Developer Golden Sedayu has launched its own construction arm to deliver its landmark $3.8 billion masterplan, Burswood Point.

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Golden Sedayu Construction will soon commence works&nbsp;on the first stage of the new precinct development, which includes the construction of the first&nbsp;two apartment towers: Somerset East and Somerset West. The newly assembled construction team involves key personnel who have previously worked on landmark projects such as The Ritz Carlton and The Towers at Elizabeth Quay.

"This strategic move ensures greater control over project timelines, quality assurance, and seamless coordination," Golden Sedayu Managing Director, Andrew Sugiaputra, said.
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More than $200 million in site works have been completed already, including access roads, water works, sewer infrastructure, bulk earthworks, and a new bridge connecting Victoria Park Drive to the precinct.&nbsp;

Construction of the two towers, which will home 203 apartments, will begin in May. Completion is slated for Q4 2027.

60 per cent of the apartments in Somerset West have been snapped up. Somerset East will launch in the coming months.

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Situated on a 38-hectare site along the Swan River, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/burswood-point-saintly-entrance-burswood">Burswood Point</a> is set to become one of Western Australia’s most significant urban renewal projects.&nbsp;

The development will eventually bring 4,500 homes, hotels, retail and dining options, and extensive public open spaces to the area, with over 110,000 sqm of parklands and a 2.5-kilometre foreshore.

Designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/dko-architecture">DKO Architecture</a>, the Somerset towers will feature tiered balconies with greenery, enhancing their visual appeal and complementing the surrounding landscape.&nbsp;

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Residents will have access to a range of amenities, including a 20-metre infinity pool with views of the Swan River, a gym, wellness spaces, and a rooftop observation deck with BBQ facilities overlooking Optus Stadium and Matagarup Bridge.

Golden Sedayu, a partnership between Perth’s Golden Group and Indonesian property developer Agung Sedayu, has positioned Burswood Point as a future lifestyle and entertainment hub, just 3.5 kilometres from the Perth CBD.&nbsp;

The two towers are expected , with additional towers and precincts to be developed in subsequent stages.

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Joel Robinson

Golden Sedayu establishes Golden Sedayu Construction to deliver landmark Burswood Point masterplan

Parkside living and Parramatta don't often go hand in hand, making Deicorp's first apartment development in the heart of Parramatta CBD even more appealing to prospective buyers.

The transport-focused developer, known for creating well-connected communities, secured a prime site at the eastern end of Parramatta CBD on Hassall Street. It's conveniently located next to the Robin Thomas Light Rail stop and just a short walk to Parramatta Train Station.

Thanks to the prized corner block, with no buildings to the north or east, residents at <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/cosmopolitan-by-deicorp-parramatta-34-hassall-street-parramatta-nsw-2150">Cosmopolitan by Deicorp</a> will enjoy protected views over the adjacent Robin Thomas Reserve and James Ruse Reserve—views that are rare in the growing CBD.

The development's location also offers easy access to nature, being less than 200 metres from the Parramatta River and Queen's Wharf Park.

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The two 45-level towers, which will home just over 600 apartments when completed in late 2027, have been designed by Turner Studio to hero the park views as much as possible, as well as views over the river and the Parramatta skyline to the west.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/turner-studio">Turner Studio</a> won the design competition to take the architectural reigns. Their unique design includes a raised podium that links the two towers. The three-level podium, collectively named ‘Gully Forest,’ will feature a landscaped sanctuary adorned with lush greenery, alongside smaller breakout and seating spaces, a distinctive outdoor kitchen, and garden pavilions.

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The ground floor podium is strategically designed to provide extensive retail and hospitality frontages for commercial tenants, activating the entire precinct.

On the second level of the podium, an open-air community space will be home to barbecue facilities and smaller group gathering areas.&nbsp;Above will feature flexible workplace tenancies, as well as spaces designated for a fitness centre and medical practice.

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Deicorp's in-house building arm has commenced construction of Cosmopolitan. There are one, two and three-bedroom apartments. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom units with a car space start from just over $900,000.

