Rosella Place - 56 Cudgegong Road, Rouse Hill

34-42 Tallawong Road, Rouse Hill

Experience luxury living at Rosella Place, a new development in the heart of the future Tallawong Town Centre. With its close proximity to the Tallawong Metro Station, Rouse Hill Town Centre and world-class business parks, shopping centres, and entertainment, Rosella Place offers the ultimate in convenience and style.

Boasting architecture by renowned WMK, this development is designed with a commitment to excellence, complete with attention to detail. Every aspect of the building has been crafted with the highest quality materials, from the spacious balconies and courtyards to the stylish kitchens and well-appointed bathroom.

Step into your new apartment and enjoy the beauty of light-filled spaces with a 2.70 metres ceiling height. The kitchen is an interior designer's masterpiece, with stylish stone bench tops, Bosch appliances and an efficient use of space. The large open-plan living and dining areas are perfect for family life and entertaining, and the spacious balconies and courtyards provide the perfect place for outdoor living.

The beautiful and serene resident garden offers resort-style living, surrounded by nature reserves, sports fields and parks. The nearby future Tallawong Community Centre provides all the amenities one could ask for. With secured access and low maintenance, Rosella Place is the ideal choice for modern and stylish living.

This is a rare opportunity to live in a development that offers the best of both worlds, with the Sydney CBD less than an hour away and the tranquillity of nature just outside your door. Don't miss out on this limited time offer, with a 5% deposit exchange contract and nothing to pay until settlement. Act now to experience the lifestyle benefits of Rosella Place.

Rosella Place | Stage 1 - 56 Cudgegong Road, Rouse Hill

The cooling down of Sydney's property market looks to be heading into 2025.

After a multi-year boom in both the house and unit markets across Greater Sydney, heightened interest rates throughout 2024 gave prospective home buyers a reason to sit on their hands.

The year started off positively, so the decline in markets hasn't been extensively felt. Units across Sydney, in fact, rose 1.8 percent over 2024, reaching a new median high of $859,000. Values declined by -0.3 percent in December.

CoreLogic Research Director Tim Lawless noted that the slowdown in Sydney aligns with affordability pressures and higher advertised supply levels.

He said it wasn't a surprise to see the CoreLogic National Home Value Index show a decline for the first time in two years.

“This result represents the housing market catching up with the reality of market dynamics,” Lawless said.

“Growth in housing values has been consistently weakening through the second half of the year, as affordability constraints weighed on buyer demand and advertised supply levels trended higher.”

<h2>What happened in Sydney’s off the plan apartment market in 2024?</h2>

Sydney’s off the plan apartment market saw significant activity in 2024, reflecting the shifting dynamics of the housing sector and a focus on key projects reshaping the city’s urban landscape.

It was the new development pipeline that piqued the interest of Urban readers in 2024, as well as new projects launching to the market, which have been few and far between in recent years. Data just released from the ABS showed dwellings approved in New South Wales were 42,109 over the 12 months until November 2024, 34,000 short of meeting the National Housing Accord quota for NSW.

No development application was more popular than JDH Capital's plans for the Sir Stamford Hotel in Circular Quay. JDH, fresh off completing the redevelopment of the iconic Sirius building in The Rocks, filed plans to demolish the 1988-built hotel, which will make way for a striking 150-level glass tower with commercial, retail, and luxury apartments.

The 69 apartments will be spread across 10 residential levels in the new structure. Part of the development of the 1,612 sqm site, which sits in the Macquarie Special Character area defined in the Sydney LEP 2012, will include the restoration of the heritage-listed Health Department Building that dates back to 1896.

Read more:&nbsp;First look exclusive: <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/first-look-exclusive-jdh-capital-plot-183-million-sir-stamford-hotel-redevelopment-on-sydneys-macquarie-street">JDH Capital plot $183 million Sir Stamford Hotel redevelopment on Sydney's Macquarie Street</a>

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There was a similar level of interest in moves by builder-developer giant <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/aland">ALAND</a>, who took over the Macquarie Street, Parramatta site from besieged developer Toplace,&nbsp;

The plans for the site include two 30-level towers with 425 apartments, along with significant communal, retail, and parking spaces.&nbsp;

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/first-look-exclusive-aland-take-over-second-toplace-site-plot-two-30-level-apartment-towers">First look exclusive: ALAND take over second Toplace site, plot two 30-level apartment towers</a>

ALAND has also stepped in to take over the final three buildings in the besieged Castle Hill development by Toplace.

Upon completion, the Skyview development is set to house approximately 2,500 residents across 964 apartments, with 532 units dedicated to build-to-rent.

Still in Castle Hill, a market which has proven strong for several years, custom home builder turned developer Kassis Homes submitted plans for a new suburb-shaping.

