Welcoming back open homes this Saturday

We are pleased to announce the recommencement of 19 open homes. Register your visit & find your suitable home.

This week’s spectacular sales results are a testament to the strength of market conditions, and our prediction last week that lifted restrictions would further propel already peaking levels of buyer activity. 
 

We exchanged eight properties in the last seven days: 308/3 The Piazza, Wentworth Point (2 bed), 2303/11 Wentworth Place, Wentworth Point(2 bed), 1003/13 Verona Drive, Wentworth Point (2 bed, off market) 2307/46 Savona Drive, Wentworth Point (1 bed + study), 605/16 Corniche Drive, Wentworth Point (2 bed), 301/55 Hill Road, Wentworth Point (1 bed, off market), 905/43 Shoreline Drive, Rhodes (1 bed) and 1/21 Gibbons St, Auburn (2 bed).
 

2303/11 Wentworth Place reached an outstanding sale price of $980,000 - now the highest price for a two bedroom apartment in the Marina Square building, surpassing the previous $940,000 record set by our team in February this year on a comparable, level 24 property.
 

With lockdown well and truly behind us, we’re pleased to announce the recommencement of open homes, and will be opening the doors of 19 homes to you this Saturday. We remain committed to accommodating what suits you during this time, and that means continuing to also offer private and virtual inspections to our buyers.
 

You can expect that we’ll coordinate safe and timely inspections that follow NSW Health advice. To assist us, we ask that all attendees register their attendance ahead of time, have a copy of their vaccination certificate on hand, and continue to adhere to mandatory mask wearing requirements. Your ongoing cooperation is greatly appreciated.

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