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RetailStaff WriterTue 10 May 16

Metro Receives DA Approval For First NSW Project

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National residential developer, Metro Property Development has received DA approval
from Strathfield Council for a $260 million Town Home and Apartment development on part of the
Strathfield Golf Club site, representing its first major apartment development in New South Wales.

The 20,200 square metre site at 84 Centenary Drive was acquired by Metro last year. Metro will
create a new residential community on the site, comprising 50 luxury Town Homes and 178
apartments, with expectations to launch in the next six weeks.

High‐profile architects Marchese + Partners have been appointed to design the project. The Town
Homes will offer spacious three and four bedroom designs over two and three levels, some with
expansive views of the adjacent golf course. Apartments will come in a range of configurations
including one, two and three bedroom designs.

“We are very pleased to have received full development approval and look forward to launching the
project to the market later this month. We have already experienced a lot of early interest from
buyers keen to live in this unique location right on the golf course,” said Phil Leahy, of Metro
Properties.

“With a full turnkey offering exclusively located on the golf course, we had anticipated a lot of
interest. The proximity to transport as well as retail and education hubs present a solid investment
and lifestyle option,” he said.

Related Reading: Metro Property Secures Prime Sydney Development Site

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