<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/lendlease-development">Lendlease</a> has teamed up again with Mitsubishi Estate Asia (MEA),and Nippon Steel Kowa Real Estate (NSKRE) to deliver a luxury residential development at their recently acquired Liverpool Street site on Hyde Park.

The acquisition of the site at 175 Liverpool Street, which is subject to conditions precedent, is intended to be developed as two luxury residential towers with up to 300 apartments for sale and 2,000 square metres of retail and commercial space, subject to planning consents. It will have a development end value of more than $2.5 billion.

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Under the terms of the agreement, MEA will take a ~33 per cent equity share in the joint venture, and NKSRE a ~17 per cent share.&nbsp;

Centrally located in Sydney’s CBD at the southern end of Hyde Park, residences at 175 Liverpool Street will offer north-facing expansive views across 16 hectares of green space through to the Opera House and Sydney Harbour.

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The project builds on Lendlease’s strong success in Sydney’s luxury residential market and marks the seventh partnership between Lendlease and MEA; previous and current projects include One Sydney Harbour, One Circular Quay and One Darling Point in Sydney, and East Tower residences at Melbourne Quarter.

It also marks the second venture between Lendlease and NSKRE, with build-to rent development 899 Collins at Victoria Harbour in Melbourne currently in delivery.

Construction of 175 Liverpool Street is targeted to commence in 2027.

Tom Mackellar, CEO Development, Lendlease,&nbsp;said the&nbsp;acquisition of 175 Liverpool Street "builds on our success in Sydney’s luxury residential market, as we continue to add to our development pipeline in Australia.”

“We look forward to working alongside our trusted development partners, Mitsubishi Estate Asia and Nippon Steel Kowa Real Estate, on this landmark development in one of Sydney’s most sought-after locations.”

Joel Robinson

Lendlease announces partners for its $2.5 billion luxury development on Hyde Park

Brisbane developer Zen Group has received development approval for its dual-tower apartment project in West End.

The approved plans for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/24-duncan-street-west-end-qld-4101">24 Duncan Street</a>&nbsp;are for&nbsp;two 17-storey towers comprising 202 apartments, ranging from one-bedroom plus study configurations through to three-bedrooms.&nbsp;

Designed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/bettspartners">Betts + Partners</a>, the development is grounded in a climate-responsive and contextually sensitive approach, aiming to reinforce the emerging identity of the West End Riverside South precinct.

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“The contextual design strategy is to celebrate the qualities found within the established <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developments/west-end-qld-4101">West End</a> suburban character,” Betts + Partners noted in the Architectural Design Report, “providing elevated high-quality subtropical apartment living with exceptional communal recreational amenity.”

The project includes a 2,600 sqm rooftop offering a comprehensive suite of resident amenities: three pools, a fitness centre, cinema room, private dining rooms, lounges, a library, and wellness facilities including hot and cold plunge pools, pilates, a sauna and a contemplative garden.

On the ground plane, active retail frontages along Duncan and Rogers Streets will sleeve ground-floor services and visitor parking. The two-level podium integrates green walls, planters, and textured façades, contributing vertical greenery and softening the street interface.

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Apartments are oriented for privacy and outlook, with operable glazing and brise soleil elements supporting passive climate control. Balconies and structural articulation are designed to optimise light, airflow and private open space. “Each quality is reinterpreted in the sectional and plan parti and manifest in the three-dimensional building expression,” the architects said.

Located within a three-minute walk of the Brisbane River and in close proximity to local amenities including ALDI and Davies Park, the project reflects West End’s growing appeal to owner-occupiers seeking proximity to lifestyle amenity and urban vibrancy.

The development also aligns with Brisbane City Council’s broader planning vision to become a “New World City” by 2031, promoting a globally recognisable subtropical lifestyle through contextually responsive design.

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200 "climate-responsive" apartments set for West End as Zen Group given green light

The ever-growing Sydney developer <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/deicorp">Deicorp</a> has commenced construction on its third project this year.

The new $640 million development, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/falcon-alexander-8-alexander-street-crows-nest">Falcon &amp; Alexander</a>&nbsp;in Crows Nest, is Deicorp's&nbsp;first foray into Sydney’s Lower North Shore and will deliver 188 apartments in a new landmark building, with 48 dedicated to Affordable Housing.

