Article – Property and Build On 30 April, Australias building ministers agreed to include minimum accessibility standards in the 2022 National Construction Code. This decision reflects how housing needs to be more flexible to meet the changing needs of an aging population during …
On 30 April, Australia’s building ministers agreed to include minimum accessibility standards in the 2022 National Construction Code. This decision reflects how housing needs to be more flexible to meet the changing needs of an aging population during the next decades.
Within 40 years, the number of Australians with a mobility limitation is estimated to almost double from 3 million to nearly 6 million.
Jarrod Reedie
Ancora – designed by WMK Architecture – features 64 one, two and three-bedroom apartments in close proximity to the Shellharbour Marina and other amenities. Its harbourside position also offers a short walk to The Waterfront Town Centre, Harbourside Dining Precinct and Waterfront Tavern.
Many apartments will boast stunning harbour views, while other apartments enjoy a stunning natural corridor outlook. Ancora will also feature landscaped walkways and seating areas, plus a resident-only infinity pool with picturesque views over the natural landscape and out to the marina.
WMK Principal and Ancora Building Director John Andreas says the design approach was formulated around taking advantage of the coastal environment.
DGAP-Adhoc: Dexus Finance Pty Limited: March 2021 quarter update - Initiatives progressed to expand Funds Management business
Dexus Finance Pty Limited: March 2021 quarter update - Initiatives progressed to expand Funds Management business
04-May-2021 / 06:45 CET/CEST
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Dexus today announced an update for the quarter ended 31 March 2021.
In Australia, the March 2021 quarter saw the commencement of the COVID-19 vaccine roll out and an increase in physical occupancy across CBD office locations. Positive economic indicators point to a continued economic recovery, reflected in growing employment numbers, increasing house prices and a rebound in business and consumer confidence.
Jarrod Reedie
Frasers Property Australia’s $2.1 billion masterplanned mixed tenure community Midtown MacPark has made quite the splash since its October launch, with 60% of the 269 MAC Residences apartments already sold.
The community, based in Sydney’s north-west, has been developed in conjunction with the NSW Government, and will feature 3,300 Bates Smart-designed, diverse apartments integrated within a fully master planned community.
Nigel Edgar, Fraser Property Australia’s General Manager Development NSW, says the community affords the opportunity to live within a smartly designed, contemporary township.
“Midtown MacPark is the only current opportunity for people to secure a new home in Sydney’s best connected new community and access all the benefits of an integrated masterplan,” he says.