A NEW development at Rosebery is finally spelling out what most of us already know — we’re unlikely to raise our kids in a big house with a lawn. With even double-income families unable to afford a free-standing home near the CBD, specialist inner-city developer LiVstyle is hoping to offer an alternative in HOME, a 26-residence complex at Rosebery. With building set to start before the end of the year and all but four of the apartments boasting three bedrooms, it’s families who are expected to buy in. “These days only the affluent can afford to buy a house anywhere near the CBD so younger couples are being forced to put their plans for children on hold or settle for a property far from their workplace,” Peter Shield of Ray White Erskineville sais. “HOME is a sensible solution for a growing family … it offers all the creature comforts of a house but is free from external maintenance chores, allowing more quality time together.” Mr Shield continued. LivStyle director Aaron Tippett added that outdoor areas will be more than present in the form of communal green spaces. “The rooftop community park (at HOME) will become a tranquil environment for both relaxation and socialising, with shade trees, barbecues and seating that allow residents to enjoy the views and the sun,” he said. For more details, call 1800 274 990
Auction can be many things, it can represent opportunity but it can also be a challenge. Purchasing at auction, Sales Executive & Director Teresa Natoli points out, is often about the variables. One important factor about purchasing at auction is that you cannot control value. You cannot control market conditions, … Read more
We are looking to fill two positions, and are seeking driven individuals to join the team. Project Off the Plan Sales Executive & a Lead generator for office Directors Remuneration and commission package negotiable and varied depending on experience. Certificate of Registration essential Contact: Letrecia Tippett (02) 8644 8888 | letrecia.tippett@raywhite.com