Mahala Mermaid Beach launched

Developer Pindan has taken the wraps off its luxury Mahala Mermaid Beach project, which was officially launched to the market on the weekend.  

Mahala offers two and three bedroom apartments with two car bays, overlooking Hedges Avenue and just metres to the beach. 

Purchasers are now able to visit a custom built sales and display suite located at 15 Peerless Avenue to view a model of the project, see the finishes and learn more about Mahala, with an app allowing the agents to showcase the project, its floorplans and the potential views from apartments in an interactive manner. 

Colliers International residential director Andrew Roubicek, who is marketing Mahala, says he anticipates a busy week ahead considering the strong interest in the project recently. 

"We have now had well over 500 enquiries from prospective purchasers living locally as well as from Brisbane and interstate," Roubicek said.  

"Locals who are looking to make Mahala their home are saying the fact the vast majority of apartments are being sold with two carparks is a big drawcard, along with the prime location close to Hedges Avenue. 

"We also have a number of interstate buyers interested in a lock and leave holiday home and these people have been impressed by Mahala's resort-style amenities, including a residents' entertainment terrace which boasts a pool, barbeques, cabana, lounge and private dining room, along with a secure grocery and parcel delivery facility. 

"Mahala is unlike any development delivered in the highly sought after Mermaid Beach area to date and it will continue to stand apart in its quality design and lifestyle offering." 

Mahala's two bedroom, two bathroom, two car bay apartments start from $735,000, with three bedroom, two bathroom, two car bay apartments available from $1.4 million. 

Developer Pindan boasts more than 40 years’ experience, including expanding its operations to the East Coast over the past five years, with its funds management arm - Pindan Capital - overseeing $1.7 billion of development projects across Australia.