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The property developer Sunland Group has acquired a six hectare development site in Ingleside in Sydney’s Northern Beaches for $7.25 million.
Acquired by government tender, 169 and 169a Mona Vale Road represents Sunland’s third residential site acquisition in Sydney’s Northern Beaches.
It increases the group’s Sydney portfolio pipeline to more than 420 dwellings with an estimated end value of $408 million.
Sunland’s national portfolio comprises in excess of 6,000 residential housing, urban development and multi-storey products along Australia’s eastern seaboard with an estimated end value of $3.8 billion.
Sunland managing director, Sahba Abedian, said the acquisition has been earmarked for a residential development of 70 dwellings with an estimated end value of $82 million.
“This acquisition demonstrates our continuing confidence in Sydney’s thriving Northern Beaches market, where there is strong demand for boutique luxury housing,” Mr Abedian said.
It will lodge a development application in late 2016, pending the proposed rezoning of the land as part of a review being undertaken by Pittwater Council and the State Government's UrbanGrowth NSW.
Sunland’s other Sydney developments include the $138 million Dahlia development in North Kellyville, which is under construction. 
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Sunland dives in again for Sydney Northern Beaches housing development

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Two lots of prime land ideally suited to land banking at Hurstbridge in Melbourne’s outer north-east are up for grabs.
The sites at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-vic-hurstbridge-201318370" target="_blank">43 Haleys Gully Road </a>will be sold by expressions of interest closing November 18 with each lot expected to fetch more than $900,000.
The site is spread over 15.1 hectares, which can be purchased separately as 7.75 and 7.35 hectare lots.
According to listing agents Larry Takis of Teska Carson and Peter Koiker of Barry Plants, the site has potential for longer term subdivision subject to council approval. The property abuts an established residential subdivision.
The site is close to Hurstbridge railway station, shops, and school.
"The Shire of Nillumbik, and particularly its northern precincts, has long been a very popular area for those who like to live in a superb semi-rural environment within easy commuting distance to the CBD and wider Melbourne," said Takis.
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Victoria's Hurstbridge sites to fetch circa $1.8 million

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A large development site in the Western Australia city of Mandurah has been listed for sale.
Located at the corner of Old Mandurah Road and Oakleigh Drive, Erskine, the 12,112 sqm land parcel consists of three titles, comprising a main corner site of 9,914 sqm and two smaller sites of about 1,100 sqm each.
Zoned for Mixed Use, Residential R40, Medical Centre and Retirement Village R80, the land can also be developed for other commercial, retail and higher density residential uses subject to council approval.
CBRE’s Michael Milne and Ben Younger, along with Raine &amp; Horne’s Peter Vetten, will conduct the sale campaign via a formal public Offers Invited process closing May 12.
Milne said the property’s size and development potential was expected to attract strong buyer interest.
“Benefitting from such a prominent corner location and versatile range of use, this property will appeal to a broad range of buyers including developers, medical groups and aged care providers,” said Milne.
 
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Mandurah development site comes to the market   

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An infill development site in Melbourne’s eastern corridor, a 9.22 hectare parcel coined ‘Norvel Estate’ at Norvel Road in Ferntree Gully is up for sale by an expression of interest through CBRE for around $30 million. 
The site offers views of the Dandenong Ranges, vast frontages and multiple access points and features urban bush land untouched for more than 50 years under the ownership of one family. 
CBRE’s Scott Orchard said the property was identified as a strategic development site under the Knox Housing Strategy Amendment C131with potential for a staged approach.
“All the hard environmental, geotechnical plus advanced conceptual work has been done, providing an opportunity that developers can capitalise on quickly,” he said.
“The site benefits from close proximity to acclaimed recreation and lifestyle attractions, including the Dandenong Ranges’ 1000 steps, Puffing Billy Railway, Waterford Valley Golf Course, plus Westfield Knox Shopping Centre and nearby train stations.
The site is being offered for sale by international expressions of interest closing Thursday 1st September 
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Melbourne infill site in Ferntree Gully up for sale

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The private residential land developer Satterley has acquired another 68 hectares in Donnybrook, 50 kilometres north of Melbourne CBD for $34 million.
It will be another house and land project for the BRW rich lister Nigel Satterley, following the sale of its project, Riverstone at Plenty River in Doreen, also in Melbourne's north. 
Donnybrook will consist of about 1000 lots with a variety of residential housing products including land, house and land, and townhouses.
It will be available for sale in 2018.  
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"There is still good demand for housing in Melbourne and land is becoming scarce," he said.
The Donnybrook purchase is Satterley's eighth landholding in Melbourne. 
Other residential communities include: Coburg Hill, Coburg; Riverstone at Plenty River, Doreen; True North, Greenvale; Springtime at Mickleham, Mickleham; Arcadia, Officer; Upper Point Cook, Point Cook; and Habitat on Davis Creek, Tarneit. 
 
