There’s no sign of Palm Beach’s development boom slowing down.

Local developer Chippendale Group — which welcomed buyers to its Eva on Tenth project late last year — is now moving ahead with its next venture, Elise.

Similar in scale to Eva, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/elise-1425-1427-gold-coast-highway-palm-beach-qld-4221">Elise</a> will deliver 47 two-bedroom apartments, several with multipurpose rooms and dedicated study spaces. The project occupies a 1,230 sqm site at 1425–1427 Gold Coast Highway, with dual frontage to Twenty Fifth Avenue.&nbsp;It is on the prized eastern side of the Gold Coast Highway, 55m to the sand.

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Chippendale Group, led by&nbsp;fifth-generation family member and local businessman Daniel&nbsp;Chippendale, appointed BDA again to design Elise.

They noted in their submission to the Gold Coast City Council that the design "prioritises visual permeability and climatic performance to create a liveable residential outcome in a prominent beachfront location”.

The nine-level building will also home two swimming pools on the ground level, a gym with a sauna, and a resident lounge with dining space, kitchen, and barbecue area.&nbsp;

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Palm Beach is going through another wave of development. The quiet suburb became one of the most in demand suburbs in the country in 2020 and 2021 during the onset of COVID-19, with both developers and buyers scrambling to get into the market.

Those developments have since been delivered and settled - and now there's a new wave of projects coming through.

Sherpa has two projects, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/amargo-6-12-sixth-avenue-palm-beach-qld-4221">Amargo</a>, and <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/flourish-ovana-1150-1154-gold-coast-highway-palm-beach-qld-4221">Flourish Ovana</a>, across the road from each other on Sixth Avenue, while&nbsp;

On the eastern side of the Gold Coast Highway, DJ Fisher and wife Chloe launched <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/pescado-palm-beach-228-230-jefferson-lane-palm-beach-qld-4221">Pescado</a>, to much fanfare. Gordon Corp is also soon to release its newest development, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/elle-on-jefferson-62-64-jefferson-lane-palm-beach-qld-4221">Elle on Jefferson</a>. BPG Developments is also planning a <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/news/qld/first-look-bpg-developments-returns-to-palm-beach-new-apartment-market">new project on Jefferson Lane</a>.

Joel Robinson

First Look: Chippendale plots new Palm Beach apartment development after completing EVA Tenth Avenue

Frankston City Council has approved planning application for Pace Development Group's $91 million development at the cinematic location of 438-444 Nepean Highway Frankston.

The former home of Frankston Cinemas will be transformed into a 14 storey mixed-use building with views of the bay.

Pace’s approved plans include 144 apartments, one shop, two hospitality spaces, a wellness centre, gym, plus 202 car parking spaces across three basement levels accessed from Nepean Highway. Works are due to commence early 2026 for completion in early 2030. The site has been derelict for over a decade, following the closure of the Frankston Cinema in March 2014.

There are currently seven approved private sector mixed-use developments in Frankston’s city centre. Urban DC’s Harbour Frankston commenced construction in May 2025, after their first project, Horizon Frankston, broke records as Victoria’s fastest selling development back in 2023/24.

Pre-sales on both developments identify enormous local demand for a diversity of housing including the premium market, and more options for downsizers.

Frankston City Mayor Kris Bolam JP says the transformation to the urban beautification, local economy, vibrancy and overall reputation from these award-winning developers and architects is going to be "insurmountable."

"When you look at the current list of approved and recently completed projects, Frankston City has a $506 million price tag of private development! Not to mention the additional 770 residential dwellings that will contribute to our housing targets,"&nbsp;Bolam says.

"Every visitor daring to pass through Frankston will have a changed perception of our City, every investor will understand the sheer magnitude of opportunity, every business will realise the potential, and every resident will proudly know that Frankston City is experiencing the most exciting trajectory in decades. There is no doubt that the next evolution of Frankston City will exceed everyone’s wildest expectations.”

Pace Development Group’s original proposal was not supported by Council in April 2023 and ultimately rejected by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal&nbsp;(VCAT) in July 2024. However once the Victorian Planning Minister had approved implementation of Council’s Frankston Metropolitan Activity Centre (FMAC) Structure Plan into the Frankston Planning Scheme in April 2025, Pace was able to work with Council to satisfactorily address any concerns and align plans accordingly.

