“New Generation of Houses”: Can’t get a house? Buy this

Rising home prices and limited supply of separate homes are driving a shift in buyer behavior, making the way for a “new generation of townhouses.”

Depending on the location property, sales agents for many boutique Brisbane residential projects, this type of product has attracted a strong interest from buyers who want to seek comfort and space without traditional homes.

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In particular, the dropper is taking up functions such as four-car garage, full-floor master suite, and is bigger than Butler’s Pantries.

“We’re seeing a real surge in demand for townhouses, and these towns offer a home-like proportion with amazing architectural features,” said Richard Lawrence, the location’s property director.

“Buyers want the space and lifestyle of traditional homes without maintenance. In particular, people with rights attract the appeal of low maintenance while still enjoying multiple bedrooms, private outdoor areas and double-storey garages that are more like a separate house.”

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“This new generation of townhouses is being delivered in the inner city bushes that people want to live in, which is redefining urban life.”

Mr Lawrence said townhouses are a “wise move” to renovate older homes, especially for busy professionals and young families who don’t have the time or budget to address major upgrades.

“These homes can move into the latest design trends, energy efficiency, and you don’t have the unknowns you get from older properties,” he said.

Construction is developing rapidly in a boutique townhouse development in the south of Brisbane due to the interest of “rightist”.

Some of the homes in Parkside Residences Yeronga have been completed and are ready for residents to move into the collection of three-bedroom townhouses and three-story villas developed by JGL Properties.

The project is neighboring the 22-hectare Yeronga Memorial Park, just 5 km from Brisbane’s CBD, within walking distance to the train station, cafes and retail.

John Livingstone, managing director of JGL Properties, said the development proved that local buyers seek “lifestyle-driven property without damaging space or quality”.

“This is a unique opportunity to provide quality homes for owners and residents next to one of the city’s most iconic and largest parks,” Livingstone said.

Prices start at $1.369 billion and feature a two-car garage, private patio and landscaped gardens, and offer many homes as freehold.

Limited home size villas are also available, with a three-car garage, a second living room, research and internal lifts.

The townhouse designed by Arkhefield draws inspiration from the classic Yeronga Queenslanders, mixes heritage elements with modern design and features sintered stone countertops, smooth cabinetry and high-end European appliances.

In Taringa, the Beatrice residence is also close to completion, offering only 9 townhouses, including a mixture of three and four bedrooms – four townhouses with four car garages.

They are located on Beatrice Street and they also have an internal elevator, separate secondary living area, full floor master suite and outdoor kitchen.

The price was developed by Creera for $2.34 million.

Brisbane residents Juliette and Wayne Jericho purchased a three-story villa at Parkside Residences as part of the lifestyle move.

“We are semi-retired and hope to simplify,” Mrs. Jericho said. “We currently have a home with a large garden and a swimming pool that is more than we need.

“We want to ‘right size’ without losing the quality we are used to.”