The Bindery, Liverpool secures 90% weekend off the plan sales

The Bindery, Liverpool secures 90% weekend off the plan sales
Jonathan ChancellorJuly 19, 2015

Around 90% of the 165 apartments on offer sold in the off the plan weekend launch of The Bindery at Liverpool.

Set within the riverfront The Paper Mill development, prices in the Woods Bagot-designed project ranged from $400,000 up to $685,000 for a three-bedroom terrace.

Some 80% will be owner occupiers with around 20% investors.

Around 90% of the purchasers were local. 

Coronation Property Co's Paper Mill’s initial release also garnered strong local interest.

Jason Soulos, sales director for Coronation Property Co, the developers of The Paper Mill says Liverpool is a city undergoing significant transformation. 

Designed by architect Domenic Alvaro and his team at Woods Bagot, The Bindery is part of the reactivation of the Georges River and surrounding urban areas.

With top-tier finishes that include recycled timber and brick, granite cobblestones and steel inlay to reflect the site’s industrial past, The Bindery features three sky bridges that link each of the buildings, reminiscent of the communal spaces found within New York apartment buildings.

The purpose built display suite is on Shepherd Street. For more information on the development, click here.

Jonathan Chancellor

Jonathan Chancellor is one of Australia's most respected property journalists, having been at the top of the game since the early 1980s. Jonathan co-founded the property industry website Property Observer and has written for national and international publications.

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