Shane Wilkinson, Managing Director of Pace Development Group, said the permit approval was incredibly exciting both for the project at 438-444 Nepean Highway and for Frankston's broader transformation.

"Frankston is on the cusp of major change thanks to the forward-thinking vision of the Frankston City Council," Wilkinson says.

"With the Council's valued support, Pace is proud to be playing a leading role in helping to shape the transformation of Frankston by delivering new homes, jobs and retail opportunities for the Frankston community."

Mayor Bolam added that the Council’s newly adopted FMAC Structure Plan is giving greater confidence to investors that Frankston City is a proven investment hot spot with an optimal strategic planning framework for success.

"The final successful application from Pace is an impressive reflection of our community’s expectations and a great alignment with our Structure Plan. This is yet another development that will help guide Frankston City’s ongoing transformation.”

The FMAC Structure Plan, which provides critical clear direction on a number of criteria including land use, building design, housing and accommodation, is just one of several initiatives designed by Council to encourage, guide and support development applications. Council’s 2025-2026 Annual Budget includes a new differential rate to encourage the development of vacant and land-banked properties in Frankston’s city centre.

Vacant properties within the Frankston Metropolitan Activity Centre and along the Nepean Highway now attract a differential rate three times higher than the general rate, a measure designed to&nbsp;prevent land-banking and drive much needed investment into housing and commercial projects.

Council is also developing a streamlined application assessment timeframe for major developments that recognises the need for faster processing and review timeframes for larger projects, whilst still maintaining robust assessment standards.

Pace Development Group greenlit for 144 apartments in booming Frankston

As Melbourne eyes a net-zero future by 2035, developer Milieu is getting well ahead of the curve. Its new Malvern and Brunswick developments are fossil fuel–free, achieving an average 7-star and 7.5-star NatHERS rating through inclusions like solar photovoltaic systems, high levels of insulation, and passive design that encourages cross-flow ventilation.

Milieu’s largest project to date puts sustainability at the forefront and provides an opportunity to trial new initiatives—particularly in landscaping—thanks to the project’s scale and its unrepeatable, near-1.2-hectare block neighbouring the 140-year-old, heritage-listed Rippon Lea Estate.

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Milieu’s nature-first masterplan, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/elsternwick-gardens-by-milieu-8-gordon-street-elsternwick-vic-3185">Elsternwick Gardens</a>, will transform the former ABC Studios on Gordon Street into a new neighbourhood of low-rise buildings interspersed with walking trails, extensive landscaping, and pocket gardens by landscape architect Oculus. Over 40 per cent of the site will be dedicated to green space, with mature tree retention and a resident-access-only gate connecting directly to the Rippon Lea Estate’s gardens.

Like their Malvern and Brunswick projects, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/elsternwick-gardens-by-milieu-8-gordon-street-elsternwick-vic-3185">Elsternwick Gardens</a> will be entirely fossil fuel–free, with no connection to the natural gas network. All appliances and services will be electric, enabling residents to operate on 100 per cent renewable energy. Solar photovoltaic systems are powering common building services and reducing both environmental impact and energy bills.

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Water efficiency is another key feature. Rainwater harvesting tanks will irrigate the landscape, reducing reliance on freshwater and easing pressure on Melbourne’s stormwater system. High WELS-rated tapware and fixtures will further minimise water waste.

A multi-waste stream system will promote recycling and efficient waste separation for recyclables, general waste, and green waste. Car parking areas will include infrastructure for electric vehicle (EV) chargers, supporting the transition to sustainable transport.

<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/milieu-property">Milieu</a> has so far launched two of the residential buildings: Ripponlea Terrace and Gordon Place, with design by Woods Bagot and K.P.D.O. Ripponlea Terrace features a facade covered in cascading greenery that connects seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Interiors are defined by natural stone, timber finishes, and soft colour accents. Gordon Place is one of the neighbourhood’s most sustainable buildings, incorporating high-performance insulation, double-glazed windows, and energy-efficient heating and cooling systems.

