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The Young &amp; Fennelly apartment&nbsp;complex at Randwick, which launched in May, has hit 90 percent sold.

The Cbus Property-developed project comprises 116 one-, two- and three-bedroom residences across a seven-storey "New Deco”-style apartment building and terraces.

It sat at 40 percent sold in early June.&nbsp;

The complex sees completion due in mid 2023.

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Colliers Residential advised the update on the second stage of the Newmarket Randwick multi-stage master plan.&nbsp;

The sales have included one-bedrooms for $1.075 million to top-floor three-bedroom residences for $3 million with Bates Smart interiors.

The parkside residences are priced from $2,155,000.

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It is close to the cafes and restaurants of the retail and dining piazza, Newmarket Dining, which came in the first stages of the Newmarket Randwick masterplan.

There will be a residents’ communal rooftop space designed by Arcadia Landscape Architecture, with barbecue facilities.

The project takes its name from Fennelly St which pays tribute to Michael Fennelly, who bought the Newmarket property and built the Newmarket Big Stable building.&nbsp;

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Newmarket Randwick project has apartments that have been shaped by post COVID-19 lifestyle changes

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Cbus Property's Young & Fennelly Randwick sales hits 90 percent sold

Developers have seen an increased demand in residential and mixed-use developments that feature a unique offering that buyers may not find elsewhere.

There&#39;s a wave of new developments which border some of Australia&#39;s most popular racetracks. The residences, all part of a wider mini-masterplan community on the undeveloped land, deliver an amenity-rich lifestyle for owner-occupiers, and have discerning investors interested in the potential windfall rental income due to its location.

Urban takes a look at five projects located close-by or on some of the country&rsquo;s most well-known horse racing tracks.

1. Thomas Street, Moonee Ponds 
Developer: Hamton 
Two-bedroom apartments from $645,000

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Thomas Street residents will have access to a resort-like rooftop pool and deck that will overlook the city skyline and Moonee Valley Racecourse.

Situated in Moonee Ponds, the project unifies contemporary forms with a distinct design with timeless interiors by Mim Design and a natural palette.

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Designed by Rothelowman, other amenities on offer include a wellness sanctuary with outdoor deck and grassed area, Stonepine Square, an idyllic gathering place surrounded by shady pergolas and a dog wash station. &nbsp;

2. Feehan Row, Moonee Ponds 
Developer: Hamton 
Three-bedroom townhouses from $1,195,000

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Botanical green spaces form the cornerstone of Hamton&rsquo;s Feehan Row, with walking trails, sporting fields and green community spaces.

The development, part of the masterplan which also includes Thomas St,&nbsp;was inspired by the historic nature of the site, originally Feehan&rsquo;s Farm leased by W.S. Cox in 1992 for use as a racecourse.

Each home has an individualised entry that makes a statement, delivering a modern interpretation of a Victorian terrace, designed by Rothelowman and Tract Landscape Architects.

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&ldquo;We believe that residents will love living at Feehan Row because in addition to the timeless design of these homes, they can access a rich environment of amenities and parkland&rdquo;, said Rothelowman principal Chris Hayton.

3. Newmarket Residences, Randwick 
Developer: Cbus Property 
Floorplan available upon request

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At the centre of Sydney&rsquo;s horse racing culture, Newmarket Residences boasts two eight-storey apartment buildings that will sit above a vibrant retail plaza in Randwick.

Located at the site of the racing&rsquo;s Inglis family&rsquo;s Newmarket Stables, purchased in 1917, the development provides a direct pedestrian connection to the heritage stables.

Designed by Bates Smart, the homes and apartments boast considered details, indoor and outdoor living, classic tones and handcrafted finishes.

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The five-hectare site will include a playground, 5,000sqm of parkland, 2,300sqm of retail and 642 apartments and terraces.

4. The Ascot, Flemington 
Developer: Blue Earth Group 
Two-bedroom apartments from $639,000

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Just a short walk from the fabled Flemington Racecourse, the Ascot is a brand-new residence boasting 146 apartments across two buildings.

Boasting the best of a vibrant inner-city neighbourhood, the CHT Architects-designed project is full of historic charm and an array of high-quality amenities and services.

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The development features landscaped multi-purpose gardens, curated by Jack Merlo, and is located just four-kilometres away from the Melbourne CBD.

5. Ascot Green, Eagle Farm 
Developer: Mirvac 
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Having sold out the first two residential stages of their Ascot Green development flanking the Eagle Park Racecourse in Brisbane, the ASX-listed developer&nbsp;Mirvac&nbsp;has lodged plans for its third stage.

The third, subtropical-inspired apartment block will rise 14 levels with 111 apartments and a rooftop with panoramic city and track views. That will also feature a private dining room and lounge areas.

