Keylin

The South East Queensland developer, Keylin Group, has acquired a prime 5,385 sqm Indooroopilly aggregation for $18.6 million.

The sites, at 11 Riverview Terrace and 12 Foxton Street, as well as 30, 40 and 44 Station Road, are located seven&nbsp;kilometres west of Brisbane&rsquo;s CBD.

KeylinTM Managing Director, Louis Cheung, said the aggregation&rsquo;s location is 80m to Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, 170m to Indooroopilly train station, 3.9km to the University of Queensland as well as access to three major arterial roads made it one of the most significant development opportunities in Brisbane&rsquo;s inner city.

&ldquo;An amalgamation of this quality is very special and incredibly rare,&rdquo; Cheung said.

&ldquo;The size and location of the site allows the development of an integrated mixed-use project, incorporating residential with world-class rooftop amenity to enjoy the river views to the south, commercial office accommodation, and ground floor dining.

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&ldquo;A portion of residences will be dedicated to Build to Rent, recognising the strong demand for quality rental accommodation close key transport nodes, Indooroopilly Shopping Centre and leading state and private schools.

&ldquo;By acquiring the aggregation in one-line we can achieve a far enhanced outcome that focuses on integrating leading architecture, extensive landscaping, and complementary uses.

&ldquo;We are excited about the opportunity to create a community within the heart of Indooroopilly, a suburb which offers excellent education, retail and transport amenities.&rdquo;

The aggregation is zoned Mixed Use and Medium Density Residential.

Keylin&rsquo;s current development portfolio includes the $140 million ORIA Spring Hill residential high-rise on Gregory Terrace; the Serenity 4212 master planned community in Helensvale; and the Coomera Town Centre South precinct, which is currently in the planning phase and will be delivered in stages in a joint venture with Kinstone Group.

“An amalgamation of this quality is very special and incredibly rare,” Cheung said

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Keylin secure prime Indooroopilly development site 

The Brisbane-based Keylin has sold-out both of its Hope Island townhouse developments.

Their biggest project was the Park Cove master-planned community which comprised 80 villas, 31 parkside terraces and 16 waterfront homes.

Keylin, led by director Louis Cheung, launched the first of the first stage development at 27-31 Sickle Avenue in 2016.

Buyers swooped on the fifth and final stage, with Cheung saying that it represented&nbsp;the last chance to purchase undeveloped land within the luxury project.

&ldquo;The development of Park Cove has allowed buyers to construct their own property in a prized, gated community with exceptional amenities and access to surrounding entertainment and it is located in an area that&rsquo;s in exceptionally high demand,&rdquo; Cheung said.

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Tony Ashwin, Director of Ashwin Property who&nbsp;marketed&nbsp;the project, said the high demand surrounding Park Cove&rsquo;s final instalment has been a success.

&ldquo;With limited opportunity remaining for buyers on the Gold Coast to secure land in the area, Park Cove has exceeded our expectations for how well each stage was received by buyers,&rdquo; said Mr Ashwin.

Part of the master-planned community, which neighbours over three hectares of parkland,&nbsp;is an&nbsp;outdoor leisure and entertainment area with picnic, pool and barbecue facilities.

Keylin also recently secured the sell out of the $30 million developer Palladium, a&nbsp;collection of 39 villas.

The exclusively waterfront homes, which saw a surging demand from downsizers and&nbsp;those seeking low maintenance, waterfront lifestyles.

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The architecturally-designed three and four bedrooms villas each have&nbsp;two bathrooms and a powder room, and large windows and stacking doors&nbsp;which take full advantage of waterfront and golf course views. 
 
&ldquo;We saw incredible response to the Palladium villas from the moment they hit the market. Our homes ticked all the right boxes for owner-occupiers seeking that luxury standard, waterfront lifestyle that connects them to a sense of community,&rdquo; Cheung said. 
 
All 39 villas will have access to a waterfront boardwalk which connects to nearby cafes, restaurants and shops at the Hope Island Marina Shopping Centre. Construction has begun on Palladium&#39;s first stage.

Their biggest project was the Park Cove master-planned community which comprised 80 villas, 31 parkside terraces and 16 waterfront homes

Keylin sell-out two Hope Island townhouse developments The Cove and Palladium

Soaring demand in all coastal Queensland markets is seeing developers fast-track their projects in an attempt to meet the continued demand from inter and outer state buyers.

The latest project to be fast tracked is in the $650 million townhouse development Serenity 4212, one of the largest waterfront projects currently underway on the Gold Coast.

