Offshore developer outlays $5.3m for Carnegie apartment site
An offshore developer is paying $5.3 million for a Carnegie site earmarked a six storey apartment complex.
The 2017 square metre holding, 1254-1258 Glen Huntly Road, traded within 24 hours of an Expressions of Interest campaign closing.
A permit – for 59 dwellings and two shops over a car park – was offered.
Based on the price Gross Waddell’s Danny Clark and Alex Ham achieved then, each unit site is valued at about $89,830.
The brokers also promoted a former development scheme which would have fit 70 flats in the shell (story continues below).
The Commercial 1 zoned parcel is near the eastern edge of a commercial precinct, just south of Caulfield Racecourse.
Next door Conrock is building another six storey residential project, Bloom.
Carnegie is about 12 kilometres south east of Melbourne.
Earlier this week a Preston block also permit-ready for a mid-rise apartment complex sold to Unison Housing – pricing each dwelling site at c$83,000.