Since December, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/builders/deicorp-construction">Deicorp</a> has commenced construction on four projects in total that will deliver over 2,000 homes, maintaining their track record of quickly converting development approvals into commencements.&nbsp;

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Located a five-minute walk from the new Crows Nest Metro station, prominently positioned at The Five Ways on Pacific Highway, Falcon &amp; Alexander will deliver an exclusive collection of architecturally designed one, two and three-bedroom apartments, with prices starting from $1.3 million.

Conceived by award-winning architects <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/turner-studio">TURNER</a>, Falcon &amp; Alexander will create a vibrant vertical village in the heart of one of Sydney’s most connected neighbourhoods. Thoughtfully arranged around a central atrium and lush communal gardens, residences will enjoy panoramic views over Sydney Harbour and the Lower North Shore, with interiors designed for modern, light-filled living.

Residents will benefit from premium amenities, including a resident-only skygarden, and boutique retail and dining spaces on the ground floor, all integrated with the local urban fabric.

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With the Crows Nest Metro station just steps from home, residents will enjoy unrivalled connectivity across Sydney’s transport network, placing everything from world-class dining to premier education and healthcare within easy reach.

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Deicorp Founder Fouad Deiri said Falcon &amp; Alexander marks an exciting new chapter for Deicorp as it expands into Sydney’s Lower North Shore.&nbsp;

“This is a community we deeply respect, and we’re proud to contribute with a project that reflects the character, energy, and potential of Crows Nest,"&nbsp;Deiri said.

“This is an iconic location, and a great location deserves a great design. With Falcon &amp; Alexander, we’re delivering more than just apartments; it will be a new landmark for Crows Next that not only delivers housing but will benefit the community with an activated retail offering."

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Deicorp Founder Fouad Deiri said Falcon & Alexander marks an exciting new chapter for Deicorp as it expands into Sydney’s Lower North Shore

Deicorp breaks ground at Falcon & Alexander, Crows Nest apartments

One of the primary characteristics of a university campus is its location in high-amenity, well-connected suburbs, as it caters to the thousands of students who walk through its doors every day.

It’s this enviable central location that makes Hamton’s newest neighbourhood so appealing to discerning buyers. The 1.6-hectare site was formerly home to a University of Melbourne campus.

This relocation paved the way for <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/hamton">Hamton</a>, best known for their $3 billion joint venture development Moonee Valley Park, a vibrant new residential community emerging around the Moonee Valley Racecourse.

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<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/scotch-hill-gardens-hawthorn-147-robinson-road-hawthorn-vic-3122">Scotch Hill Gardens</a> benefits from excellent transport connections and local amenities, further enhanced by the revitalisation of Bills Street delivered as part of the development. Thanks to its history as a university campus, the site is within five minutes of Glenferrie and Auburn Villages and 10 minutes to Kooyong Station.

In addition, the site lies within the prestigious Scotch Hill catchment, which includes highly sought-after educational institutions such as Scotch College, Bialik, and Auburn Primary and Auburn High. This makes it an attractive location for both young families and working professionals.

Understanding that the location would appeal to owner-occupiers, particularly rightsizers and downsizers, Hamton focused on creating a collection of residences tailored to this demographic. The design prioritised community over density, with a series of low-rise buildings nestled within nature.

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The development retains 77 established trees on the site and will add a further 151, creating a unique topography visible from the upper levels of the building. A collaboration between placemaking specialists Woods Bagot and landscape architect Tract, the design dedicates over 40 percent of the 1.6-hectare site to landscaped green open space, seamlessly woven between the low-rise buildings.

Landscaping subtly defines boundaries between public and private zones, ensuring a harmonious blend of spaces.

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Inspired by nature, the masterplan reflects the organic formations of lily pads on a pond, discreet yet interconnected, sitting lightly within their context. Following the principles of “nature-based cities,” the site integrates nature, amenity, wellness, and community.

This commitment to nature complements the already well-established landscape nearby. Adjacent to Gardiners Creek, the site offers both recreational and ecological benefits, while the Yarra River trails, Patterson Reserve, and Hawthorn Velodrome, further enhance the area’s outdoor amenities.

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Residents will have access to a range of facilities, including a bathhouse with wellness amenities, a gym, co-working spaces, and communal dining and lounge areas.

