What investors are saying about their Sky Garden, Glen Waverley apartment purchase: Urban's buyer Q&A

Urban spoke to investors, Pushpendu and Manisha Gupta, about their property buying journey, and what they love about Sky Garden
What investors are saying about their Sky Garden, Glen Waverley apartment purchase: Urban's buyer Q&A
A kitchen in Sky Garden, Glen Waverley. Image supplied
Max KwokSeptember 27, 2021

Residents have moved into the completed Glen Waverley apartment project Sky Garden.

The striking project was developed by Golden Age Group to a design by Rothelowman.

With buyers having moved in, Urban spoke to investors, Pushpendu and Manisha Gupta about their property buying journey, and what they love about Sky Garden.

The Wantirna locals purchased a two-bedroom, one-bathroom as an addition to their diversified portfolio of property investments.

MK: How did you discover Sky Garden? 

P&M: We discovered it online and after a few calls, we met the team at The Glen display suite and took the process forward. 

MK: What makes Sky Garden an attractive investment opportunity? 

P&M: The perfect combination of quality, amenities and the amazing location that is within top school and transport zones.

Sky Garden is located just above a very high footfall mall in the east, and that makes it an unbeatable location from an established retail market perspective. 

MK: How do the returns in Glen Waverley compare to investments you have in surrounding areas? 

P&M: Glen Waverley is sure to be strong in terms of return on investment as the Glen Waverley secondary and primary schools are among the top in the state and very well respected.

The fact that Glen Waverley is also an established blue-chip suburb with good demographics and retail options, makes it the most sought-after suburb in the East. 

MK: Which apartment configuration did you opt for, and what led you to narrow down your decision to the apartment you purchased? 

P&M: We opted for a two-bed, one-bath option as it’s the best configuration for investment returns and rental. 

The apartment we bought is in a secluded part of the floor with close proximity to elevators, which lends itself to both privacy and convenience. 

MK: Were you already looking for a new property when you discovered Sky Garden? 

P&M: We had just started looking at investment purchases when we discovered Sky Garden. The options we were given, and the amazing sales experience, made us decide on this apartment without really looking at other properties. 

MK: What made you decide to buy? 

P&M: The property gave us the right combination of quality construction, facilities and amenities in a top-notch location. 

The fantastic sales and after-sales experience from Golden Age was the most pleasant experience, which made us feel at ease and like we had everything covered.

A special mention goes to Ms Silvia Pan for the absolutely fantastic and friendly sales experience and her support. She gave us so much time, taking us through all the options, responding to our queries and providing the right advice. 

MK: What do you love most about what Sky Garden has to offer residents? 

P&M:

  • The fantastic retail shopping and culinary experience with The Glen just below the property. 
  • The quality of construction and the wholesome facilities for residents.
  • The location – near top-notch schools and transport. 

MK: Do you have any advice for budding investors? 

P&M: Would recommend budding investors look at location as the primary deciding factor — preferably proximity to top schools — as these locations will always be in rental demand. 

Quality of construction and after-sales and property management support is also very critical to consider.

Max Kwok

Max Kwok is a staff contributor at urban.com.au. Based in Sydney, Max has previously worked at Property Observer where he specialised in content creation and editorial research.

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