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Under their new development arm Reve Group, Sam Kassis and business partner Romio Georges are planning a four-tower development on a sprawling 9,074 sqm site that cost about $80 million to amalgamate.

They're seeking to develop three residential towers, with 264 apartments, and a hotel tower.

"We've been building in the area for three decades, and we're passionate about delivering high-quality residential living to Castle Hill," Sam Kassis told Urban.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/reve-group-file-for-new-four-tower-development-in-castle-hill">Reve Group file for new four-tower development in Castle Hill</a>

The demand for new and off the plan apartments in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/north-sydney-nsw">North Sydney</a> has meant readers have been interested in the two new projects set to hit the market in 2025.

Earlier this year Urban revealed the plans by joint venture partners <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/cbus-property">Cbus</a>, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/galileo-group">Gallileo</a> and Abadeen for East Walker Street 239 apartments across three buildings designed by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/rothelowman">Rothelowman</a>.&nbsp;

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/first-look-exclusive-cbus-and-galileo-revise-plans-for-new-north-sydney-apartment-development-east-walker-street">First look exclusive: Cbus and Galileo revise plans for new North Sydney apartment development, East Walker Street</a>

East Walker Street will be one of two new apartment developments launching in the popular Walker Street pocket near the newly opened Sydney Metro Victoria Cross Station. Podia and its joint venture partner CASA will launch 71 apartments this year on McLaren Street, across the road from the recently completed AURA by Aqualand.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/first-look-podia-and-casa-lodge-bates-smart-plans-for-walker-st-north-sydney-mixed-use-tower">First look: Podia and CASA lodge Bates Smart plans for Walker St, North Sydney mixed-use tower</a>

The most indemand projects for new apartments buyers have been in close proximity to the recently expanded Sydney Metro, which opened in August.

The 130 one, two and three-bedroom apartments in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/elevate-hume-place-crows-nest-25-hume-street-crows-nest-nsw-2065">Elevate Hume Place</a>, which is being developed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/thirdi-group">Third.i</a> and Phoenix Property Investors, flew off the shelves. Over half of the apartments which are located directly above the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/crows-nest-nsw-2065">Crows Nest</a> Metro Station have been snapped up in a matter of months.

Elevate is the first Transit Oriented Development (TOD) to launch. The ToD is a government program which will accelarate planning, and offer different planning controls, around Sydney's extensive transport network.

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Similarly strong interest was observed further along the Metro line in Castle Hill which has two metro stops, Hills Showground, and Castle Hill Metro Station.

<a href="/new-townhouses/larool-crescent-castle-hill-2-22-larool-crescent-castle-hill-nsw-2154">Larool Crescent</a>, one of the only new developments to launch to the market in Castle Hill in 2024, is just 850m from the Castle Hill Metro Station. The low-rise project has proven popular among first home buyers who are interested in the one-bed plus study at $650,000 and the two-beds at $925,000. There's also been strong demand from downsizers who are looking at the three and four-bedroom apartments and townhouses, a rarity in the&nbsp;

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Larool Crescent is also the only off the plan apartment development on the market in the area with the sought-after Latent Defects Insurance by Resilience Insurance. The policy, which can only be taken out by the developer as opposed to the purchaser, protects owners from any structural defects in the building for 10 years post-completion of the building.

CoreLogic Research Director Tim Lawless noted that the slowdown in Sydney aligns with affordability pressures and higher advertised supply levels

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City Beat December 2024: Sydney unit market finishes 2024 up overall, but slowdown apparent

Buyers have flocked to Larool Crescent, the only new development to launch in Castle Hill in 2024.

In the months since launch, the market has responded strongly to the prospect of a low-rise building close to Castle Towers and a short walk to the newly connected Metro.

"<a href="/new-townhouses/larool-crescent-castle-hill-2-22-larool-crescent-castle-hill-nsw-2154">Larool Crescent</a> was designed to cater to every buyer, and that's exactly what we've seen since we've started selling," Boston Buckler Director Alex Walker says.

"First home buyers who have been priced out of most buildings in Castle Hill have secured several of the entry-level one and two-bedroom apartments, and while typically downsizers like to wait until construction is a little further along, we've seen them instead secure the apartments at today's price and give themselves a two-year window to work out what to do with their current home."

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Walker says the lack of available stock on the market has been a significant factor.

"While there's been much more development in the last five years than the five years prior, there's still not a wide choice, particularly for first home buyers and downsizers," Walker says.

10 years in the making, Larool Crescent comprises five low-rise buildings designed by&nbsp;PTW to wrap around a central courtyard.

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There are one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments on offer, as well as a handful of large townhouses, a rarity in new developments in the area. The interiors of the apartments have been crafted by Coco Republic.

