Sovereign Islands, Gold Coast Prestige Real Estate keeps breaking records

Media and Press Releases for Sovereign Islands

Press Releases - Individual press releases that we type from printed documents

Gold Coast Prestige Real Estate keeps breaking records.

Friday, September 08, 2006

What is believed to be Queensland's most expensive home not on the beachfront has sold. With an original asking price of $16.5 million, "Baltimore" as the home is known was featured on "60 Minutes". http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/sixtyminutes/stories/2006_02_26/story_1578.asp

Set over 4 levels and more than 2000 square metres the home features a 6000 litre tropical aquarium, garaging for 15 cars and a 3000 bottle climate controlled wine cellar. For the active there is always the indoor heated lap pool and fully equipped gymnasium. Read More

http://www.luxuryrealestate.com/scripts/index.php?siteScript=siteNews&cat=MemberPress&ID=526

No limit to luxury homes as mansion fetches $13m

Fiona Cameron September 14, 2006

RECORDS for luxury homes continue to tumble, with a non-beachfront mansion on the Gold Coast sold for a price understood to be around $13 million.

The property will be used only part of the year as a holiday home. An Australian family who owned a manufacturing business in Hong Kong bought the seven-bedroom, four-level house at Sovereign Islands for their holidays and would not live there permanently, selling agent Blair Carter of Coldwell Banker Property Australia said. Mr Carter said the buyers were originally from Sydney and had nine children.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,20407202-25658,00.html

Sovereign Islands $54 million island land rush - Lots sold in record three days

PUBLICATION: Gold Coast Bulletin DATE: 15th June, 2002 by Quentin Todd - business editor

A buying frenzy for waterfront land has seen housing lots worth more than $50 million selling at the exclusive Sovereign Islands in three days.

The land rush, involving a release of blocks on a yet-to-be built stage, is being touted as a possible record for waterfront land sales in Australia. A total of 106 lots, carrying price tags of $410,000 to $850,000, have sold in three days. Their all-up value is in excess of $54 million. One buyer, an existing Sovereign Islands owner, has shelled out $7.5 million to grab 14 lots.

http://www.burchillpartners.com.au/press-10.htm

Sovereign Island - Developed by Lewis Land

After 15 years developing The Sovereign Islands, and around $2 Billion of development, the project is entering its last phase with Knightsbridge.

Being the final ever release on The Sovereign Islands, Knightsbridge represents possibly the most significant new water based residential product to enter the market in years.

http://www.lewisland.com.au/sovereign.html