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A bold new chapter in Gold Coast living has begun as leading Australian developer Homecorp launches sales for Stage Two at its visionary Cienna Varsity Ridge – a landmark release of 289 meticulously designed apartments that redefine premium affordability in one of Queensland’s fastest-growing lifestyle precincts.
Read moreIf you’ve been dreaming of owning your own slice of the Gold Coast, now’s your moment.
Sales have officially launched for Stage Two at Cienna Varsity Ridge, an exciting new release from leading Australian developer Homecorp. With 289 beautifully designed apartments starting from just $679,000, this vibrant new community is redefining what premium affordability looks like in one of Queensland’s fastest-growing lifestyle destinations.
Read moreLooking to buy your first home on the Gold Coast? Varsity Lakes might just be the perfect place to start your journey. Homecorp, one of Australia’s leading property developers, has just begun construction on Stage Two of Cienna Varsity Ridge – a thoughtfully designed, community-first development located in the heart of Varsity Lakes.
With 289 modern one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, Cienna Varsity Ridge offers first-home buyers a rare opportunity to own an affordable, beautifully designed apartment in one of the Gold Coast’s most sought-after areas.
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“There’s always obstacles,” he says. “Nothing runs to plan. Nothing’s perfect, right? There’s always speed bumps.
“We had a lot of issues. I mean, what did I know at 17? I wish I knew back then a quarter of the things I know today. But you’re always learning. You’ve just got to push through … and when you find something you love, you’re passionate about and really want to do from the heart, you’ve got to take that path.
“My parents always said to me, do the right thing because karma will always catch you, have a clear vision because if you can’t see it then nobody else bloody can, and believe in yourself. They’re the three things I’ve lived by all my life and that’s what I do.”
Homecorp’s ongoing delivery of residential projects has continued with the successful completion of the $270 million Eve Residences on the Gold Coast.
The luxury residential tower, which has transformed the Golden Mile, overlooking The Broadwater at Labrador, is the latest post-pandemic project that has capitalised on the luxury downsizer market.
The project comprises 157 stunning residences featuring a diverse range of living options, including a collection of two- and three-bedroom apartments, 16 sub-penthouses, and two ultra-luxury penthouses.
Read moreThe hotly-anticipated stage two of Cienna Varsity Ridge has officially been given the go ahead by the Gold Coast City Council, paving the way for the next phase of this inspiring project in the heart of Varsity Lakes.
The DA approval of stage two will bring forth 289 apartments across two 12- and 14-storey towers, with a collection of one, two and three-bedroom residences, carefully curated alongside generous open-living spaces designed to aid community connection.
Homecorp is proud to announce practical completion for levels 1-19 of Eve Residences at 180 Marine Parade, Southport.
Gracing the gateway to Southport’s Golden Mile, this inspiring modern masterpiece reflects the forms found in the Broadwater’s shifting sands.
An ambitious dive into build-to-rent towers by Gold Coast developer Ron Bakir, in tandem with giant US funds manager Morgan Stanley, has been turned on its head.
All but 20 of the 257 apartments in Cienna Varsity Ridge’s first two buildings, which were rushed by renters, quietly have been sold off to owner-occupiers and investors.
Ron and his Homecorp group bought out Morgan Stanley before embarking on the sell-off.
It appears both Ron and the American group have fared handsomely and might team up for other ventures.
Homecorp has added 83 apartments and an extra nine storeys across the last two towers planned for its half-complete $200-million Capital Court build-to-rent project.
The first stage of the project—comprising two towers of 10 and 16 storeys—has been delivered and its 257 apartments are occupied.
Under reworked plans by design studio BDA Architecture, the second stage has been increased in height from 10 to 12 storeys and 9 to 16 storeys, respectively adding 19 and 64 apartments.
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