It will home the community&#39;s first four-bedroom apartments, as well as four integrated terraces with direct access to green open space fronting the racecourse.

Overlooking some of Australia’s best-known racecourses, these residences deliver an amenity-rich lifestyle for owner-occupiers and, for investors, the potential for holiday rentals.

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Five apartments and townhouses being built alongside Australia’s best-known racecourses

The latest stage of the upmarket Cbus Newmarket Randwick project has secured 46 apartment sales.

The apartments have been inspired by post COVID-19 lifestyle changes.

Cbus Property&rsquo;s chief Adrian Pozzo said the apartments focused on family connection, open space, amenity and the joys of home.

The sales are at the upmarket residential project architecturally designed by Bates Smart.

The project known as Young &amp; Fennelly comprises 116 one-, two- and three-bedroom residences across a seven-storey &quot;NewDeco&rdquo;-style building.&nbsp;

One bedroom apartments start from $780,000, with two bedrooms from $1,285,000 and three bedroom apartments from $2,135,000.

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Some will have Botany Bay views.

It will also feature 11 north-facing, three-bedroom terraces with courtyards.

It is close to the cafes and restaurants of the retail and dining piazza, Newmarket Dining, which came in the first stages of the Newmarket Randwick masterplan.

There will be a residents&rsquo; communal rooftop space on level four, designed by Arcadia Landscape Architecture, with barbecue facilities.

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Young &amp; Fennelly launched on Saturday May 8 with completion due in mid 2023.

Colliers Residential advised The Australian Financial Review that the sales have ranged from one-bedrooms for $1.075 million to top-floor three-bedroom residences for $3 million.

Terrace homes priced between $2.9 million and $4.1 million have sold.

The project takes its name from Fennelly St which pays tribute to Michael Fennelly, who bought the Newmarket property and built the Newmarket Big Stable building.&nbsp;

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Cbus secure 46 apartment sales at Newmarket Randwick Young & Fennelly development

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Former Masterchef contestant Jonathan Daddia has bought an investment in Randwick.

The IT consultant, who dubbed himself 'The Terminator' during the series won by Adam Liaw, has spent $1.7 million on a two level 1920s semi.

He's leased the original two bedroom home after asking $700 a week.

NG Farah Coogee agents Cameron Airlie and Mark Feerick sold the home pre-auction.

Daddia made the final eight of the 2010 series of the popular Channel 10 food show.

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After contemplating opening his own restaurant, Daddia stayed in IT and works at PwC Strategy.

Having settled on the home, Daddia has briefly listed a Bellevue Hill apartment.

The renovated art deco unit in the 1920s Carinya building which cost $950,000 in 2014 as withdrawn from sale by Phillips Pantzer Donnelley agent Jason Pantzer.

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This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph.

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Former Masterchef contestant purchases Randwick investment

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An architecturally designed torrens title duplex house in Randwick has been sold for $2.55 million through Century 21 estate agents Nick Papas and Clay Chigwidden.
The 4 <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-duplex+semi-detached-nsw-randwick-133078958" target="_blank">Waratah Avenue duplex home</a> features sleek open plan living and dining which is lit by a glass ceiling area, a gourmet stone kitchen with gas appliances, and entertaining deck surrounded by high tree canopy.
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The four-bedroom, three-bathroom property has built-in wardrobes, two ensuites, and a loft master suite occupying the entire third floor with a private terrace. 
It was undertaken by the Dilles family.
The neighbouring townhouse set on 185 sqm at 4a was sold for $2,690,000 in December 2019. 
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Brand new designer home in Randwick sold for $2.55 million

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A Randwick mortgagee home has sold for $1,825,000 at auction.
Located at 251 Avoca Street, the residence was built in C.1910, and features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a carport.
Comprising a 272 square metre block of land, the home has 119 square metres of internal floorspace.
The suburb's iconic racetrack is 1.8km from the property.
It had previously sold in 1989, when it fetched $215,000.
William Tsagaris, from BradfieldCleary Double Bay, listed the property.
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The median house price in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/3681-randwick-nsw" target="_blank">Randwick</a> is $2.372 million.
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Randwick mortgagee home sells at auction

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Stuntman and film director Nash Edgerton has bought a family home in Sydney. The Randwick home will be the base for him and Carla Ruffino.
Blacktown-born Edgerton snapped up the home just two weeks into its ­marketing for $3,565,000.
It was the home of Adam Chimes, the director at Chase Gallery, and wife Tayla. The Chimes had paid $1.64 million for the 1910 home in 2014 and undertook a full-scale renovation two years ago.
Retaining original fixtures, the modernised single-level home has three bedrooms and two bathrooms on its 360sqm block. The kitchen and family area opens to an entertainers’ deck that meets a heated pool.
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The Blacket Agency’s Peter and Jacqueline Blacket secured the quick sale, which came with approval to add a second level, which Edgerton seems set on undertaking.
Edgerton has recently completed work on Chasing Wonders, a coming-of-age film set across the lush wine country of Spain and Australia.
Edgerton is also directing the FX Australia black comedy-drama series Mr Inbetween.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Film director Nash Edgerton buys Randwick family home

