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The national property developer Dahua Group has revealed plans for its major Waterloo precinct.

The plans for the 1.7 hectare block, formerly an industrial site&nbsp;at 903-921 Bourke Street, Waterloo, will see four new buildings constructed, focused around a central plaza with retail and parks.

Two buildings will flank Bourke Street, one being the tallest tower proposed. Described as a stepped tower with family-targeted terraces which address the park, the building will have 147 apartments across its 20 levels.

Next door will be a six-storey plaza building with 26 apartments, defined as "quirky" by Bates Smart and Richards and Spence, who worked in collaboration on the tower and the plaza.

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"The quirky 6-storey plaza building defines the heritage square, with clear reference to the industrial brick buildings of the past," the team noted in their design statement.

There will be a further two buildings facing Young Street, designed by architect Fieldwork&nbsp;in collaboration with MHNDU. They will have a combined 202&nbsp;apartments, taking the total number of apartments across the precinct to 375 apartments.

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At the foot of the two Young St buildings will have fit out tenancy's for another for cafe or restaurant tenancy.

Dahua will retain two heritage buildings in the centre of the site, the 1922 Pumping Station and the 1935 Valve House.

"The Pumphouse is a convergence of geology and water, tracks and narratives, indigenous and non-indigenous peoples and cultures across the site," the submission to the City of Sydney noted.

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"It sees the transformation of a disused water precinct into a rich, active mixed-use proposition - where water continues to play an important role in recasting the identity of the precinct.

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""At the heart of the proposal is a green oasis and oculus connection between a public ground plane, and a semi-public landscape terrace that serves the precincts residents.

"This oculus is designed to be populated on the ground plane with lively hospitality dining, and a visual connection back to the site’s heritage plaza."

There were 2020 plans submitted by Dahua which would have seen higher density towers built, with 469 apartments across four buildings.

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The plans for the 1.7 hectare block at 903-921 Bourke Street, Waterloo will see four new buildings constructed, focused around a central plaza with retail and parks.

Joel Robinson

Dahua's $220 million Waterloo apartment precinct plans

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Chinese developer Dahua Group is reweighting its Melbourne portfolio.
Last week Dahua Group announced the purchase of two plots covering 113 hectares in Wollert, about 27 kilometres north of Melbourne.
Agents speculate based on the local land value of about $1.3 million per hectare, costing around $140 million.
It is now offering three subdivided portions of the <a href="http://kingsleigh.com.au/" target="_blank">King's Leigh housing estate</a> it co-owns with the Dacland Group in Werribee, targeting medium-density builders.
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The sites are between 1226 square metres and 4010 square metres listed through Cushman &amp; Wakefield's Peter Sagar and Paul Callanan.
King's Leigh (top and above), is a 49 hectare Old Geelong Road subdividion turning into an upmarket housing estate over the next three years.
 
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Chinese developer Dahua Group reweighting its Melbourne portfolio

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Dahua Group Australia has launched its Westwood residential community in Melbourne’s fast growing Plumpton. 
The suburb was recently renamed as Fraser Rise.
Westwood provides an affordable and aspirational lifestyle offering with latest stage release price from $258,000.
Hugh Lu, Development Manager for Westwood says there was a positive response with stage one selling out over a weekend.
Situated 30km north-west of the CBD, Plumpton is a family-focused community with a population of 153,120, which is projected to reach 381,987 by 2040.
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Westwood, Dahua’s residential community, is located at 235 Beattys Road, Plumpton. 
It will consist of over 1,400 land lots that will be sold in 24 stages. 
Stage one’s 20 land lots sold out at launch weekend to local purchasers. 
Westwood includes a parkland spine (The Walk) with interconnecting parks designed by Spiire Landscape Architects, sporting ovals, and council community centre. Construction is expected to commence in May 2018.
 
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Dahua Group's Westwood sells out first release 

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New Breeze at Bardia, a planned community developed by the Dahua Group in Sydney’s South West, has now sold 1,000 land parcels. 
Dahua Group purchased the 89-hectare land parcel from Landcom in 2015 and started selling land in the $1 billion New Breeze masterplanned community in April 2016. 
"New Breeze at Bardia is our first major project in Sydney’s South West," said the CEO at Dahua Group NSW and Queensland, Eric Li. 
"We expect to finish selling land in this community by mid next year. Purchasers have appreciated the lifestyle that has been created as well as the aesthetics that surround the community including the 40-hectare green corridor."
New Breeze will comprise 1264 new homes with a in a variety of sizes and price ranges. 
The development will also include parks and playgrounds, a sports oval, bike and cycle paths.  
“This is a meticulously designed development centred around an expansive green corridor with great parks, BBQ areas and walking and cycling trails, all within close proximity to schools, shopping facilities and major transport infrastructure," he said.
There have been land lots ranging from 201 square metres to 1962 square metres and homes which have appealed to a broad cross section of purchasers, Stephen Bambury, the sales manager said,  
New Breeze at Bardia is eight kilometres from Liverpool’s CBD and 49 kilometres from Sydney’s CBD. 
Liverpool Westfield, Casula Mall and Crossroad Homemaker Centre are all within a 10 kilometre drive. Twelve public and private schools including Macquarie Fields High School and William Carey Christian School are also within a 10 kilometre drive. 
Land lot are priced from $319,900. 
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