Rare developer stock available – Don’t miss your chance to own a brand-new inner-city residence!
1408 / 8 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City —— Private inspections by appointment only
Discover exceptional urban living in this brand-new, never-lived-in two-bedroom residence, located in one of Brisbane’s most sought-after inner-city precincts. With immaculate modern finishes, spacious open-plan living, and floor-to-ceiling natural light, this apartment offers a lifestyle defined by comfort, sophistication, and convenience.
Perfectly situated near the river, this home presents dynamic views of Brisbane’s vibrant cityscape while placing you within easy reach of dining, transport, shopping, and entertainment.
Key Features
• 2-Bedroom, 2-Bathroom Developer Stock – Under $1M
• Eligible for QLD First Home Buyer Grant & stamp duty concessions*
• Low deposit opportunity – first home buyers may secure with just 5% deposit*
• Foreign investor eligible
• Ideal first-home solution for parents buying for a child working or studying, with potential cash flow income
• Vacant possession available
• Strong rental potential – approx. $990/week with solid long-term returns (over 5%) or premium yields exceeding 7%
• Premium kitchen with Miele appliances, including microwave & dishwasher
• Open-plan living with floor-to-ceiling double-glazed windows
• Ducted reverse-cycle air-conditioning with individual panels
• High-speed security lifts & professional onsite concierge service
• Resort-style amenities: pool, gym, sauna, resident lounges & landscaped areas
• Blue-chip inner-city location close to transport, shopping, dining & entertainment
• Positioned in a prime growth location benefiting from major infrastructure upgrades and the 2032 Olympic boom
*Subject to eligibility and approval under Queensland first home buyer schemes.
Act fast – last chance to own this highly desirable unit!
Disclaimer:
While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the information provided is sourced from reliable providers but cannot be guaranteed. Buyers are advised to make their own enquiries.
