Topic - developments
QLD: Stockland opens display suite for $69M vertical village in Newport
Dec 03 2018
1 min read
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The display unit will be open for viewing from 5 December at the Newport retirement village, which is part of Stockland’s new $590 million community being built on the Redcliffe Peninsula

When complete, the village will feature 125 two- and three-bedroom apartments across two six-storey buildings linked by a central landscaped podium.

The apartments will be priced from $449,000.

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