Hamton will announce a builder in the coming months. Demolition of the old Campus is underway with construction on the first stage, anticipated to commence early 2026.&nbsp;

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Scotch Hill Gardens, a new life for the former University of Melbourne Hawthorn Campus

Brisbane-based developer Red &amp; Co. is venturing into the Gold Coast apartment market, spending $8 million on a vacant site in Varsity Lake.

The plan is to developer 156 apartments on the 2,857sqm, 22 Lake Street site, near Varsity Central Park.

Colliers Queensland Residential Development Sites Director Troy Linnane said Colliers had been &nbsp;working closely with Red &amp; Co. to help them secure their first Gold Coast site, with this site offering a great opportunity due to its location and existing approval.&nbsp;

“This off-market transaction highlights the value of strong market knowledge and relationships, we were able to align the right buyer with the right site given the relationships we have with many active &nbsp;developers seeking sites across the SEQ market,” Linnane said.&nbsp;

“Those groups with in-house construction capability or strong builder alliances are leading market activity as they are best positioned to deliver projects in the current market."

Linnane said with&nbsp;confidence strengthening in 2025, they are seeing increased competition for prime development sites.

“Developers are actively seeking well-located sites, to take advantage of the under supply of &nbsp;apartment stock and the significant uplift in revenues due to strong buyer demand."

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Colliers Queensland Residential Site Sales Executive Jackson Robinson said the transaction reflected confidence in the market and increasing demand for well-located, DA-approved sites to develop into &nbsp;housing.&nbsp;

“Red &amp; Co. recognised the depth of unmet demand for well-priced apartment stock on the Gold &nbsp;Coast, particularly in sought-after suburbs like Varsity Lakes, which offers excellent connectivity, expansive views and close proximity to major employment and education hubs,” Robinson said.&nbsp;

There will be a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, with views over&nbsp;Lake Orr and out to Burleigh Headland and the Hinterland, with additional outlooks north towards the Broadbeach skyline.&nbsp;

Red &amp; Co., led by co-founders Keiran Foster and David Laverty, have previously completed several developments across Brisbane.

Red & Co.’s first acquisition on the Gold Coast demonstrates increasing  confidence in the Gold Coast market

Red & Co. plots new Varsity Lake apartments

Affordable Homes

Homebuyers can enjoy savings up to $750,000 by adding just 15 minutes to their daily commute.

By readjusting your search a few train stops further from employment hubs and competitive markets, homebuyers can secure a brand-new off-the-plan property for a fraction of the price.

An extra two minutes on the north-west metro line will save buyers $133,500, with the average Rouse Hill unit price at $668,500, while apartments at Positive Investment Enterprise&rsquo;s Schofields development sells from $535,000 for brand-new two-bedroom apartments.

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Kew Schofields delivers a balance between privacy and endless opportunity, located in Sydney&rsquo;s fastest-growing region.

It&rsquo;s no surprise that residents hope to live along the new north-west line, which gets commuters from Rouse Hill to Chatswood in a little over half an hour.

However, many buyers are being priced out of apartments in other metro-line suburbs, including Castle Hill, Epping and Chatswood, thanks to growing demand in these areas.

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By living 13 minutes further west, <a href="/buildings/rosella-place-stage-1-56-cudgegong-road-rouse-hill">Rosella Place</a> residents can save up to $265,000 on their three-bedroom home, which is offered from $760,000.

This Rouse Hill property is considerably more affordable than the Castle Hill average unit price for three-bedroom apartments, which sits at&nbsp;$1,025,000 according to the REA Group.

On Sydney&rsquo;s Cumberland line, a five-minute train ride towards Leppington lowers one-bedroom apartment prices by $40,000.

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One-bedders in Parramatta average at $434,000, according to REA, while Coronation Property&rsquo;s Merrylands development, Mason &amp; Main, offer an affordable apartment at $394,000.

Mason &amp; Main is ideal for investors and young professionals, located in close proximity to the Parramatta CBD and boasting exclusive residential amenities.

Adding an extra 16 minutes of travel time onto your commute into Sydney can save you $253,000 if you swap a two-bedroom apartment in Erskineville for a brand-new apartment at Bloom Arncliffe.

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Erskineville apartments average at $952,000, while the two-bedroom apartments at Bloom, which feature a dedicated study room and private entertaining balconies, are on offer for just $699,000.

