Holdsworth Avenue, St Leonards

West Franklin - 142-150 Franklin Street, Adelaide

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	<li>An activated streetscape with ground floor cafe and retail.</li>
	<li>The closeness to the upgraded Epping Town Centre.</li>
	<li>Panoramic city and parkland views from each residence.</li>
</ul>

Oxford Central soars right in the thick of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/epping-nsw">Epping&rsquo;s</a> exciting transformation making a grand entrance with 252 luxurious apartments spread across two 17-storey towers backed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/zhengtang-epping-holdings-pty-ltd">developer Zhengtang Epping Holdings</a>.&nbsp;

This highrise has been created with the rolling terrains of the local landscape in mind, with the podium paying tribute to recycled heritage bricks with glass and neutral toned contemporary designs by leading architects Marchese Partners.

The two towers named Centrale and Vista, are uplifting sanctuaries of light and elegance with clean lines accentuating spaces and light or dark choices interior colour schemes that allow you to tailor your surroundings to suit your style.

The transition to your apartment takes you through a serene interior garden - a soothing, relaxed space where residents can find a sense of contemplative calm. Its central element is a handsome deciduous elm tree which changes colours with the seasons, providing shade during the warmer months and letting in light in winter as its leaves fall. 
 
<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/marchese-partners">Marchese Partners</a> have achieved the ultimate interior aesthetic, creating upmarket, uplifting sanctuaries of light and elegance. Clean lines define the spaces while unique touches respond to how residents truly wish to live. A choice of lighter and darker interior colour schemes enables you to customise your surroundings to suit your taste.

Elegant floorboards in the living spaces, plush carpet in the bedrooms and warm, complementary timber accents on the kitchen joinery all vary in tone with the two interior colour schemes. State-of-the-art Miele appliances grace the kitchens, including dishwashers and microwaves, while quality Parisi hardware enhances the stylish bathrooms.

Oxford central has thought of all your health and wellness needs with on site resident only health and fitness track accompanied by the connection to the public domain with ground floor public plaza and open-air cafe area just outside the building.

This connection aligns with the community heart of Epping seamlessly on Oxford Street. 
Oxford Central will become the centrepiece of Epping&#39;s impressive lifestyle and retail reinvention as it&#39;s transformed into a hub of life and activity. Oxford Street&#39;s upgrade will see it beautified with new footpaths, greenery and outdoor dining opportunities, creating a focal point for community life where people will come to shop, meet and dine. 
 
As part of the NSW <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/the-langston-tower-12-22-langston-place-epping">Government&#39;s Urban Activation Precincts Program</a>, there are major plans in place to significantly upgrade and rezone the Epping Town Centre. The vision is to make it more vibrant, livable and accessible. 
 
From inception, renowned developer Greaton had a grand vision to create an icon that would transform residential living in Epping. The result is a visionary landmark which will be revered for decades to come. 
<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/ceerose">Construction is almost complete</a> with the topping out of both towers in mid 2019 and finishing touches allowing residents to start moving in.

<ul><li>An activated streetscape with ground floor cafe and retail.</li>
	<li>The closeness to the upgraded Epping Town Centre.</li>
	<li>Panoramic city and parkland views from each residence.</li>
</ul>Oxford Central soars right in the thick of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/epping-nsw">Epping’s</a> exciting transformation making a grand entrance with 252 luxurious apartments spread across two 17-storey towers backed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/zhengtang-epping-holdings-pty-ltd">developer Zhengtang Epping Holdings</a>. 

This highrise has been created with the rolling terrains of the local landscape in mind, with the podium paying tribute to recycled heritage bricks with glass and neutral toned contemporary designs by leading architects Marchese Partners.

The two towers named Centrale and Vista, are uplifting sanctuaries of light and elegance with clean lines accentuating spaces and light or dark choices interior colour schemes that allow you to tailor your surroundings to suit your style.

The transition to your apartment takes you through a serene interior garden - a soothing, relaxed space where residents can find a sense of contemplative calm. Its central element is a handsome deciduous elm tree which changes colours with the seasons, providing shade during the warmer months and letting in light in winter as its leaves fall. <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/marchese-partners">Marchese Partners</a> have achieved the ultimate interior aesthetic, creating upmarket, uplifting sanctuaries of light and elegance. Clean lines define the spaces while unique touches respond to how residents truly wish to live. A choice of lighter and darker interior colour schemes enables you to customise your surroundings to suit your taste.

