Foresight Property Group

20/05/2015

Quattro making good progress at Collins Crossing! Base brick close to complete and first slabs being prepped...

15/03/2015

Foresight Property Group are proud to present their latest development - Collins Crossing. Comprising twelve new townhouses and refurbishment of an existing heritage award winning house, the development is already proving popular with first home buyers. 50% sold or under offer, so move quickly to secure your property in this boutique development.

14/03/2015

14/03/2015

Images of EMPIRE - 26 Empire Cct Forrest ACT

24/10/2012

Foresight Property Group are pleased to announce that one of Canberra's best commercial builders BLOC have been appointed as construction managers at Chelsea Apartments. Construction is now underway, and with only a handful of apartments remaining, act now to secure your unit in this popular boutique development.

08/11/2011

30/10/2011

"You can get a better apartment in Queanbeyan than you can in the ACT"

In a recent article published by the Canberra Times, James Weirick, director of urban development and design at the University of NSW, criticised the quality of new development in the ACT, stating that State Environmental Planning Policy 65 in NSW meant that you could buy a better quality apartment in Queanbeyan than you can in the ACT. SEPP 65 mandates a minimum quality for residential flat development in NSW, something that is sadly lacking in the ACT.

17/10/2011

Chelsea Apartments - External

17/10/2011

COMING SOON - CHELSEA APARTMENTS
Boutique development of 12 inner city apartments
Buy off the plan and pay $0 stamp duty

Priced from $315,000

Features include:
- Secure basement carpark with intercom security access;
- Large functional kitchen configurations;
- North facing - most apartments with 8 Star energy rating;
- Reverse cycle inverter air conditioning to living areas and main bedrooms;
- Quality electric appliances to kitchens
- NO STAMP DUTY!

Queanbeyan has been recognised as the fastest growing town in NSW, and is forecast to be the Council area with the second highest population growth over the next twenty years in NSW.