sydney</a>&nbsp;Golf Club, will offer 50 two and three-bedroom apartments, and a cafe on the ground level.

"The apartments are on the larger side, so they will suit a wide range of demographics, not just downsizers," Orosi Founder and Managing Director&nbsp;Hamid Samavi told Urban.

"The Avenue&nbsp;will set a new benchmark for architecture and sustainability in The Eastern Suburbs, featuring state-of-the-art facilities and curated retail spaces, including a Kosher café, an organic restaurant, and&nbsp;Sydney’s most iconic wellness centre."

First look: Rose Bay's downsizer push continues

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The mixed-use development will comprise just 29 apartments above street level commercial, retail and dining tenancies.



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One of Shenfield Property&#39;s&nbsp;key principles in every project is their&nbsp;commitment to using the best materials and technologies in environmental &amp; sustainable building methods. They believe that building quality well designed projects should not compromise its environmental footprint and be advantageous to&nbsp;how efficiently the building functions. Constructing&nbsp;a range of unique projects from small commercial boutiques to residential developments, Shenfield Property have delivered since 2002 in Victoria and Queensland headed by founder and architect, Alister Shenfield and construction managers Wajih Obeid and Marcus Hamilton.&nbsp; 
 
So far, 184 commercial and industrial spaces and 212 residential dwellings have been delivered and those numbers are growing! 
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Banksia Apartments: Contemporary Urban Living in Cheltenham, Melbourne 
Ideally located on the beach side of vibrant Cheltenham Village, this brand new development of 29 apartments delivers a sophisticated blend of stylish modern living, quality construction and environmentally efficient design. Tailored to the local market, these quality residences feature refined detail and flexible floorplans, balanced with ground level commercial spaces. Prime Location: Banksia Cheltenham boasts an ideal location, offering quick access to the beach and the heart of Melbourne. Sophisticated Design: This brand-new development comprises 29 apartments meticulously designed to deliver a sophisticated blend of stylish modern living, quality construction, and environmentally efficient design. Flexible Residences: Designed with the local market in mind, Banksia's residences feature refined details and flexible floorplans, offering the perfect blend of luxury and practicality. Luxurious Interiors: Banksia's interiors strike the perfect balance between elegant style and practical liveability. Full-height windows flood the living spaces with natural light, complemented by soft, neutral color palettes and oak timber flooring. High-end black Smeg appliances grace the minimalist-styled kitchens. Environmentally Responsible: Banksia takes environmental sustainability seriously. Each residence incorporates energy-efficient features, integrated heating and cooling, and even car charging facilities in the basement. Prime Location: Positioned between green open spaces, vibrant retail, diverse dining, and convenient transport options, Banksia offers a year-round lifestyle you'll love. Southland Shopping Centre, stunning beaches, parklands, and top-notch education facilities are just minutes away. Architectural Excellence: Banksia is the result of a collaborative approach between developer Shenfield Property, Brayshaw Architects, and Aldona Padjak Interior Design. It achieves an unsurpassed level of urban living, respectfully integrated with its surroundings. About Shenfield Property: 
For over two decades, Shenfield Property has been a leader in designing and developing boutique energy-efficient commercial and residential projects in the local area. Committed to quality and sustainability, Shenfield Property's vision enhances the communities it serves. 
Experience contemporary luxury and sustainable living at Banksia Apartments. Embrace the charm of Cheltenham Village while enjoying the very best of Melbourne.

Characterised by careful attention to detail and refined style, Banksia is a truly unique offering.

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Banksia Apartments present contemporary urban living in the heart of Cheltenham Village, Melbourne. Situated on the beach side, this brand new development of 29 apartments seamlessly combines stylish modern living, quality construction, and environmentally efficient design.

Prime Location and Access
Ideally located, Banksia Cheltenham offers quick access to both the beach and the heart of Melbourne. Positioned between green open spaces, vibrant retail, diverse dining, and convenient transport options, it provides a year-round lifestyle you'll love. Southland Shopping Centre, stunning beaches, parklands, and top-notch education facilities are just minutes away.

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Comprising 29 meticulously designed apartments, Banksia delivers a sophisticated blend of modern living and environmentally efficient design. Tailored to the local market, these residences feature refined details and flexible floorplans, offering the perfect blend of luxury and practicality. The interiors strike the perfect balance between elegant style and practical liveability, featuring full-height windows, soft neutral color palettes, oak timber flooring, and high-end black Smeg appliances in the kitchens.

Environmentally Responsible Living
Banksia takes environmental sustainability seriously, incorporating energy-efficient features, integrated heating and cooling, and car charging facilities in the basement. Embrace a lifestyle where luxury meets responsibility.

Architectural Excellence and Collaboration
Banksia is the result of a collaborative approach between developer Shenfield Property, Brayshaw Architects, and Aldona Padjak Interior Design. Achieving an unsurpassed level of urban living, Banksia is respectfully integrated with its surroundings. Shenfield Property, with over two decades of leadership, is committed to quality and sustainability, enhancing the communities it serves.

Experience Contemporary Luxury at Banksia Apartments
Immerse yourself in contemporary luxury and sustainable living at Banksia Apartments. Embrace the charm of Cheltenham Village while enjoying the very best of Melbourne.

Guided by passion and a love for elegant, clean and minimal design, Shenfield Property have stuck to their values towards designing and constructing small boutique commercial and residential developments since 2002 in both Victoria and Queensland. Shenfield Property are committed to&nbsp;providing quality offices, warehouses, retail shops and residences that are modern and contemporary. Their commitment extends into environmental sustainability, to using the best materials and technologies in environmental &amp; sustainable building methods.&nbsp; Headed by founder and architect, Alister Shenfield and construction managers Wajih Obeid and Marcus Hamilton who make up the A team. So far, 184 commercial and industrial spaces and 212 residential dwellings have been delivered and those numbers are growing! "We deliver projects that not only&nbsp;complement their&nbsp;surroundings but improve them. We do this efficiently without compromising quality. We don’t have a style — we have standards."

Based in Richmond, Victoria, Aldona Pajdak Interior Design provides design excellence known for its creativity and attention to detail. 
We focus on personalised client strategies with an individual and holistic approach to each project from conceptual stages through to delivery.

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Exceptional Property delivered exceptionally well. Noorden is a boutique real estate company specialising in Off-The-Plan marketing, sales and property management.We are passionate about Off-The-Plan property because we love the journey it allows us to take our buyers on. After all, who does not dream of the feeling of unlocking a brand-new luxury piece of real estate as the very first owner? For many people, purchasing Off-The-Plan property represents a new chapter of their lives.<ul><li>A new home.</li><li>A new way of living.</li><li>A new sense of freedom.</li></ul>At Noorden, we believe that whilst the ultimate destination may well be the day you open the door to this exciting new part of your life, the journey that takes you there is what will ensure the first pages of this new chapter are happy ones.Noorden specialises in the marketing and sale of Off-The-Plan developments because we are: Picky – We only work with trusted builders, architects and developers with runs on the board who are well known for building truly bespoke residences that hit the mark for our sophisticated and varied clientele.

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