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Former federal MP Peter Garrett secured $1,321,000 when he severed ties with his coastal Sydney electorate.
Cooley Auctions secured the sale of his Randwick house at auction on Saturday, as Sydney's overall clearance rate dropped to 84.4% from last week's record initial 89.2% among the 556 offerings.
It ranked as among the lowest clearance rates since March.
Auctioneer Damien Cooley secured a $1.2 million opening bid for 6 Gordon Street, Randwick, which the former Federal Labor Minister and Midnight Oil vocalist bought in 2010 for $932,500.
Belle agent Shane Vincent had revised the price guide from $1.05 million up to $1.1 million-plus.
The couple have reportedly recently purchased an unrenovated 1890s terrace in Paddington for $2.7 million.
The weekend offering was among the 535 auctions, well down on the 736 auctioned last weekend and also below the 599 auctioned over the same weekend last year.
The city and east hosted the most number of auctions with 73 followed by the upper north shore 71, the south 69, the inner west 66, and the south west 57.
Bexley was the most popular suburb in Sydney for auctions with nine, followed by Beecroft's eight, Randwick seven, Mosman, Paddington and Hunters Hill each with six.
The Sydney weekend auction market weakened on Saturday following its record-breaking run of the past month, APM senior economist Dr Andrew Wilson said.
"Although the 84.4% result still reflects an undeniable strong market for sellers, the result was nonetheless the lowest recorded on a non-holiday weekend for two months," he said.
This weekend’s result was well down on the previous weekend’s all-time record clearance rate of 89.2% but well ahead of the 74.9% recorded over the same weekend last year.
The top performer was the lower north with 95.2% followed by Canterbury Bankstown with 92.1%, the north west 88.9%, the inner west and the upper north shore each with 86.7%, the west 84.8%, the city and east 83.6%, the northern beaches 82.6%, the south west 79.3%, the south 76.8% and the central coast with a clearance rate of 68.8%.
 
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As weekend auctions weaken, Peter Garrett quits Randwick for Paddington 

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A shop front and a two-level apartment in Sydney’s Randwick recently sold for $1.7 million.
The property at <a href="https://www.realcommercial.com.au/property-retail-nsw-randwick-502092350" target="_blank">5 Canberra Street, Randwick</a> is close to Coogee Beach and the University of NSW. 
Built on a land area of 205 sqm, the property comprises a retail shop front and an apartment, which the description says is in “absolute original condition”.
The apartment has a separate entry and spans two-levels with living and kitchen downstairs and two bedrooms plus a study upstairs.
The property offers scope for further improvements and redesign subject to council approval.
The deal was through Hugh Harrison and Theo Karangis of N G Farah Real Estate.
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Shop and unit in Sydney's Randwick fetches $1.7 million

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This week, Randwick in Sydney is the busiest individual suburb for auctions, with CoreLogic tracking 17 auctions so far this week.
Following Randwick is Blacktown, also in Sydney, and Reservoir in Melbourne, each with 13 scheduled auctions.
This week, the number of auctions scheduled to take place across the combined capital cities will fall, with 1,820 auctions currently being tracked by CoreLogic, down from 2,355 last week.
Although volumes are down this week, current levels are significantly higher than the same week last year, when auction volumes were quieter due to the Federal Election when just 841 homes were taken to auction.
Across the two largest auction markets, Sydney and Melbourne, volumes are similar this week with both cities expecting just over 780 auctions each.
Melbourne has seen the largest fall in auction volumes week-on-week with current volumes -25 per cent lower than the previous week, while Sydney volumes are down around -17 per cent compared to last week.
Across the smaller markets, volumes will fall in all regions except Tasmania where volumes will remain unchanged.
Brisbane is set to host the most auctions this week with 105 auctions currently scheduled, followed by Adelaide with 72 auctions.
Both Canberra and Perth will host around 34 auctions each this week, half the number held over the previous week in Canberra.
A four bedroom house at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-randwick-125636254" target="_blank">22 Cook Street</a>, Randwick (above) will be auctioned on July 1st for between $1.65 million to $1.75 million.
Similarly a two bedroom apartment at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-nsw-randwick-125671258" target="_blank">11/56 High Street</a>, Randwick (below) will be auctioned on July 1st.
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