The Waterfront development at Wentworth Point, previously Homebush Bay, has been under development for the last 10 years. From its humble beginings as low lying swamp land it has been transformed into one of the most amazing communities to live in Sydney. Its mediterianian theme has drawn huge attraction from property buyers and investors from around Sydney, Australia and the rest of the world.

The development sits on a peninsula overlooking the beautiful Sydney waterways. There are 17 buildings that have so far been completed that house almost 1500 apartments. Some of the buildings that have already been completed include Capri, Mykonos, Monaco, Valencia, Belagio, Palermo, Cofu, Torino, Paros and Sorrento.

The latest edition to The Waterfront is Corsica which was launched to the market late in 2009 and was completly sold out earlier this year (2010). Catania is the next building to be released and at this stage the first release of about 80 apartments was conducted in April with all units being sold in the first weekend. This really shows how in demand living at The Waterfront is as buyers were a good mix of investors looking for good capital growth and rental returns and owner occupiers looking for a central locatoin to live on Sydney’s Waterfront at very affordable prices. In Corsica, prices started from $372,500 for a good size 1 bedroom apartment with a car space.

The Waterfront is set on 21 hectares of prime realestate on the Sydney foreshore. The focal point of the community is the Piazza, which features restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, bottle shops, hairdresser, day spa, doctor, denist and more. There is also the recreation club called ‘Pulse’ which has a 25 meter indoor heated pool, state of the art gymnasium and a couple of full size tennis courts. There is also a multi-purpose function room.

The best way to experience The Waterfront is to go out there and walk around the community. If you are looking to make an enquiry about future opportunities to purchase in The Waterfront development, then you can find out more information here: The Waterfront