Plans revealed for retail, commercial precinct at $280 million Esplanade Norwest project
THE HILLS has always been known as the destination to live, work and play, but developers behind Esplanade Norwest have taken this moto literally in its latest plans.
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THE HILLS has always been known as the destination to live, work and play, but developers behind Esplanade Norwest have taken this motto literally in its latest plans.
The former Norwest Ice Rink site is currently being transformed into a $280 million residential and commercial precinct by Capital Bluestone and new partner Aoyuan International, who will be tasked with bringing the development to life.
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As cranes are installed to commence the construction of 252 apartments across two 19-storey towers, the developers revealed plans for an exclusive outdoor cinema and pool club, as well as three levels of boutique workspaces, waterfront dining and retail areas a new public boardwalk at Norwest Lakes.
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Capital Corporation director, Steve Grant said Norwest’s transformation, quickly gathering pace with key infrastructure projects like the North West Rail link soon to complete, heralded an entirely new chapter for the business park.
“Norwest has been the place of pioneers for the last 27 years and Esplanade Norwest flew the flag for the next stage,” Mr Grant said.
“We’re really proud of what we’ve already achieved here and the new lifestyle opportunity this project will deliver.”
Esplanade at Norwest will be the first development for Aoyuan Internation in the Hills District.
The former Norwest Ice Rink site is being transformed into a $280 million residential and commercial precinct by Capital Bluestone and new partner Aoyuan International.
As cranes are installed to start the construction of 252 apartments across two 19-storey towers, the developers revealed plans for an outdoor cinema and pool club as well as three levels of boutique workspaces, waterfront dining and shops.
A public boardwalk will also be built at Norwest Lakes.
Capital Corporation director Steve Grant said Norwest’s transformation heralded a new chapter for the business park.
“Norwest has been the place of pioneers for the last 27 years and Esplanade Norwest flew the flag for the next stage,” Mr Grant said.
“We’re really proud of what we’ve already achieved here and the new lifestyle opportunity this project will deliver.”
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