In the city&rsquo;s inner-suburbs, securing a three-bedroom unit nine minutes from St James Station can wipe a whopping $767,500 off the price of the same size residence in the Sydney CBD.

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According to the REA Group, the average three-bedroom apartment in Sydney is $2,307,500, while Mirvac&rsquo;s luxury art-deco inspired residence next to Green Square station is listed from $1,540,000. &nbsp;

The brand-new 121sqm apartment belongs to the Zetland Portland on the Park project, with bespoke curved ceiling details, built-in robes and smart storage solutions.

By readjusting your search a few train stops further from employment hubs and competitive markets, homebuyers can secure a brand-new off-the-plan property for a fraction of the price

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How you can save up to $750,000 on a Sydney apartment by adding 15 minutes to your commute

There&#39;s a lot going for the South East Queensland property market, well before the announcement of the 2032 Olympics.

Queensland&#39;s handling of COVID has seen a number of southern state dwellers move north, buying apartments from Brisbane up to the Sunshine Coast.

There&#39;s expected to be further demand in 2022, when international travel opens up and local and international investors get back in to the market.

There was a 20 per cent rise in of new loan commitments by investors in Queensland in the 12 months to March 2021.

Urban has had a look at the best buys across South East Queensland, all under $495,000.

1. Estilo on Kittyhawk 
Address: 91 Kittyhawk Drive, Chermside QLD 4032 
One-Bedroom apartments&nbsp;from&nbsp;$299,000

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Apartments in Estilo on Kittyhawk, the second tower in the three building development in Chermside, north of Brisbane and developed&nbsp;by Gardner Vaughan Group, have been released.

The first tower in the project has finished construction and is sold out.

The family-ran developer are luring investors to the second tower with a $25,000 developer grant, as long as the purchasers pay a $25,000 deposit.

Situated right on Marchant Park, Estilo on Kittyhawk sits across the road from Westfield&#39;s premier shopping centre and is just over 10 minutes from the airport.

2. The Mill 
137 Eugaree Street, Southport QLD 4215 
One-bedroom apartments from $485,000

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The Mill presents a collection of 27 spacious apartments, thoughtfully designed to appeal to those who value quality, luxury, space and design.

Developed by PSA Group and designed by BDA Architecture, don&#39;t miss the opportunity to live a life of opulence surrounded by everything you need right at your doorstep.&nbsp;

Queen Street Village, a $550 million integrated masterplanned community is already taking shape and once complete will be within walking distance. It will feature an urban village with retail, dining and entertainment, as well as commercial office space, a medical centre and cinema.

3.&nbsp;Regal Residences Imperial Square 
Address:59-73 Meron Street,&nbsp;Southport QLD&nbsp;4215 
One-bedroom apartments from&nbsp;$364,000

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Gold Coast developer Azzura have fast-tracked construction of Regal Residences, the first stage in their $2.3 billion Imperial Square development in Southport.

Also featuring 200 hotel suites, local construction company Descon Group Australia is on the job.

Already around half of the 145 apartments in Regal Residences have sold, with Azzura&#39;s sales director Jason Paris pinning the strong sales on the pent-up demand for new product in the city&rsquo;s CBD hub.

Regal Residences will also include a range of commercial spaces on completion, rooftop bars, and amenities such as rooftop infinity pool, steam room, sauna, gymnasium, spas, zen garden, BBQ and a residents lounge.

4.The Coterie 
Address:&nbsp;365 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 
One-bedroom apartments from&nbsp;$383,880

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Vicland Property Group&rsquo;s two breathtaking apartment buildings at Fortitude Valley offers a modern-day sanctuary in an energised urban village.

A prestigious collaboration by&nbsp;Rothelowman&nbsp;and&nbsp;Bruce Henderson&nbsp;Architects delivers residents a range of versatile, open-plan designs and luxury lifestyle offerings.

Preserving the history of the site, the Coterie integrates an original heritage bakery fa&ccedil;ade and feature a ground-level retail presence.

Residents will also have access to crafted social spaces that come together as two indulgent rooftop retreats, featuring an alfresco dining pavilion, rooftop pool, garden lounge seating and sun decks.

5. Ocean 
Address: &lrm;84 The Esplanade, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217 
One-bedroom apartments from $425,000

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The Meriton-developed Ocean at Surfers Paradise will soon be the tallest high-rise in the area, standing at 252 metres and 76 levels, therefore there will be a number of the higher apartments which look down on every building in the popular Gold Coast tourist hotspot.