Larool Crescent is strategically situated near&nbsp;<a href="/developments/castle-hill-nsw-2154">Castle Hill</a>'s key amenities and attractions, offering residents convenient access to popular shopping destinations like Parklea Markets and Castle Towers, as well as a variety of acclaimed local restaurants.

Builder SRG has already been appointed to deliver Larool Crescent. Buyers are expected to move in in late 2026.

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10 years in the making, Larool Crescent comprises five low-rise buildings designed by PTW to wrap around a central courtyard

Sales flow at Larool Crescent as first home buyers and downsizers seek low-rise convenience in Castle Hill

Local developers CDMA Australia have recently received approval for their masterplanned project at 34-42 Tallawong Road, located directly opposite the Tallawong Metro Station and future Town Centre.

Bordering on the brink of Rouse Hill, 911 apartments will be delivered across nine towers, with a new public plaza and a green spine also penned for the site.&nbsp;

CDMA are no strangers to the area having developed the in demand Rosella Place just up the road at 56 Cudgegong Road. Only a limited number of residences remain in the five-building development, with CDMA’s CEO, Richard Wu, saying that since the group entered the Australian market back in 2017, their pipeline has continued to grow with three significant projects underway or in planning.&nbsp;

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“Our first project, Rosella Place has completed its first stage and is now sold out and settled while the second stage is under construction and the final stage will kick-off early in the new year,” Wu said. &nbsp;

“Our second project consisting of 911 apartments is located at 34-42 Tallawong Road and our third project consists of a large-scale master-planned community in Leppington Town Centre which we will work on in coming years.”

The Tallawong project is set to bring major new amenity to the burgeoning area, with a new 2200 sqm public piazza planned, along with a green spine which will offer residents a sprawling village green lawn and communal facilities right through the middle of the development, surrounded by an extensive running track.&nbsp;

The public piazza will comprise two main zones; an open paved piazza fronting the street and internal green lawns. The plaza will offer a vibrant public domain for local residents and the surrounding community, with retail spaces and a public open area, along with a children’s playground area.

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CDMA’s new development seeks to create an attractive landscape setting that reflects the surrounding natural bushland character of the Rouse Hill area, while providing a diverse range of outdoor passive and active communal spaces for the residential population.

The development will be conveniently located directly opposite the Tallawong Metro Station and new Town Centre which will house two major supermarkets including a Woolworths as well as other specialty retailers.

CDMA Australia Development Manager, Alex Guan said that the engagement of their Planner, Urbis together with Architect, Kann Finch Redstone and multi-disciplinary consultants were key in getting the DA approved. &nbsp;

“With the project fast tracked in the vicinity from six to 9 months, CDMA is grateful to work closely with such a professional and efficient team to achieve the desired result,” Guan said.&nbsp;

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The Tallawong project is set to bring major new amenity to the burgeoning area, with a new 2200 sqm public piazza planned, a sprawling village green lawn and an extensive running track. 

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CDMA Australia green lit for major 911-appartment Tallawong development

Three years after lodging a development application for 900 apartments in Tallawong in Rouse Hill, local developer CDMA Australia has received planning proposal approval for the $700 million masterplanned project.

The&nbsp;Kann Finch-designed development&nbsp;at 34-42 Tallawong,&nbsp;directly opposite the Tallawong Metro Station and future Town Centre,&nbsp;will home 900 apartments across nine eight-level buildings, as well as a 2,200 sqm public plaza,&nbsp;pending further development approvals from the local council.

The new public piazza will comprise two main zones, one open paved piazza fronting the street and internal green lawns. The plaza will&nbsp;comprises a retail premise and public open space.

A green sp​ine comprising a village green lawn and communal facilities will run through the middle of the development which will be surrounded by an extensive running track.

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The project is expected to be completed within six or seven years.

CDMA Australia Development Manager, Alex Guan, said after three years of coordination with the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and local Blacktown Council, the planning proposal was gazetted and officially signed off.

“The height limit of the buildings was increased to 26 metres and the residential yield was increased from 630 units to approximately 900 units subject to DA approval,” he confirmed.

“Significantly, the development has set a new precedent for heights in the area,” he said.

The concept design seeks to create an attractive landscape setting that reflects the surrounding natural bushland character of the Rouse Hill area, while providing a diverse range of outdoor passive and active communal spaces for the residential population.

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The development will be conveniently located directly opposite the Tallawong Metro Station and new Town Centre which will house two major supermarkets including a Woolworths as well as other retailers.

CDMA has already seen strong demand for its current residential development, Rosella Place, which has sold&nbsp;$30 million worth of apartments&nbsp;since July.

