Meriton's Infinity Pricing

I received this from a Sydney investor, who was asked to invest in Infinity, on Herschel Street in Brisbane:

1 bedroom with study with city views from: $398,000 
1 bedroom with study with river views from: $448,000  
2 bedroom with city views from: $525,000 
2 bedroom with river views from: $560,000  

Infinity Release in September

Infinity near Roma Street to be released in September 2010.

North Quay

Meriton is set to launch its Brisbane North Quay tower, to be called Infinity. This building will have a mix of 1,2 and 3 bedroom apartments. It appears that the apartments will be larger than in many current projects, but there are no balconies.

Some example floorplans and floorplates:

This should be compared with Evolution, which is the nearest apartment building of similar age. Evolution is not yet sold out, and two bedroom apartments that originally sold off-the-plan in Evolution for $650,000 range and now listed for sale in the $550,000 range.

Meriton's Infinity to Launch Soon

Meriton's Infinity Tower on Herschel Street must be launching soon. Work has started on site, and advertising is starting.

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Infinity

Meriton's Infinity Apartments has a webpage. It dwarfs nearby buildings, including Evolution.

Coming soon to Brisbane's CBD, Meriton's latest and most impressive apartment development to date - Infinity: 236 metres / 77 levels / views - unmatched. Welcome to where your new life starts but the horizon never ends. Soar across 360 degree views from sunrise to sunset, high above the Brisbane River and enjoy the best of Brisbane City living, day and night.

Infinity in Herschel Street

"HIGH-rise king Harry Triguboff, confident that the Brisbane and Gold Coast apartment markets are heading for a price surge, is to step up his quest for new development sites and hasten the launch of two major projects.

The veteran developer is putting sites in the Brisbane CBD and central Gold Coast 'under the microscope'.

He says he will bring forward the launch of a 77-level Brisbane tower, Infinity, by several months to the middle of 2010.

"Prices in Queensland will, I am sure, follow suit and that will happen sooner rather than later. They may not reach Sydney levels but the gap will close.

"That's because apartment supply levels in Brisbane and the Gold Coast are falling and, with the credit squeeze forcing many projects to be shelved or deferred, supply will get even tighter. That means rents will go up, with rent pressures being further increased by strong migration to south-east Queensland."

He ventured into the Brisbane market in 2007 when he acquired a site on the corner of Adelaide and Boundary streets in a move he described as 'the opening of a third development front'. Construction of Soleil, a 74-level tower which will be Brisbane's tallest apartment building, is under way on the site and due for completion by late 2011.

Meriton has sold 82 one, two and three-bedroom apartments in Soleil, where prices start at $310,000 and peak at $900,000.

New project, Infinity, is a 77-level tower on a $25 million Herschel Street site and will include 209 apartments, 422 serviced apartments, and office and retail space.

Mr Triguboff says he is looking closely at a third Brisbane development site -- one on which another major developer has shelved plans for a sizeable project."

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