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The development's location offers easy access to nature, being less than 200 metres from the Parramatta River and Queen's Wharf Park

Parkside living in Parramatta: Cosmopolitan by Deicorp to offer parkside apartments in Sydney's second CBD

Sydney-based residential developer, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/top-spring-australia">Top Spring Australia</a>, has launched its latest project, Halcyon in Bondi, under its new name as it rebrands as Eterno Property Group (Eterno).

The new brand identity marks the finalisation of the company’s transition into a fully Australian-owned and operated entity, managing all its projects independently with local governance – a process that commenced in late 2022 – but had been postponed while the company focused on delivering its portfolio of luxury Sydney projects.&nbsp;

While Eterno will leverage the experience and profile it’s gained under the Top Spring Australia banner since 2017, Eterno – which means ‘eternal’ and ‘everlasting’ – will now continue the company’s mission to create luxury spaces that inspire, connect, and most importantly, endure, with Halcyon being the first under the Eterno banner.

Delivered in partnership with <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/dcn-group">DCN Capital</a>, the approved Halcyon includes an exclusive collection of eight luxury residences designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/mhn-design-union">MHNDU</a>, with interiors by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/interior-designers/richards-stanisich">Richards Stanisich</a>&nbsp;on a generous 1,635 sqm site at 1-7 Andrews Avenue and 26 Glen Street in Bondi.

Spanning four levels, the project comprises expansive three-bedroom apartments, some with an additional multi-function room. The two ground-floor residences will each boast a private pool and terraced rear garden, while the penthouse will offer 180-degree ocean views.&nbsp;

Each residence is designed to leverage natural cross-ventilation, abundant light, and a connection to the outdoors, with apartments either orientated north – with generous balconies framing views of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/bondi-nsw-2026">Bondi</a>&nbsp;or south towards Tamarama and Bronte.

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MHNDU Principal, Liam Hancock, said residents will feel a very real connection to nature.&nbsp;

“From the lush gardens enveloping it and beyond to the nearby coast, residents will feel a sense of escapism from the city, in a place of tranquil luxury that offers peaceful sanctuary and respite, away from the hustle and bustle of Bondi’s Campbell Parade,” Hancock said.

“Halcyon’s wider-than-standard apartments will connect to the outside with solar access and natural ventilation from the ocean breezes. The bones of everything are much more connected to nature, including the materiality, which emphasises its connection to the beach."

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Residents will benefit from premium communal amenities unmatched in the area, including a 17-metre lap pool, a separate plunge pool, and a wellness cabana featuring a sauna, ice bath, steam room and changing facilities.

Crowning the building is the whole-floor, 300 sqm penthouse with three bedrooms and extensive ocean views from its abundance of balconies that wrap around three of the building’s sides.

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Sydney Ma, Managing Director of Eterno, said the time was right to launch Halcyon under the Eterno name.

“As a company, we’ve operated in the Australian market for close to a decade, building a strong reputation for excellence in luxury residential real estate," Ma says.

"Our developments are synonymous with deeply considered design and construction excellence, having created hundreds of homes that exemplify these values,” Sydney explained.

“With our transition to Eterno, we’re excited to extend this legacy further, unveiling Halcyon as the next chapter in our design-led portfolio. This project embodies our vision of understated luxury, offering residents a rare sanctuary in the heart of Sydney's eastern suburbs.”

Sydney Ma, Managing Director of Eterno, said the time was right to launch Halcyon under the Eterno name.

Top Spring Australia rebrands as Eterno and unveils Halcyon in Bondi

Mixed-use developments are becoming an increasingly popular choice for downsizers. They offer the ultimate in convenience, with retail and lifestyle amenities like cafes and shops right on the doorstep.

Newer mixed-use developments are also incorporating extensive facilities like gyms and pools, making them even more attractive to downsizers who are looking for absolute convenience. In contrast, apartment blocks built before 2000— which make up the majority of apartments in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs— lack both building amenities and nearby retail options.

