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RetailStaff WriterTue 22 Nov 16

East Brisbane Is Getting Younger, And The Wellington Is Getting Ready

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East Brisbane’s population is anticipated to grow at an impressive rate, following the neighbouring suburb of Woolloongabba which is projected to increase 32% by 2021.

Young adults between the ages of 20-29 are East Brisbane’s leading age-bracket, making up 29.3% of the total population.

These numbers show that East Brisbane is becoming the next in line of Brisbane areas to be adopted as the new hot spot for the young professional lifestyle.

And The Wellington, a new $60 million boutique apartment tower currently under construction in East Brisbane, is in a prime position to cater to this emerging demographic.

The Wellington marketing manager and TOTAL Property Group Managing Director Adrian Parsons said the apartment tower and retail precinct, which is due for completion in 2017, is set to meet the demand of this fast growing population.

“East Brisbane is transforming into a cosmopolitan hub, with artesian coffee houses, independent fashion boutiques, and gourmet eateries popping up around The Wellington," he said.

“While the young professional market in East Brisbane is driving demand for these lifestyle eateries and retailers, they also have the financial means to support and sustain them. An interesting fact is that in East Brisbane’s population the most common household income is in excess of $3000 a week."The most popular occupation in East Brisbane is ‘professionals’ with over 32.3% of residents working in this area and a further 13% working in ‘management’.

The prominence of young professionals in East Brisbane has seen the area evolve into a thriving contemporary lifestyle location in recent years.

“The young professional population can really boost an area’s popularity and lifestyle appeal, we’ve seen it happen in areas like New Farm and West End, and now it’s East Brisbane’s turn.” Mr Parsons said.

“The Wellington is designed to assimilate with East Brisbane’s growing culture, with contemporary design and facilities that benefit both residents and the greater community.

“A retail and dining precinct will feature on the ground floor, which we envision becoming a central hub for East Brisbane’s flourishing retail and hospitality trade.”

Residents of The Wellington will experience a range of facilities including our rooftop pool area with views of Brisbane’s sweeping cityscape, and a second floor garden and barbecue area perfect for entertaining guests.

“The finished project has been designed to incorporate plenty of light and green spaces in order to complement East Brisbane’s vibrant aesthetic, as such we have included a central atrium throughout the tower to provide an open environment,” Mr Parsons said.

Mr Parsons says The Wellington has proven appeal within the young professional market.

“Our spacious and competitively priced apartments have received strong interest from a range of buyers, including investors, seasoned buyers and of course the young professional population. Many young professionals are seeing the value of our contemporary design and central location and are taking advantage of the $20,000 first home buyers grant to secure their place at The Wellington.”

The Wellington’s one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments are available in a variety of floorplans designed to offer contemporary living and are priced between $339,000 and $615,000.

The Wellington is perfectly positioned on the corner of Wellington Road and Overend Street in the high-demand suburb of East Brisbane, just a short walk from The Gabba stadium and the dining and shopping destinations of Logan Road and Stanley Street.

It will stand nine-storeys tall and include 127 spacious one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, complete with expansive recreational facilities and a ground floor specialty retail and dining precinct within 2.5km of the Brisbane CBD.

The Wellington has recently begun basement level pouring and has brought out the big guns - a major construction crane to complete its current construction phase.

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