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Beyond environmental performance, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/elsternwick-gardens-by-milieu-8-gordon-street-elsternwick-vic-3185">Elsternwick Gardens</a> is also designed to support wellbeing and community. A wellness hub—including yoga and Pilates studios, saunas, and mineral pools—sits alongside pet care amenities, shared lounges, and workshop areas. Technological features such as smart locks, secure parcel lockers, and number plate recognition for car park access round out Milieu’s vision for modern, connected living.

Milieu Founder and Managing Director Michael McCormack says <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/elsternwick-gardens-by-milieu-8-gordon-street-elsternwick-vic-3185">Elsternwick Gardens</a> is a once-in-a-generation opportunity.

“The layers of thought and design within this project, alongside the historical and cultural importance of the site, renders this our most significant undertaking to date," McCormack says.

“This site represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build something truly special. Our first step was to engage the local community, to get a sense of what they expected. Through that process, we arrived at a design that centres on a fully realised natural landscape – a series of private, interconnected gardens that encircle the homes and extend seamlessly from Rippon Lea Estate.”

Milieu recently appointed Brady Constructions to handle the build. The development will be delivered in stages, with the first residents expected to move in by early 2027.

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Milieu champions sustainability at Elsternwick Gardens

Developments plans continue to pour in in the Sydney CBD.

While there's been skyscrapers sought and approved across the city in recent months, the latest plans are more boutique.&nbsp;

SLD Development has filed for a $30 million mixed-use building on a near-800 sqm site at 768-772 George Street, on the corner of Rawson Place, in Haymarket.

The adaptive reuse plans will see the heritage-listed GIO Building, built in the 1930s, redeveloped and incorporated into the new structure. It was designed in the "Inter-War Chicagoesque style", and has been subject to extensive internal alterations over time.

<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/dickson-rothschild">Dickson Rothschild</a>&nbsp;has designed the new building, which will rise as high at 14 storeys. There will be an 83-room hotel across the first seven levels, behind the retained heritage facade, and a rooftop bar for hotel guest.

Above the hotel will be an additional six-storey structure, with 30 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments.

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The ground floor would be activated by two food and drink premises, supported by shared building services including a loading dock, plant, waste facilities, and end-of-trip amenities located in the basement.

According to the Urban Design Report, the design strategy centres on reinstating the heritage building’s prominence at this corner location, improving the public interface along George and Barlow Streets, and introducing finer-grained ground-level activation.&nbsp;

The new upper form is set back to respect the existing street wall, while providing a scale transition to taller nearby developments envisaged under the Central Precinct Renewal and Haymarket–Chinatown Public Domain plans.

The George and Barlow Street elevations, identified as the most significant heritage elements, would be retained, while less-significant facades to Parker Lane and the northern boundary would be adapted to suit the new program.

SLD Development was founded in 2015 and has developments in Killara, Kogarah, Sutherland, and Castle Hill.&nbsp;

They noted on their website that the Haymarket development is "set to redefine luxury living in the heart of Sydney."

"This prestigious project will feature an exquisite blend of a luxury hotel and premium residential apartments, offering unparalleled comfort and sophistication. Ideally located on George Street, this development enjoys high pedestrian exposure and provides seamless access to the best of the city."

The latest plans joins several major announcements in the last few months. Lendlease has sought to <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/news/nsw/lendlease-buys-approved-liverpool-st-hyde-park-development-site-on-sydney-cbd-fringe">develop around 200 apartments on Hyde Park</a>, while Charter Hall has been given approval to develop <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/news/nsw/city-of-sydney-backs-charter-hall-s-925m-hyde-park-tower">its Hyde Park tower</a>.

First look: Apartment and hotel plans proposed for Haymarket’s heritage-listed GIO Building

<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/urban-property-group">Urban Property Group</a>&nbsp;has kicked off construction at its new Edmondson Park masterplan, Chapter Place, a mixed0use residential and retail precinct that will bring up to 1,900 new homes to Sydney's thriving south west.

The ground was broken for the first 43, three-level terraces in the development, which will be completed within 12 months.

