Jewel Surfers Paradise: First look at new luxury units as they hit the market
New units inside the Jewel triple-towers are on the market, with some carrying a price tag of $6.5m each. Here’s what they look like.
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Another 30 premium units inside the $1.5bn Jewel triple-towers have been put on the market after higher-than-expected demand.
The $71 million worth of units, the second tranche of Jewel’s “Sapphire collection” will be made available after buyers forked out $82m for the first 40 apartments.
Ranging from one to three bedrooms, the units will be priced from between $800,000 and $6.5m
TOTAL Property Group managing director Adrian Parsons, who is marketing the project, said the
“Demand for apartments at Jewel Private Residences has been high as we expected, as these are brand new, move in ready apartments right on the beach at the Gold Coast – there is nothing else like it on the market at the moment, except for off-the-plan options,” Mr Parsons said.
“We haven’t seen this level of luxury in a brand-new apartment building on absolute beachfront in many years, so interest has been high, and our team has been busy showing buyers through Jewel Private Residences and the apartment displays, with a number of the displays selling on inspection,” he said. “Demand for premium apartments on the Gold Coast is showing no signs of slowing down as there is limited stock and the fact these are brand new, beachfront residences with five-star amenities from an international hotel presents an exceptional opportunity.
“Gold Coast’s predicted growth as we continue this trajectory towards the 2032 Olympics is being driven by the sought-after lifestyle available here and the ability to relocate work or business because we are so close to Brisbane and have easy access to Queensland’s two major international airports.”
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