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Leon Della Bosca
Fri 04 Sep 26

Barings, Aware Super Open 433-Home Melbourne BtR Tower

WeAreLiving Queens full view from Albert park

Barings and Aware Super have opened WeAreLiving Queens, a $405-million build-to-rent development of 433 homes beside Albert Park in inner-city Melbourne.

The WeAreLiving platform is owned by Aware Super and managed by Barings. It is the brand’s third build-to-rent development to open in 2026.

Barings Real Estate Australia head of residential Warwick Dowler said the project was its largest build-to-rent development to date.

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