Named after the vibrantly coloured Australian bird which is native to the Rouse Hill area, Rosella Place offers a peaceful, safe community with 357 apartments set across five mid-rise buildings located within a short 100m walk to the newly opened, Tallawong Metro Station.

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CDMA Australia’s CEO Richard Wu said since CDMA had entered the Australian marketplace in 2017, the company’s development pipeline had grown gradually with three significant projects either underway or in planning.

“Our first project, Rosella Place has completed its first stage and is now sold out and settled while the second stage will start construction early in the new year.

“Our second project consisting of 900 apartments is located at 34 Tallawong Road and our third project consists of a large-scale masterplanned community in Leppington which we will work on in coming years.

The $700 million development will home 900 apartments across nine eight-level buildings, as well as a 2,200 sqm public plaza. 



CDMA Australia plan for 900 Rouse Hill apartments

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The local developer CDMA Australia have launched the final stage of its $237 million Rouse Hill development Rosella Place.

Named after the native bird that characterises the north-western Sydney suburb, Rosella Place is set to home 357 apartments across five nine-storey towers when completed in late 2023.

So far just under 200 apartments have sold, equating to $120 million in sales.

The final stage release sees 117 residences up for grabs across Buildings D and E, a mix of one, two and three bedroom apartments. There will also be seven townhouses available in the final stage (pictured below).

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Designed by local architects WMK Architecture, Rosella Place apartments start from $480,000 for a one bed, $620,000 for two-bedroom apartments and $755,000 for three bedroom apartments.

The Rouse Hill growth forecast

Many experts and agents are suggesting the Hills District is prime for a property boom, with public infrastructure projects in the pipeline worth billions of dollars.

Ray White Group managing director Dan White said the group had never seen higher numbers of from people inspecting properties on a per property basis in the Hills District. 

“It’s currently 30-40 per cent higher than it was at this time last year, prior to Covid,” Mr White said. 

[smartcode_project:default project_id=93223]“All of the short and long-term drivers of the Sydney market are positive and with infrastructure and population growth, post Covid will be as strong as ever. 

Mr White says that people should be very confident with the property outlook over the medium to long term.

"Sydney will always be a great investment for ongoing growth and the real estate market is a great place to invest. Buyers don’t want to miss out on that continued growth."

CDMA Australia’s sales and marketing manager Jonathan Tan said Rouse Hill’s rural, country-style setting appeals to many buyers, which many of the surrounding suburbs such as Blacktown and Westmead do not offer.  

“It also offers an array of excellent amenities including the upcoming Tallawong Town Centre which will include retail, childcare, public parks and cycle and walking tracks all connected to the Metro Station. 

“The area has a variety of major developments and infrastructure on the horizon with the $250 million expansion of the Rouse Hill Town Centre, the new Rouse Hill Hospital and the Norwest University all to be delivered in the next coming years,” he said.
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So far just under 200 apartments have sold, equating to $120 million in sales.


Final stage of Rosella Place apartment development launches in the Rouse Hill growth area

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CDMA Australia has completed the first apartment building of its multi-staged, master-planned community, Rosella Place in Rouse Hill.

The first nine-level building has 72 apartments with large balconies offering sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. There are just five apartments left for sale in the development.

When completed in late 2023, Rosella Place will comprise 352 apartments across five mid-rise buildings.

The development at 56 Cudgegong Road, Rouse Hill is located in Sydney’s rapidly-growing north-west and is just 100 metres from the newly opened Tallawong Metro Station.

CDMA Australia sales and marketing manager Jonathan Tan said Rosella Place is the ideal purchase for a young family looking to make their first property purchase at a price that suits their budget as well as local downsizers who are looking for zero maintenance.

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“Investors will also be drawn to this project attracted to capital growth prospects with the raft of major infrastructure projects coming up in Rouse Hill including the $250 million expansion of the Rouse Hill Town Centre, the new Tallawong Town Centre, the opening of the new Rouse Hill Hospital and the Hills District’s first university, Norwest University", Tan said.

“In as little as five years’ time, Rouse Hill will be a major new centre in Sydney’s north west, home to thousands of more residents but also supported by significant local infrastructure and amenities.”

The next release of apartments at Rosella Place will be launched to market in mid March.

Designed by local architects WMK, Rosella Place, named after the vibrantly coloured Australian bird which is native to the Rouse Hill area, is one of the first residential projects to get underway in the rapidly expanding north west which meets a need for affordable, high quality apartments in close proximity to transport links and new public amenities.

The next release of apartments at Rosella Place will be launched to market in mid March.

About the developer

CDMA is a strategic alliance between major international property development firm Lianfa (Group) Co., Ltd (core arm of Xiamen C&amp;D Co., Ltd) and highly regarded local developer Metro Award Group.
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