Topic - Developments

Allambie Heights Village (Sydney) wins Land and Environment Court approval for 24 Premium Apartments

May 02 2022 Updated May 3, 2023

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It is taken the Allambie Heights Village four years to secure approval for 24 Premium Apartments to be added to its existing village.

The community Not For Profit opened in 1996 and has 55 ILUs plus a residential aged care facility on site. Current units sell from $500K to $750K.

“This is a great result after a very long process”, said Ciarán Foley, Chief Executive Officer.

“This development represents additional growth and further diversification for our Company.”

The apartments will have Sydney’s City Skyline and bush views.

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