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When Crown Group set out to design The Grand Residences Eastlakes, in the heart of Eastlakes, they knew they could create an offering tailored to downsizers. Part of the existing Eastlakes Shopping Centre was reinvented, while significant building facilities were added to offer a true lifestyle experience for those transitioning from larger family homes.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/the-grand-residences-eastlakes-16-evans-avenue-eastlakes">The Grand Residences</a> sits above The Grand Shopping Centre, which features Aldi, Woolworths Metro, Australia Post, plus a mix of specialty stores, providing immediate access to retail and dining options.

Within the building, private resident amenities include a 25-metre lap pool, gym, and manicured landscaped gardens. The rooftop terrace boasts panoramic views of Sydney, as well as barbecues, tables and chairs, a 65-inch TV and an outdoor lounge area, perfect for entertaining family and guests, including watching the new years eve fireworks.

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Completed in 2022, The Grand Residences has become a desirable location for downsizers and empty-nesters. There was a conscious effort to create functional apartments, so downsizers don’t have to compromise on quality.

The two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments have proven popular with downsizers who are looking for security and a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle, wanting to travel during their retirement.

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McGrath Projects Director Adam Sparkes says the opportunity to buy an apartment of this calibre in Eastlakes, and at an affordable price point, isn’t likely to come around again.

"Any future apartment development in Eastlakes will have to command higher prices due to the drastic increase in construction costs in recent years," Sparkes says.

"The Grand Residences really does represent great buying in the Eastern Suburbs."

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McGrath Projects Director Adam Sparkes says the opportunity to buy an apartment of this calibre in Eastlakes, and at an affordable price point, isn’t likely to come around again

The ultimate downsizer opportunity in the Eastern Suburbs

Above Zero and joint venture partner Wilbow Group are set to launch Glyndon, 13 architecturally designed homes in Camberwell.

Designed by&nbsp;Cera Stribley with interiors by Lauren Tarrant, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/glyndon-64-66-glyndon-road-camberwell">Glyndon</a> has been over three years in the making.&nbsp;Rooted in the area’s rich architectural heritage,&nbsp;Glyndon reinterprets Federation-era elegance through a contemporary lens.

Classic European influences merge with modern principles to create timeless yet low-maintenance homes that prioritise both form and function.

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Nestled on a quiet and prestigious tree-lined street, Glyndon enjoys a sought-after position within walking proximity to Fordham Village, with boutique shopping, dining, and leafy parklands just a short walk away. Families and downsizers are likely to show the most interest given how close some of Melbourne’s leading private and public schools are.

Glyndon marks Lauren Tarrant’s debut in multi-residential design. The interiors were inspired by classic Parisian residences and will feature intricate stonework, bespoke flooring patterns, and an elevated material palette.

AJ Batra, Managing Director of Above Zero, says Glyndon is designed for living, and a sequal to their&nbsp;Rondure House project.

"We’ve drawn on Camberwell’s architectural heritage to create homes that seamlessly blend modern elegance with timeless Federation-era influences, all elevated by interiors inspired by classic French design," Batra says.

"These residences redefine multi-residential living, delivering a level of detail and materiality that hasn’t been seen before in this space. Glyndon is a home for those who appreciate design, craftsmanship, and enduring quality.”&nbsp;

Each home offers a private, flexible retreat in the secure basement. The&nbsp;customisable area allows residents to create a private health and wellness sanctuary, complete with a sauna and plunge bath, or a multi-dimensional family retreat with a wine bar and cinema.

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Designed with longevity and sustainability in mind, Glyndon maximises natural light and achieves a 7.5-star energy rating for an effortlessly efficient home.&nbsp;

“Designed for living, built for life—Glyndon encapsulates our commitment to crafting homes that are not only architecturally striking but also enduring and secure," Batra added.

"These are residences designed to evolve with our residents, offering a foundation for a beautifully considered lifestyle."

Priced from $2.4 million, Glyndon officially launches in May 2025. Construction is set to begin in Q3 2025.&nbsp;

Jellis Craig Projects Director Stephen Bowtell is selling Glyndon.

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