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Co-founder of fashion label Sabo Skirt Thessy Kouzoukas and her husband and gym entrepreneur George Batsinilas have listed their apartment in Brisbane’s south side for sale.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment at 6/22 Selborne Street, Mount Gravatt East has price hopes of at least $550,000.
Kouzoukas, also known as Thessy K, started fashion label Sabo Skirt with her sister-in-law. 
Last year the couple snapped up a five-bedroom property in Holland Park West which they now plan to tear down and rebuild. The couple bought the home for $1.14 million, records show.
They have been living in another home they own in Brisbane for the past few years, needing more space after the birth of daughter Zani.
Place Estate Agents Kangaroo Point’s Michael Bacon said the apartment was unique for the Mount Gravatt East area.
The apartment itself is around five years old, had been repainted for sale and was the perfect property for first-home buyers, he said.
Kouzoukas and Batsinilas have been called one of the power couples of Brisbane, with Batsinilas the co-owner of an online fitness business and gym at Kangaroo Point known as FitazFk, according to Domain.
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Sabo Skirt co-founder Thessy Kouzoukas lists Mount Gravatt East apartment

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Gold Coast developer Adam Lacey has looked to the Brisbane suburb of Upper Mount Gravatt for his first solo project, the $36 million Bodhi Apartments.
The development will feature 78 one, two and three bedroom apartments across eight levels on the corner site.
Designed by RealSpace Creative in association with architects BDA, the building's name, Bodhi, came from a Sanskrit word that traditionally translates into English as 'enlightenment'.
Construction is expected to commence mid 2017.
Bodhi is the first of three new projects to be rolled out over the next 12 months by Lacey, who has established his own property company, Lacey Group.
He had previously spent seven year as co-director of Onyx Property Group.
Lacey said he was expecting interest from both owner-occupiers and investors.
"Bodhi is designed to suit those looking to downsize from large family homes in surrounding suburbs like Sunnybank, together with young professionals wanting a lifestyle location outside of the hustle and bustle of the CBD," he said.
"The position in the core Upper Mount Gravatt redevelopment precinct is also likely to appeal to investors wanting to capitalise on the future growth earmarked for the suburb."
The recent $400 million revamp of Westfield Garden City has rejuvenated the area with new cafes, restaurants and shopping in the suburb's centre.
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