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The Harvey Norman CEO Katie Page has secured the sale of one of the Main Beach apartments in her boutique M3565 building.
The $5.5 million sale ranks as the highest price paid for a beachfront apartment in the Gold Coast this year.
The<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-apartment-qld-main+beach-129127466" target="_blank"> four-bedroom, fourth-floor apartment</a> (above and below), had been initially priced at $7.85 million.
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The apartment on level five has been re-listed at $5.75 million.
Page, the wife of Harvey Norman executive chairman Gerry Harvey, paid $15.5 million in 2007 for the 882sq m block at 3565 Main Beach Pde.
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The project was designed by Sydney architect Virginia Kerridge.
The luxury residences hit the market in July 2017.
When they hit the market, Page announced she was <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/73181-katie-page-to-keep-luxurious-gold-coast-penthouse" target="_blank">keeping the penthouse</a> crowning the development of six units.
 
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Katie Page secures $5.5 million Main Beach apartment sale

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Harvey Norman chief executive Katie Page wants to retain the $10 million plus penthouse in her luxurious Gold Coast residential tower, M3565, which she has just finished developing.
The retail CEO and property developer, who is married to billionaire retailer Gerry Harvey, completed the boutique Main Beach development of seven opulent apartments two weeks ago.
The two-level penthouse features four bedrooms and four bathrooms, a rooftop pool, study, and internal elevator.
It was designed by Sydney-based Virginia Kerridge, one of Australia’s leading architects.
The cheapest apartment in the block, billed as a ground floor beach house, is priced at $5.195m.
Robert Graham of Ray White has conducted 37 ­inspections, he told The Weekend Australian.
There are six whole-floor apartments with four bedrooms and four bathrooms for sale with prices on the upper floors starting from $6.2m rising to $7.85m for the apartment on level six. 
Graham said M3565 had knocked Jade previously the Gold Coast’s premier apartment block from its mantle.
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Katie Page to keep luxurious Gold Coast penthouse

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Retail executive Katie Page has sold her NSW Tweed Coast beachfront investment property.
And just north of the border marketing has kicked off on her Main Beach residential development on the sandy Gold Coast beach.
The Harvey Norman CEO sold the modern Kingscliff home for $2,675,000 through Mason Graham at Coastal Real Estate Group.
Page was one of the first on the exclusive North Point Avenue enclave which fronts the beach, paying $775,000 for the vacant 657 sqm parcel back in 2004.
She commissioned multiple Australian Architect of the Year Virginia Kerridge to design the five bedroom home.
With around 420 sqm living space, there's a private entertaining area with large covered natural timber deck and 12 metre lap pool.
Kerridge used organic materials throughout such as extensive timber flooring and wood panelling.
Sandstone was used for the two-way fireplace and the built-in barbecue.
The parent's retreat comes with extensive custom cabinetry, a dressing room, palatial ensuite and private deck.
North Point Avenue is the millionaire's row of Kingscliff, but ever since the global financial crisis homes have taken a while to shift.
Page waited a patient 320 days on its latest marketing campaign, however since its initial 2008 listing it has spent over 550 days on and off the market.
A few doors along, a four bedroom home with pool has been on the market since October 2015.
Page, who is one of Australia's longest serving CEO's having been at the top at retailer Harvey Norman since 1999, maintains a presence in the NSW north coast.
She holds onto a Suffolk Park beachfront rental that cost $2.5 million in 2006.
Page was clearly impressed with the work done on the Kingscliff beach home as she commissioned Virginia Kerridge to design her exciting new M3565 apartment project at Main Beach.
Recently completed, the seven apartment tower at 3565 Main Beach Parade was built and designed to achieve a 5 Star Green Star rating by Kane Constructions.
It's the first highrise to be completed on the exclusive stretch for almost 30 years.
Each of the six full floor apartment comprises four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 404 sqm. Prices start at $6.2 million through Ray White Prestige agent Robert Graham.
The penthouse is being tipped to set a record price for the popular strip set when $9.2 million was paid by Melbourne businessman Peter Devitt in 2011 for the penthouse in Main Beach’s Liberty Panorama tower.
Spread over two levels, the 611 sqm penthouse comes with rooftop entertaining terrace and pool.
Page paid $15.5 million in 2007 for the 882 sqm block then battled council to secure her construction approvals. 
 
This article first appeared in the Daily Telegraph.
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Katie Page sells NSW Tweed Coast beachfront investment

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Harvey Norman CEO Katie Page is set to kick off marketing her exciting new M3565 apartment project on the Gold Coast.
Recently completed, the seven apartment tower at 3565 Main Beach Parade was built and designed to achieve a 5 Star Green Star rating.
It's the first whole floor high-rise complex to be completed on the sandy stretch for almost three decades.
Prices start at $6.2 million through Ray White Prestige agent Robert Graham.
The two level penthouse is being tipped to set a record price for the popular strip set where $9.2 million was paid by Melbourne businessman Peter Devitt in 2011 for the penthouse in Main Beach’s Liberty Panorama tower.
Page paid $15.5 million in 2007 for the 882 sqm building block then battled council to secure her construction approvals. 
The typical full floor apartment comprises three bedrooms, four bathrooms and study in the 400 sqm space.
Pages 's intense focus was on meshing high end luxury with strong environmental credentials.
“We have been planning this building for a very long time," she said.
"It is the most beautiful, amazing block of land – it is the dream.
"To be able to wake up in the morning and be on the beach in an area that is so different to the rest of the Gold Coast is really quite an extraordinary experience.”
M3565 was designed by Sydney architect Virginia Kerridge, who says the extensive use of contemporary finishes such as tinted concrete, timber shutters and zinc ensured the building was deliberately different to anything previously seen on the Gold Coast.
The result according to Ms Page is a building that “fits in rather than stands out”.
“Virginia loves environmental architecture, which is the kind of design that understands finishes and how they should respond to their environment not just when they are completed but in twenty years time.”
Page reckons great buildings "improve with age.”
Main Beach is considered one of the plump locations on the Gold Coast, being a quieter and considerably more exclusive beachfront enclave with high end shopping and restaurants that has been a favourite getaway destination for well-heeled Sydneysiders and Melbournians for decades.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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