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A site with a development application (DA) lodged for residential units at Hornsby in Sydney’s north is being offered for sale by Ray White Commercial.
The property at 3-5a Citrus Avenue has a land area of nearly 1,729 sqm.
It is being marketed via expressions of interest closing September 28 by Jeff Moxham, Samuel Hadgelias and Stephen Moses of Ray White Commercial.
Moxham said the DA lodged with Hornsby Shire Council to demolish the existing structures and construct a block of 36 residential was lodged earlier this year and approval is expected shortly.
The site is close to Asquith railway station, shops and schools, added Moxham.
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Site with potential for apartments in Sydney's Hornsby for sale

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North Sydney and Hornsby had the highest weekend auction clearance rate in Sydney, according to CoreLogic’s latest report which covered the subdued Easter period.
The property data firm says that out of the 27 auctions in North Sydney and Hornsby 88.9 percent resulted in a success.
This is followed by the Eastern Suburbs with 87.8 percent and the City and Inner South with 84 percent.
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South West had the lowest auction clearance rate with only 72.7 percent of its 11 auctions resulted in a successful outcome.
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North Sydney and Hornsby score 88 percent Easter weekend auction clearance rate: CoreLogic

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A four storey retail and commercial building with three street frontages in the Sydney northern suburb of Hornsby is on the market.
The 108 George Street property features 4,397 sqm of lettable space and has a ground floor retail showroom, three levels of commercial or office accommodation and three levels of basement parking for 86 vehicles.
Retail and office space is currently 100 percent occupied, with leases to Officeworks, the NSW State Government, United Protestant Association of NSW and Australian Unity. Midas Australia has a10 year lease on neighbouring land.
The property is represented through Matthew Dunn and Tim Grosmann of Savills and Talbot and Dominic Ong of Knight Frank.
Tyler Talbot said the site has been approved for B4 Mixed Use zoning under the Hornsby Local Environmental Plan 2013, and could lend itself to a significant mixed use development. 
“It is feasible to achieve a high quality mixed use development comprising a 12 storey mixed use tower with approximately 100 marketable apartments and 2,500 sqm commercial/retail space,” he said.
108 George Street is being sold via expressions of interest through Savills and Knight Frank, closing Thursday, 1 June.
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Hornsby retail building to hit the market

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A new planning application is seeking to deliver Hornsby's tallest residential tower.

Diversified property firm Lyon Group Australia is backing the proposal which seeks to add two towers across 187-203 Peats Ferry Road, Hornsby. In addition to the two residential towers, other uses within the proposal include a supermarket, stand-alone retail spaces and commercial offices.

Lodged with Hornsby Shire Council earlier this month, the TURNER-designed development holds a construction value in excess of $170 million.

<h2>187-203 Peats Ferry Road, Hornsby application summary</h2>

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<li>Lodged March 2018</li>
	<li>Site area: 4,461 square metres with 3 street frontages</li>
	<li>Proposed: 23 and 13 level towers; taller tower at 76.4 metres in height from ground level</li>
	<li>249 apartments: 61 x 1BR, 165 x 2BR, 23 x 2BR</li>
	<li>1,432 square metre supermarket</li>
	<li>15 retail spaces: 1,352 square metres</li>
	<li>1,748 square metres of commercial office tenancies</li>
	<li>1,569 communal open space: roof terraces, lap pool, courtyard</li>
	<li>6 basement levels for 582 vehicles</li>
	<li>293 square metre childcare centre</li>
	<li>Total GFA: 55,111 squre metres</li>
	<li>Cost of development: $170,629,805</li>
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<h2>Design features</h2>

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The site has been developed as a way to craft a definable ‘Gateway’ identity for the precinct. To achieve this, the tall buildings have been sculpted by composing multiple, complimenting bar forms. These sculpted forms are anchored by an active podium, finely detailed through contemporary interpretation of the traditional shopfront characteristics of a typical ‘Main Street’.

The proposed two-storey retail commercial development provides for a continuous active edge to the perimeter of the Eastern half of the site. This edge from Dural Street around Peats Ferry Road and around to Coronation Street.

In detail, the layering of materials and patternation of the proposed building façades creates a cohesive design language while the undulating skyline and the overall composition of the built form contributes to creating a singular identity for the site and the northern gateway to Hornsby’s town centre.
<cite>TURNER Design Report excerpts</cite>
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<figcaption>Street level perspective. Planning image: TURNER</figcaption></figure><h2>Lyon Group Australia first in on the Hornsby cluster</h2>

187-203 Peats Ferry Road, Hornsby stands as potentially the first of multiple high-rise tower slated for the suburb, with a cluster of towers expected directly west of Hornsby railway station.

Lyon Group Australia's bid for the dual tower development could be followed by as many of 10 similar-sized projects. Hornsby's master plan allows for future development across a number of sites that combine to make the central core precinct; towers as tall as 25 levels are envisaged.

Considered a 'gateway' site to the precinct, 187-203 Peats Ferry Road has the potential to be bettered for height on the adjacent triangular site fronting Station Street and Coronation Street.
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