It is the first of Chapter Place’s five sites to be developed across 51,634 sqm. Located just 800 metres from Edmondson Park Station, an estimated 4,700 residents will call the $1.5 billion development home by mid-2030. &nbsp;

Urban CEO Patrick Elias said the precinct marked a new chapter in high-quality residential development for the region.&nbsp;

“This is the first step in creating an innovative, sustainable and welcoming community, offering a mix of well-connected homes that bring smart, practical living to Sydney’s South West,” Elias said. &nbsp;

“Chapter Place will support community growth and connection, contributing to the urgently &nbsp;needed local housing supply with beautifully designed, high amenity housing and shared &nbsp;open spaces.&nbsp;

“Importantly, the development will also include 272 designated affordable homes for essential workers.”&nbsp;

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Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun welcomed the new development in the booming South West.&nbsp;

“Chapter Place is a wonderful new addition for Edmondson Park – an area that’s attracting &nbsp;residents drawn to its open green spaces, public transport, schools and thriving job market &nbsp;due to the construction of Western Sydney Airport and nearby Bradfield City," Mannoun said.

“This project will create another 5,200 new jobs over the next five years, which is another &nbsp;terrific boost for southwest Sydney residents.”&nbsp;

The site was acquired in 2021 from Landcom, the New South Wales Government's land and &nbsp;property development organisation.&nbsp;

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Chapter Place showcases a range of innovative sustainability initiatives. In collaboration with Austral Bricks, Urban has created a custom brick produced just 22 kilometres from the site and incorporating 21 per cent recycled content. Carbon-neutral bricks will be used &nbsp;throughout the construction of Chapter Place apartments, reflecting a strong commitment to &nbsp;environmentally responsible design.&nbsp;

Other sustainability features include energy-efficient, fully electric appliances with maximum &nbsp;Energy Star ratings and solar battery storage to meet household operational energy needs. &nbsp;

Chapter Place follows Urban’s delivery of The Halston at North Strathfield, the first residential project to be completed under the NSW Government’s new affordable housing policy, which opened in June this year.&nbsp;

John Brogden, Chair of Urban’s Advisory Board, said the property marked another milestone in development for the Sydney market.&nbsp;

“This family-owned and run business is delivering a range of innovative and diverse housing &nbsp;choices that respond to changing needs and market demographics, especially in areas of &nbsp;high growth like Western Sydney.&nbsp;

“Chapter Place is another example of high-quality development that creates not just homes &nbsp;but thriving local communities.”&nbsp;

The first stage of 43 terrace homes, designed by Cox Architecture, is scheduled for completion in mid-2026. Construction on the second stage - comprising 63 terrace homes also designed by Cox - is set to commence in October, with completion expected by April 2027.&nbsp;

Urban CEO Patrick Elias said the precinct marked a new chapter in high-quality residential  development for the region

Urban Property Group reveals first stage of Chapter Place, 1,900 new homes in Edmondson Park

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As COVID-19 marks the shift to valuing the importance of living nearby lifestyle amenities and natural spaces, beachside properties are becoming a hot commodity amongst investors and homebuyers.

Imagine investing in one of Australia&rsquo;s booming coastal hotspots, reaping the rewards of owning a beachside property in a suburb yet to reach its capital growth peak.

Urban takes a look at five properties in fast-growing beachside suburbs that may make for an exciting lifestyle change and strong investment decision.

1. Ryrie Home, Geelong

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Located in the fastest-growing regional city in Australia, Ryrie Home provides the ideal sea change for residents hoping to escape the bustle of cities like Melbourne and Sydney.

Located within walking distance to Eastern Beach, the property is also proving popular with investors. It was listed as Urban&#39;s most popular investor project for Q1 2021.

This is thanks to Geelong&rsquo;s low vacancy rate of 1.7 per cent and the 10 per cent per annum growth in apartments over the last three years.

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Investors are similarly drawn to the growing region thanks to transport improvements in Geelong, including the $100 million fast rail and the&nbsp;$6.7 billion Westgate Tunnel which will shave 20 minutes off any commute.

Developed by Franz&eacute; and designed by Architectus, the project boasts one, two and three-bedroom residences across 11 storeys, drawing upon Geelong&rsquo;s history and its architectural vernacular.

2. Siskas at Taskers, Fremantle

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Only a 20-minutes drive to Perth&rsquo;s CBD or a swift boat cruise to the magnificent Rottnest Island, Siskas is a great new development to hit Fremantle.

Delivered by Gary Dempsey Developments, the development makes up the highly-anticipated final release of their coveted Taskers development.

Just 250-metres to Rocky Bay&rsquo;s stunning riverside walking trails or 450-metres to the pristine sands of Leighton Beach, Siskas enhances the cosmopolitan way of life that is resonating with owner-occupiers and investors alike.