Each of the SJB-designed apartments are complete with floor-to-ceiling windows, made to take full advantage of its iconic beachfront views.

Properties are available in a selection of one, two or three-bedroom apartment configurations, with one beds starting from $425,000. Prices over the last six months have ranged from $450,000 to $1.4 million.

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The entry level apartments in the Queensland market are the next wave to be snapped up, as investors continue to come back in to the market 

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Five properties you can buy in Queensland under $495,000

Perth has been lauded by industry experts as a strong market to invest in with booming conditions and strong demand.

Perth values are up 6.7 per cent over the year, according to the CoreLogic national home value index for April.

This is higher than the combined capital&#39;s average, which is up 6.4 per cent.

Perth auction clearance rates sat at an impressive 92.3 per cent last week when compared to 37.5 per cent at this time last year, reflecting the strong demand which looks like it may swamp market supply.

Expected to outperform this year, Urban takes a look at five new Perth apartments that you can secure via Urban today. 
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1. Shenton Quarter, Shenton Park 
Address: Corner of Selby Street and Seymour Avenue, Shenton Park WA 6008 
One-bedroom apartments from $399,000

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Developed by Iris Residential, Shenton Quarter delivers 157 light-filled apartments in one, two and three-bedroom configurations in the sought-after Montario Quarter Estate. 
The mix of architecturally designed loft-style townhouses and apartments offer an unrivalled way of living within a vibrant, environmentally-conscious community.&nbsp;

The $140 million mixed-use residential and retail development features spacious balconies and terraces and high ceilings and offers outstanding views.

Designed by Cameron Chisholm Nicol, the project includes a 20-metre pool, residents&rsquo; dining area, children&rsquo;s play area and a stylish outdoor barbeque area. 
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2. Westralia Gardens, Rockingham 
Address: 12 Westralia Gardens, Rockingham WA 6168 
Two-bedroom apartments from $299,000

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Featuring 181 residents in one and two-bedroom configurations, Westralia Gardens&rsquo; Lakeview Apartments is the newest project from Yaran Property Group

The development is uniquely located within the manicured grounds of City Park, which boasts two lakes, a children&rsquo;s playground, picnic facilities and stunning water features.

Each apartment boasts split system reverse cycle air conditioning, secure parking and low strata fees, as well as a balcony, modern kitchen and ample storage. 
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3. M/25, Mount Lawley 
Address: 159 Walcott Street, Mount Lawley WA 6050 
One-bedroom apartments from $349,000

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M/25, a boutique development with 30 apartments spread over three levels, is delivered by Match and designed by Cameron Chisholm Nicol Architects.

The project&rsquo;s design takes inspiration from Mount Lawley&rsquo;s Federation-style red brick and terracotta homes.

&ldquo;Light flows into the apartments via the landscaped, central courtyard allowing breezes to percolate throughout the building&rdquo;, the project marketing reads. 
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4. Indigo, Subiaco 
Address: 18 Atkinson Street, Subiaco WA 6008 
One-bedroom apartments from $329,000

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Delivered by Pindan, Indigo is an 89-resident apartment project, located in the heart of Perth&rsquo;s vibrant Subiaco.

Perfect for downsizers, the property is within walking distance to nature, everyday needs and offers panoramic views of Subiaco and the Commons Park.

Designed by Hames Sharley, the apartments feature open-plan living spaces, large balconies and well-appointed kitchens with built-in storage. 
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5. Arthouse, Joondalup 
Address: 165 Grand Boulevard, Joondalup WA 6027 
One-bedroom apartments from $337,500

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Edge Visionary Living&rsquo;s Joondalup residence, Arthouse, is the ultimate place to live, work and play.

Designed by Hillam Architects, the design delivers contemporary architecture, generous balcony space, and a residents&rsquo; lounge.

The development is situated between the recently expanded Lakeside Joondalup Shopping Centre and an array of local retail boutiques.

Expected to outperform this year, Urban takes a look at five new Perth apartments that you can secure via Urban today

May 2021: Five luxury Perth apartments listed for under $399,000

A modernised 91 sqm unit at Lakemba with a lock up garage was Sydney&#39;s cheapest weekend auction sale.

The 1970s apartment came with a storeroom/home office.

