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Loftus Lane apartments sell out marking another milestone for Quay Quarter Sydney precinct

By AMP Capital media team

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AMP Capital has announced that all three of the luxury Loftus Lane buildings, part of the Quay Quarter Sydney precinct, have sold out in just over two hours at today’s sales launch.

The successful sales campaign, which saw a record number of expressions of interest for just 106 apartments, started in March, with sales officially opening today.

The residential sales success continues the momentum behind the broader Quay Quarter Sydney development, which will bring about a major revitalisation of Circular Quay, elevating the area to its rightful status as the gateway to Sydney.  It also includes Quay Quarter Tower, which is expected to be completed in late 2020 and will have AMP as the anchor tenant.

According to Global Head of Real Estate for AMP Capital Carmel Hourigan: “Loftus Lane and Quay Quarter represent a very important project for AMP Capital in a very special location.  AMP has called Circular Quay home for 55 years and we will continue our long legacy in this special part of Sydney for years to come.  Through our Quay Quarter development, we are revitalising Sydney’s most renowned precinct to create the city’s newest urban neighbourhood and today’s result is a significant milestone for our investors and all stakeholders.

“We are in the business of delivering great investment experiences and driving great outcomes for our investors.  The Quay Quarter Sydney development, including the Loftus Lane apartments, is a fantastic example of this.”

CBRE Chairman of Residential Projects Justin Brown said the iconic location of the luxury Loftus Lane apartments resonated with the market. He said: “Today’s success was testament to the strength in the CBD premium apartment market, which we believe to be the most undersupplied market in the country.

“The majority of Loftus Lane buyers were local and many intend to reside in the buildings with one of the drawcards being the opportunity to buy into a boutique development in such a premier location.

“Interest was also underpinned by the regeneration of Circular Quay, with in excess of $4 billion being spent on infrastructure, six star hotels, new commercial and retail development in this precinct.”

The original plan was a staged-launch for the three buildings. However, high demand for the Loftus Lane apartments resulted in all three buildings being released in one go and subsequently selling out.

The sell-out of the residential component of the Quay Quarter Sydney development marks another milestone for the project, which is being developed by AMP Capital on behalf of investors in the AMP Capital Wholesale Office Fund (AWOF) and AMP Capital Diversified Property Fund (ADPF).

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