The joint Helensvale venture between Keylin and Kinstone Group, adjacent to Hope Island,&nbsp;will see the third stage&nbsp;of Serenity Reserve brought forward after the sell outs of stage one and two, Serenity Waters and Serenity Green.

Serenity Reserve will comprise 83 townhomes each with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Designed by architectural firm DBI in conjunction with Modulus Architecture, prices for the townhomes&nbsp;will start from $548,000.

Serenity Reserve residences will sit next to&nbsp;a dedicated natural reserve community park, part of 27 hectares being gifted by Keylin to the city council.

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The wider Serenity 4212 development&nbsp;is being created&nbsp;around Lake Serenity along the shores of Saltwater Creek.&nbsp;

&ldquo;The latest release is aimed at buyers looking to capitalise on existing government grants, including the state government first-home owner&rsquo;s grant,&rdquo; said Keylin&nbsp;director Louis Cheung.

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&ldquo;Most of our buyers have been owner-occupiers, with many of them locals who are looking for the lifestyle and convenience of one of the best waterfront precincts on the Gold Coast.&rdquo;

Keylin fielded more than 3400 inquiries for the Serenity Waters release alone.

Developments are being fast-tracked all across the Gold Coast with developers inundated with enquiries.

Miles Residences, the luxury redevelopment of the Kirra Beach Hotel by KTQ Group, has been <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/miles-residences-at-kirra-beach-now-80-sold-as-fast-tracked-construction-begins">fast-tracked after selling over 80 per cent of its stock</a>.

Ditto Cabana at Palm Beach, which saw&nbsp;23 of its 34 apartments <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/qld/which-gold-coast-apartment-developments-are-being-fast-tracked-due-to-strong-sales">sell within two weeks of its launch</a>.

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Serenity Reserve residences will sit next to a dedicated natural reserve community park, part of 27 hectares being gifted by Keylin to the city council.

Keylin and Kinstone fast-track Gold Coast townhouse project Serenity 4212

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The Brisbane-based developers Keylin Group and Kinstone Group has began construction on their waterfront homes and townhouses at the luxury Helensvale development Serenity 4212.

The construction commencement comes after more than $107 million in sales since the project, one of the Gold Coast’s largest waterfront land projects, launched 12 months ago.

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Over 30 per cent of Serenity Green, part of Serenity 4212 comprising 60 architecturally designed town homes, have sold, with more than $12 million in sales in just four months following its market launch. 

Remaining town homes in Serenity Green are priced from $535,000.

The sales generated in Serenity Green add to the $72 million achieved through Serenity Waters – a collection of 110 waterfront blocks of land that back onto Lake Serenity and the Coombabah Wetlands Conservation Area.

Keylin director Louis Cheung said Keylin was keen to expand its residential and commercial portfolio in the northern Gold Coast growth corridor between Helensvale, Hope Island and Coomera.

“We are absolutely delighted that our range of residential offerings has been so warmly welcomed by the marketplace,” Mr Cheung said.

“Keylin, with our team of consultants, has worked very hard to create the most diverse residential options available within our projects and they have been very well received.

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“It’s hard to believe that we have achieved so many sales in Serenity 4212 after only acquiring the waterfront site early last year and made so much progress across all our projects despite the challenges of the pandemic in 2020.”

Serenity Green’s town homes are positioned to capitalise on a growing market of discerning buyers seeking larger sized homes. 

“Demand for larger sized home is certainly growing, which in part is due to buyers spending more time at home during Covid. While the impacts of Covid-19 of the Gold Coast are subsiding, buyers’ desire to upsize their lifestyles certainly remains,” Mr Cheung added. 

Tony Ashwin, director of Ashwin Property which is managing the sales and marketing for Serenity 4212, said Serenity Green has been met with great immediate demand, particularly amongst the local owner-occupier demographic.

“Serenity 4212 is a unique, luxurious and well-priced offering and we’re witnessing great interest from the local community familiar with the great lifestyle on offer here,” said Mr Ashwin. 

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“There really isn’t much else on the market with the same level of offerings in a beautiful, private and idyllic location, so well-priced to meet the market.

“Demand for the larger sized home offering is certainly there. A lot of our buyers who don’t require all four bedrooms are converting the fourth room or the second living area into a home office which is ideal in a post-Covid working environment.”

A range of resident amenities will be on offer in the gated Serenity Green community including an outdoor recreation area with barbecque facilities and a large swimming pool.

Of the sales achieved to date, four first home buyers have taken advantage of $40,000 of government incentives – the $15,000 First Home Owners Grant and the $25,000 HomeBuilder scheme which ends this month.
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The construction commencement comes after more than $107 million in sales since the project, one of the Gold Coast’s largest waterfront land projects, launched 12 months ago.



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