The 12/586 Punchbowl Road Lakemba offering was offered through Ray White Punchbowl agents Kamal Ali and Sam Mehedi.

The two bedroom, one bathroom apartment went to auction with a $360,000 price guide.

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It was marketed as having a very high rental potential.

It comes with strata fees of $615 per quarter.

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It last sold at $210,000 in 2003, meaning the sale represents a near doubling in value

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$408,000 Lakemba apartment ranked as Sydney's cheapest weekend apartment auction outcome

The one bedroom apartment at 306/270 King St, Melbourne was the cheapest auction deal.

The apartment was secured for $330,000.

The price guide from the Brady Residential selling agents was $320,000 to $350,000.

It last sold at $317,500 in 2010.

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There have been two other one bedroom sales this year at $300,000 and $328,500.

The 61 sqm space was last available for rent in March at a $280 a week asking rental through Micm Real Estate.

It was available last November at $350 a week.

Its peak asking rental was $450 a week in early 2019.

The current rental has slipped back to close to its 2006 asking rent of $275.

The block has 175 apartments.

This year has seen five one bedroom apartments that sought rentals at between $280 and $300 a week.

The one bedroom 306/270 King St, Melbourne was snapped up pre-auction for $330,000

$330,000 sale secures Melbourne's cheapest weekend auction deal

First home buyers, investors and downsizers alike will find comfort knowing that you can find a brand-new luxury apartment in Melbourne at an affordable price point.

Urban takes a look at five new developments on the market under $400,000.

1. Live City, Footscray 
Address: 124-188 Ballarat Road, Footscray VIC 3011 
One-bedroom apartments from $350,000

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Backed by developer R&amp;F Property Australia, the new masterplanned community Live City comprises 208 residences spread across 14 floors. The community is set to deliver over 1,400 apartments across eight buildings.

Designed by Elenberg Fraser, each residence features floor-to-ceiling windows, contemporary interiors and an abundance of natural light.

One-bedroom apartments within the complex sell for an affordable $350,000 – the best value property on this list.

2. Ovation, Footscray 
Address:&nbsp;94 Buckley Street, Footscray VIC 3011 
One-bedroom apartments from $367,500

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Ovation is one of the latest Footscray apartment developments to be launched.&nbsp;

Developed by Keystone Property Group, Ovation comprises just 131 apartments in the contemporary KUD Architects-designed building on Buckley Street.

Each first home buyer who buys an apartment in the development <a href="/news/vic/first-home-buyers-at-ovation-footscray-given-free-car-on-purchase">gets a free car worth $25,000</a>.

3. Folia, Doncaster 
Address: 59 Stables Circuit, Doncaster VIC 3108 
One-bedroom apartments from $400,000

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The newest chapter of Mirvac’s Apartments of Tullamore, Folia offers residents sustainable living from an entry price point of $400,000.

Offering 102 one, two and three-bedroom residences, the project boasts an curved façade designed by Mirvac’s in-house design team, greenery-fringed balconies and a rooftop conservatory.

The development has earned a six-leaf EnviroDevelopment accreditation, the highest available in Australia, thanks to its sustainable features, such as a 70kWh solar panel array, battery storage and integrated water management plan.

4. Liberty One, Footscray 
Address: 1 Warde Street, Footscray VIC 3011 
One-bedroom apartments from $396,000

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Liberty One, a Footscray development by Bensons Property Group, features 350 one and two-bedroom apartments from an affordable $396,000.

Designed by CHT Architects, the functional design boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, open-plan living space and private balconies, as well as amenities including a residents’ lounge, gym and outdoor cinema.

First home buyers will save even more with the HomeBuilder grant and stamp duty incentives, with potential savings exceeding $23,000.

5. M-City, Clayton 
Address: 2107 Dandenong Road, Clayton VIC 3168 
One-bedroom apartments from $371,300

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Delivered by Schiavello, the masterplanned M-City offers 460 residences across four buildings. The first building, M1, sold out within 14 days, reflecting the attractive investment opportunities the residences present for first home buyers and seasoned investors alike.

Designed by Buchan Group, the apartments include smart design features, private balconies and an abundance of light.

M-City delivers on its promise of resort-style amenities, boasting a community childcare centre, luxury outdoor pool, tennis court, gym and pharmacy at an entry price of $371,000.

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