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OpenCorp to Offer Off-The-Plan Apartment Customisation to Buyers
- Published December 15, 2016 2:03PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
13th December 2016 – The Urban Developer
Developer and fund manager OpenCorp plans on taking the property customisation process to the next level, offering greater involvement between buyers and the design team to deliver a home that is customised to the buyer’s needs.
Customisation is already an element to off-the-plan property purchase, as buying off-the-plan has become increasingly popular amongst the owner-occupier market, forcing developers to sweeten the deal.
It is a deal that OpenCorp wants to take a step further, implementing their upgraded customisation process to their $34 million apartment development ‘Evolve’.
Evolve is located just nine kilometres from the Brisbane CBD in a quiet pocket of Chermside. It is two minutes from Westfield Chermside and in close proximity to boutique pubs, restaurants and al fresco cafes; a location highly desirable by the owner-occupier market for the lifestyle it delivers.
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