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OfficeStaff WriterMon 08 Feb 16

New $30 Million Bowden Apartment Project Set For Release

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A $30 million, 12-storey apartment project at Bowden near the Adelaide CBD will be released to buyers for the first time this week.

Adelaide-based developer Emmett Property will officially launch its new Park Central project with an initial registration of interest campaign for the 65 high quality residences that will make up the development.

Forming part of Renewal SA’s wider $1 billion Bowden development which is revitalising the former Clipsal industrial precinct, Park Central will become the tallest apartment building in the region and feature uninterrupted parkland views to nearby Adelaide Oval and the city.

It will include one, two and three-bedroom apartments and townhouses, with prices starting from $348,000.






In addition to Park Central and The Merchant apartments at Bowden, the firm recently completed a multi-million dollar freight terminal for Lindsay Transport at Direk, and is close to completing a new distribution centre, showroom and office for Haircare Australia at Marleston. It is also building a new $20 million commercial office complex on Frome Street in the city, which is due for completion in November.

The $1 billion Bowden development will ultimately comprise more than 2,400 homes as well as cafes, restaurants, offices, open spaces, parks and gardens as part of a vibrant, walkable community for approximately 3,500 new residents.



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