Sutherland apartment development Dwell hits major milestone as locals drive purchaser activity

Luke Barbuto, Head of Project Marketing for Highland, says the demand has come from within the local area
Sutherland apartment development Dwell hits major milestone as locals drive purchaser activity
Joel Robinson June 21, 2023SALES UPDATE

Sutherland Shire locals have staked their claim at Dwell, the Sutherland apartment development by Altitude NSW Pty Ltd.

The $30 million worth of sales means half of the 47 one, two and three-bedroom apartments are already spoken for.

Luke Barbuto, Head of Project Marketing for Highland, says the demand has come from within the local area.

"Many of these buyers are local downsizers and first home buyers, both of which have been enticed by Dwell’s unique location, spectacular architecture, incredible amenity offerings, and beautiful living spaces,” Barbuto said.  

“Reaching 50 per cent sold is largely due to the surge of owner-occupiers who are continuing to drive the demand for apartment living, during a time where vacancy rates are at an all-time low.” 

The seven-level project has been architecturally crafted to pay homage to Sutherland's surroundings and features natural materials, neutral tones and a greenery that drapes Dwell's facade.

Remaining one-bedroom residences are priced from $640,000, two-bedrooms from $900,000, and three bedrooms from $1.3 million.

“Given the rate with which Dwell apartments have been purchased, we expect the remaining apartments to sell out fast,” Barbuto added. 

“I think the sales we’ve achieved to date is a strong indication that there is a robust appetite for exceptionally designed high-quality, low maintenance apartment living in the Sutherland region.”

Dwell, which is expected to complete construction in a few months, will also feature a swimming pool, and landscaped garden, and barbecue areas.

On top of the sales, the Flora Street building is achieving a record sqm rate for Sutherland at $13,300 per sqm.

Joel Robinson

Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at Urban.com.au, managing Urban's editorial team and creating the largest news cycle for the off the plan property market in the country. Joel has been writing about residential real estate for nearly a decade, following a degree in Business Management with a major in Journalism at Leeds Beckett University in England. He specializes in off the plan apartments, and has a particular interest in the development application process for new projects.

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