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Designed by Zuideveld Marchant Hur, the development features five-star hotel-quality amenities, including 3,000sqm of private landscaped grounds, communal herb garden and fruit trees and temperature-controlled wine appreciation room.

If you are looking for an investment property, Fremantle units rent for $430 per week with a rental yield of 4.3 per cent, according to REA Group.

3. Pearl, Main Beach

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Located at 3550-3552&nbsp;Main Beach Parade, Pearl rises 30 floors and boasts 80 two and three-bedroom residences in the affluent Gold Coast suburb.

Although demographics point to a large portion of established independents, youth and elderly singles, families moving to Main Beach have been steadily growing, making Main Beach an enviable location for budding investors.

This is all thanks to the convenience of living close by the Marina Mirage, which has an array of boutique shopping and waterfront dining experiences.

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Developed by Raptis, Pearl offers a striking architectural presence and includes an exquisite lobby, rooftop pool and easy beach access.

Over the past year alone, two-bedroom units in Main Beach have seen weekly asking prices grow 17.0 per cent, according to SQM Research.

4.&nbsp;La Sal, Chelsea

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Drawing inspiration from the salt and sand of the sea nearby, La Sal presents the perfect beachside lifestyle in Chelsea.

Hallmarked by investors as a good investment suburb, Chelsea ranks second in Victoria when it comes to estimated capital gains experienced by property investors over the past three years, according to Smart Property Investment.

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Conceptualised and crafted by Lowe Living together with the acclaimed Chamberlain Architects, this boutique series of three townhomes and six apartments lies moments from Chelsea Beach.

The contemporary two-level built form sits in perfect harmony with its stunning beachside setting, evoking the essence of its striking context.

5. Villea, Palm Beach

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Delivered by Abadeen Group, Villea is nestled in the heart of the Southern Gold Coast and located only 400-metres from the beach.

The development comprises two and three-bedroom apartments, all with secure car parking and unrivalled panoramic views. 
 
Located in a commanding position with 70-metres of Northern frontage, Villea boasts incredible views over the Pacific Ocean, Tallebudgera Creek and the Burleigh Headland.

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Designed by BDA Architecture, each apartment has been meticulously designed to maximise space, light, and liveability, with sophisticated interiors that celebrate attention to detail and premium finishes.

On the heels of surging interstate migration, Palm Beach units have had exponential growth of more than 83 per cent over the past half-decade.

Urban takes a look at five properties in fast-growing beachside suburbs that may make for an exciting lifestyle change and strong investment decision

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Five of Australia's best holiday home apartments near the beach

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A four-bedroom, three-bathroom coastal home in Bronte sold for $5.85 million through Snowden Jones estate agents Louise Snowden and Rick Daniel on June 30, 2020.
Designed by Mary Ellen Hudson, the 53 Palmerston Avenue property is defined by its wave-like architecture.
Located at the end of a cul-de-sac with dual street access, the home is privately walled and gated with intercom entry, a security system and CCTV. 
The house showcases oak flooring, high ceilings, margarine wall finishes, spacious living and dining with Jetmaster gas fireplace, a sculptural central staircase, Artedomus Elba marble bathrooms, Antonio Lupi baths, and Aritcolo Bocci and Serge Mouille designer lighting.
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The designer kitchen with Artedomus Quartzite White Fantasy bench top has premium gas Wolf &amp; Sub Zero appliances, warming drawer and steamers, butler's pantry, custom cabinetry, and a bespoke bar with a  wine fridge. 
All four large bedrooms do not share a common wall, and the master bedroom with a retractable wall features a bespoke walk-in robe and ensuite. 
Situated on 387 sqm of land, the home also features walls of glass which open out to a north-facing courtyard and self-watering gardens, a covered terrace with built-in Wolf barbecue, an outdoor shower and 'Rock' outdoor speakers. 
According to Domain, 23 other four-bedroom houses in Bronte have recently been sold. 
A similar four-bedroom, two-bathroom home on Dickson Street sold for $3.45 million on July 2, 2020 and another four-bedroom, two-bathroom home on Tipper Avenue sold for $4.9 million on March 16, 2020, according to Realestate.com.au.  
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