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Satterley buys more at Donnybrook on Melbourne's outskirts

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Chinese developer Dahua Group Australia (Dahua) has bought a 134 hectare land parcel in south western Sydney’s Menangle Park, previously owned by Campbelltown City Council, with plans for nearly 800 homes.
The site, adjacent to a 364 hectare site Dahua purchased from UrbanGrowth NSW last year, is the third bought by the Shanghai-based developer since last year. The deal amount was not revealed.
Dahua also acquired a third land parcel in Edmondson Park from UrbanGrowth NSW in November 2015. It recently started construction on its New Breeze community in Edmondson Park which comprises 1,280 allotments. The project launched in April and 241 allotments have already been sold.
Eric Li, general manager for Dahua Group Australia, said, “We are very excited about acquiring our third major land holding in Sydney’s South West. All three land parcels are located at the epicentre of the South West growth corridor and will benefit greatly from the state government’s multi-billion investment in infrastructure, jobs and community facilities in the area.”
The developer plans to build more than 4,380 homes over these three land parcels. Plans are afoot for a new town centre in at Menangle Park, a school, community facilities and open spaces. 
“The three masterplanned developments will help accelerate housing supply in one of Sydney’s rapidly expanding areas. A broad range of lot sizes and housing types will be provided to cater for a wide range of purchasers.
Mayor of Campbelltown Cr Paul Hawker said the sale was another step towards cementing Campbelltown City as the leading regional city of South West Sydney.
The Menangle Park masterplanned developments are nearly 60 kilometres from Sydney’s CBD and is close to the train station. 
Dahua is ranked among the top 50 developers in China, according to a media release.
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Dahua buys third piece of land near Sydney's Campbelltown with plans for 800 homes

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Some 360 acres on the foreshore of Port Stephens at North Arm Cove on three separate land parcels is on the market, just off the M1 freeway.
Potential development on the site includes a tourist facility, backpacker’s accommodation, B &amp; B, camping grounds, caravan parks or agriculture.
The property was previously used as a horse riding school &amp; camping ground catering to backpackers &amp; outdoor enthusiasts.  There are also horse yards, a tack room, sheds, and riding trails as well as aa natural boat launching area on Bulga Creek for smaller watercraft, kayaks, canoes  &amp; dinghies..
A development standard applies to the land that fixes a minimum area of 40 hectares for the erection of a dwelling house in zone RU2 – rural landscape (Great Lakes local environment plan 2014 – now Mid Coast Council).
Expressions of interest close by 16 September, 2016 by close of business at <a href="mailto:info@coastalproperties.net.au">info@coastalproperties.net.au</a>  For further information please contact Bryan Stevenson 0419 384 569 or Ivy Stevenson 0432 705 766.
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Waterfront rural parcel on Port Stephens on the market

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The Oatley family have put an untouched grassland parcel in Sydney's Hills district up for sale.
They bought the field of dreams in Glenorie in 2000 with plans to build an equestrian centre for the expatriate family member, Australian Olympian, Kristy Oatley-Nist.
But the 10 ha land that cost $983,000 at Moores Rd lies idle.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-glenorie-123653246" target="_blank">More than $5 million</a> is expected by Mode Property agent Adrian Rovere for the sq m block which could set a record.
Kristy Oatley-Nist represented Australia at the 2000, 2008, 2012 and 2016 Summer Olympics. Married to professional footballer, Piotr Staczek, her primary training base is in Hamburg, Germany where she is a member of Trittau Reitverein in Germany.
Her first ride was at age two at the winemaking family's Muswellbrook farm.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Oatley family list redundant Glenorie horse paddock

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A 15-hectare site owned by the Gandangara Local Aboriginal Land Council in southern Sydney is on the market and is expected to fetch at least $45 million.
Raine &amp; Horne Commercial is managing the sale of the land in Sutherland Shire through expressions of interest.
The site has a pending development application and has roused the interest of local, interstate and overseas developers, according to an article in Urban Developer.
Anthony Bouteris, co-principal of Raine &amp; Horne Commercial Sutherland Shire, said the land is expected to realise $45 million or more. 
Gandangara Local Aboriginal Land Council CEO Paul Newman said the Land Council’s Board decided to put the 15-hectare subdivision at Barden Ridge on the market to fund its business through divesting some of its land.
“We will use the proceeds from the sale to help finance our community housing, cultural and heritage programs. We also operate a community transport service to support older members of the local Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities,” said Newman.
“We are also the only Aboriginal Land Council who operates a privately owned medical centre in Australia and the proceeds from the sale of the Barden Ridge property will support these services,” said Paul.
The gross realisation of the site is estimated to be about $105 – $110 million, according to Raine &amp; Horne’s Bouteris.
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Raine & Horne helps Aboriginal Council put southern Sydney site on the market

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The Melbourne suburb of Ivanhoe East is set for two sizeable land parcel sales with one 15,000sqm site having been 'collected' for 26 years.
On parcel of land, 14 Ivanhoe East, bordered by The Boulevard, Wamba Road, Wilfred Road and Cedric Street, is expected to sell at around $30 million.
According to title records they are owned by Stuart Morris, QC, and his wife Jennifer who purchased the land over 26 years.
In 2006 he attempted to develop eight blocks into a $21.5 million 92 unit retirement village which was met with a backlash from residents.
Colliers International’s Jeremy Gruzewski and Ted Dwyer have the listing.
Mr Gruzewski said the land parcel is rare, not only for its substantial size, but also because it is not affected by registered single-dwelling covenants, significant landscape overlays, or heritage controls, which affect much of this highly regarded suburb.
“With so much of Ivanhoe East under these planning controls, this supersite is an exception and represents a significant parcel of land ripe for redevelopment,” he said.
“With a median house price of $1.7million, Ivanhoe East is regarded as one of Melbourne’s finest suburbs and any redevelopment is bound to achieve premium prices.
“The four street frontages and parkside locale, just moments from East Ivanhoe village, make this a tantalising prospect for high-end apartment, townhouse or even retirement living.
“It is hard to put a value or a price on such a rare and unique offering that is probably never to be repeated.”
 
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