Weekend Gold Coast Bulletin - Property

Mega sales rush at Southport

The $2.3 billion Imperial Square project has recorded almost $10 million in sales

- WORDS ALEISHA DAWSON

BUYERS have splashed almost $10 million in the Gold Coast’s $2.3 billion Imperial Square project’s inaugural stage, the $155 million Regal Residences.

The mega sales have exceeded the expectatio­ns of developer Azzura, with buyers scrambling for new product within a masterplan­ned precinct, set to become the Southport CBD’s new cosmopolit­an heart.

“We’re so pleased to have witnessed such a strong uptake in Regal Residences, especially considerin­g the COVID-19 economic climate we launched within,” said Azzura CEO Mr

Robert Badalotti.

“Having said that we believed we had priced these apartments so well and people are certainly getting a true sense of the quality and meticulous design through our fully furnished two-bedroom apartment display on site.

“The price point of the offering, combined with the project’s amenities and location, is proving particular­ly popular amongst local owner-occupiers.”

Launched soon after the Federal Government’s announceme­nt of the $25,000 Home Builder Scheme, the project’s launch allowed Azzura to tap into a market of owneroccup­iers able to take advantage of the range of incentives.

“The $25,000 incentive, combined with the $15,000 First Home Owners Grant makes purchasing at Imperial Square feasible for many buyers which is no doubt assisting in the sales process,” said Mr Badalotti.

The first stage, Regal Residences, is set to rise 14 levels, offering a combinatio­n of 143 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, priced from $349,000, as well as two rooftop penthouses, and a four-and-a-half-star hotel with 200 suites.

Azzura’s sales director Julian Sutherland said traffic through the display suite had been very strong.

“To have a project of this scale, with residentia­l, retail and commercial offerings, creates a depth of interest from the local community all the way through to large-scale organisati­ons and major investors,” said Mr Sutherland.

“With the reopening of the Queensland border we expect that sales will continue to rise further as buyers from New South Wales, who have been expressing great interest since the project’s launch, can now see for themselves the great offering that Imperial Square is.”

Imperial Square will be built on a 1.34ha site at 59-73 Meron St with constructi­on on stage one starting in October.

The completed four stage developmen­t will offer around 1,600 dwellings and 40,000sq m of commercial and retail space.

Future stages include the 48-level Monarch Place, the 68-level Imperial Tower and The Majesty which will rise 108 levels.

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