Macquarie Rise Urban Village Artist Impression. Images: delivered
The last apartments in a development of $ 400 million in the northwest of Sydney, known as Macquarie Rise, were released after the sale of 125 units in the complex in the past two years.
Development of mixed use Macquarise Rise was launched at the end of 2023 by developer Toga and includes several buildings.
The last building that is known as Saunders Rise, includes one, two and three-cartononies with green prospects. There will also be eight exclusive luxury penthouse apartments.
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Macquarie Rise exterior precinct
Toga director Allan Vidor said there was a strong constant interest from buyers in the project.
“We have been in favor of Macquarie Park for a long time,” he said, noticed that Toga would have built 1000 apartments in the area once Macquarie Rise is completed. Mr. Vidor said it was “a flourishing terrain”.
The development has attracted a diverse range of buyers, including buyers from the first house, investors and downsizers. The largest buyers’ group, owner-asset, accounted for 65 percent of the buyers.
Macquarie Rise Kitchen Dark Scheme
The development is near Macquarie Center, Macquarie University and the newly completed Macquarie University Metro.
Residents also have access to Club Rise, an exclusive, only residents Lounge designed by Luxury Hotel Designers Stack Studio, which offers an abundance of work and breakout areas, a Pilates studio, gym and karaoke room. The development will also have a pool of 20 m lap.
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General manager of Sales Anthony Falas said they expected that the latest release of apartments would be popular.
“With interest rates that follow down, we expect that the final apartments will continue to receive high levels.”
Located at 122 Herring RD, Macquarie Park, the development will be delivered in collaboration with Baptist Union NSW and Morling College with a value of more than $ 400 million and is expected to be completed at the beginning of 2027.
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