In a property landscape where bang for buck is increasingly challenging, Hurstville is quietly making a case for itself as one of Sydney’s value property buys.
Apartments at Horizon in Hurstville start at $672,000.
About 16km south of the CBD, Hurstville is entering a new phase driven by urban renewal, upgraded infrastructure and a growing wave of hospitality and lifestyle options.
Horizon Hurstville, the final stage in the East Quarter Village precinct developed by Masscon and The One Collection, is due for completion later this year.
It will deliver 179 apartments alongside a new retail and food hub St Clair Lane.
A mix of eateries and shops including Woolworths, the laneway was named in honour of the local music studio where the Bee Gees recorded their hit album Spicks and Specks in 1966.
Designed by DKO Architecture, the 19-storey Horizon Hurstville was created to capture sweeping views across Botany Bay, Georges River to the city skyline.
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Horizon, Hurstville is 19 storeys high.
Intricate brickwork of the facade honours the area’s heritage, while expansive greenery connects seamlessly with green spaces at Kempt Field.
“Hurstville represents exceptional value for money in Sydney’s current apartment market,” said Michael Klevansky, CEO of LINK Property.
“For both owner-occupiers and investors, buyers are recognising that they can secure a high-quality new apartment in a well-connected, amenity-rich suburb like Hurstville, often for significantly less than comparable properties in inner-city locations.”
Horizon Hurstville has a low entry point when compared with average Sydney apartment prices.
One-bedroom units start at $672,000, two-bedroom apartments begin at $955,000, while three-bedroom residences are priced from $1.45m.
Two bedroom units start at $955,000.
Three bedders are priced from $1.45m.
Construction is underway, with completion expected later this year.
So far, 95 of the 179 apartments have already sold to both homebuyers and investors, with weekly rents estimated at $680 to $770 for one-bedroom units, $950 to $980 for two-bedrooms and $1100 - $1150 for three-bedders.
Masscon founding director Charlie Ayoub said the project reflects the affordability and potential capital gain that Hurstville offers.
“Any property purchase must represent good value and all purchases and investments must have financial gain,” he said.
“When identifying new projects, I always put myself in the buyers’ position and wouldn’t build apartments in locations I wouldn’t buy or live in.
“Horizon Hurstville represents this.” .
There’s an on-site wellness centre and exercise spaces. And it’s also close to private and public hospitals, the domestic and international airports, beaches, and Hurstville’s transport hub.
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