Elegant floorboards in the living spaces, plush carpet in the bedrooms and warm, complementary timber accents on the kitchen joinery all vary in tone with the two interior colour schemes. State-of-the-art Miele appliances grace the kitchens, including dishwashers and microwaves, while quality Parisi hardware enhances the stylish bathrooms.

Oxford central has thought of all your health and wellness needs with on site resident only health and fitness track accompanied by the connection to the public domain with ground floor public plaza and open-air cafe area just outside the building.

This connection aligns with the community heart of Epping seamlessly on Oxford Street. 
Oxford Central will become the centrepiece of Epping's impressive lifestyle and retail reinvention as it's transformed into a hub of life and activity. Oxford Street's upgrade will see it beautified with new footpaths, greenery and outdoor dining opportunities, creating a focal point for community life where people will come to shop, meet and dine. 
As part of the NSW <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/projects/the-langston-tower-12-22-langston-place-epping">Government's Urban Activation Precincts Program</a>, there are major plans in place to significantly upgrade and rezone the Epping Town Centre. The vision is to make it more vibrant, livable and accessible. 
From inception, renowned developer Greaton had a grand vision to create an icon that would transform residential living in Epping. The result is a visionary landmark which will be revered for decades to come. <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/ceerose">Construction is almost complete</a> with the topping out of both towers in mid 2019 and finishing touches allowing residents to start moving in.

Oxford Central - 30-42 Oxford Street, Epping

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Greaton has announced its appointment of a new construction contractor at The Ribbon hotel project in Sydney’s Darling Harbour.

Probuild, will take over construction on the 25-storey project from its previous contractors Grocon.

Greaton advised it ensured “continuity of the build” towards its Q2 2022 completion date.

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The building will include a five-star W Hotel, including 450 guestrooms and 143 suites, and will reintroduce an IMAX Theatre.

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With $2 billion worth of development projects in the pipeline, Greaton’s portfolio includes property landmarks spanning hotel, residential and commercial developments. 

The company’s flagship project in Sydney’s Darling Harbour, The Ribbon, will incorporate a 25-storey hotel development and new premises for Sydney’s IMAX theatre. 

Greaton’s projects elsewhere in Sydney include Oxford Central in the new Epping Town Centre, with the 251-apartment development, designed by Marchese Partners.

It is expected to be completed and fully settled in Q1 2020. 

Probuild’s national pipeline of projects worth $5 billion and an annual turnover of more than $2 billion is currently delivering Greenland Australia’s Greenland Centre in Sydney.
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Greaton advised it ensured “continuity of the build” towards its Q2 2022 completion date.

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Probuild take over construction of The Ribbon hotel project in Sydney’s Darling Harbour from Grocon

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The City of Onkaparinga has officially given property developer Greaton the green light to commence construction on their new 10-building luxury resort in McLaren Vale, 38 kilometres south of Adelaide. The development is a partnership between Greaton and sustainable wine purveyors Wirra Wirra, with plans to build a 33-key resort, situated amongst the Wirra Wirra vineyards.

Recent data from the South Australian Tourism Commission found that there were only 3% of overnight visitors to the Fleurieu Peninsula between 2018 to 2019, many of which were intrastate visitors. Greaton decided to embark on this ambitious project to drive an uplift in international tourism within the Fleurieu Peninsula region. 

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"This year, expenditure is forecast to increase to $509M*, so while growth in this market is expected, we are confident this resort will go some way to further increasing international visitation once completed. In addition, to further increase the appeal to overseas visitors, we are currently negotiating with an international wellness-oriented resort operator that runs some of the most renowned resorts and hotels around the world – we hope to be in a position to announce this partnership soon."
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Nicho Teng, Greaton Managing Director

*from $476 million between 2018-2019.

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<figcaption>Image supplied.</figcaption></figure>Wirra Wirra Managing Director, Andrew Kay, explains that the winery staff often hear from inbound tourism operators about the lack of premium accommodation offerings in the Fleurieu Peninsula region. 

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"We presented our hotel concept to potential suppliers at the 2019 Australian Tourism Exchange in Adelaide, and the response was overwhelmingly positive. They would book tomorrow if they could."
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Kay believes that the 5-star development will add significant value to the Peninsula and drive international awareness of the area. 

Blink Design Group has designed the approved plans for the spa resort, which also includes an infinity pool, function hall and the restoration of a heritage building, which previously belonged to the winery founder Robert Wigley.

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"The building is quite derelict, and the development provides the opportunity to give it a purposeful role into the future." 
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Andrew Kay, Wirra Wirra Managing Director

The heritage building is set to become a bookable luxury bridal suite once restorative works are complete. 

Construction is slated to begin in November this year, with completion anticipated for 2022. 
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