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Don’t write off a south facing apartment.

Most buyers choosing off the plan pick an aspect off a floor plan. North good, south bad, decision made.

But a floor plan can’t show you a view. This apartment faces south and has one of the most glamorous outlooks in Sydney.

Aspect matters. It just isn’t the only thing that matters, and you won’t know which apartments break the rule until someone walks you through them.

Thinking of buying? Come out and see it for yourself.

Contact us, www.linkinc.com.au

#offtheplan #sydneyproperty #apartmentliving #projectmarketing #buyingtips taken in Marrickville, New South Wales by @linkprojectmarketing

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2 days ago

Sydney needs 27,000 apartments a year. It’s building 12,300.

That gap isn’t closing any time soon, and prices are forecast to rise 28% by 2030.

Here’s the part most people miss. Buy off the plan and your price is locked at exchange, not at completion. You buy into today’s market and settle into the one that’s coming.

Wait twelve months and you pay for that growth instead of owning it.

Horizon Hurstville is one of the few that’s already here. Buyers have walked through their homes with pre-settlement inspection. If you’d like to know what’s still available, talk to our team.

www.linkinc.com.au

#offtheplan #sydneyproperty #horizonhurstville #projectmarketing #whynow taken in Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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4 days ago

I was playing Monopoly Deal with my six-year-old the other night, and it hit me.

They understood the game in five minutes. Collect cash, buy property, build a house, add a hotel, charge rent. Everyone wins. The tenant gets a home that suits them, and the investor earns a fair return.

Property is Australia’s favourite wealth game. But lately, the rules keep changing mid-game.

People had been saving. They had a plan. Now they’re frozen. Fewer are investing, renters are running out of options, and buyers are waiting.

A six-year-old can follow the rules of property. Most adults can’t follow them today.

Do you agree? Tell me in the comments. 👇

— Michael Klevansky, CEO

#LINKProjectMarketing #propertyinvestment #australianproperty #offtheplan #sydneyproperty taken in Sydney, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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8 days ago

The cash rate is up again. 4.60%.

The RBA lifted rates another 0.25% today, the fourth rise this year.

If you’re buying off the plan, your price is locked at exchange, not at completion. A deposit secures it and the balance isn’t due until settlement, usually a year or more away.

And every headline like this thins out the competition.

Thinking about buying? Talk to our team.

www.linkinc.com.au

General information only, current at September 2026. Not financial advice.

#rba #interestrates #offtheplan #sydneyproperty #propertyinvestment taken in Sydney, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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10 days ago

LINK CEO Michael Klevansky on the government’s latest immigration changes.

Visas are stalling, the working holiday visa looks set to get harder, and there’s little clarity for the families and businesses relying on them. Michael’s question is whether Canberra has a clear picture of what’s happening on the ground.

His view: build the program around the skills Australia actually needs. Carpenters, electricians and plumbers to deliver the homes we’re short of. Nannies, au pairs and hospitality staff to keep families and businesses running.

Watch the full video to hear Michael’s take.

www.linkinc.com.au

#LINK #sydneyproperty #immigration #skillsshortage #construction taken in Sydney, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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18 days ago

A recap of pre-settlement inspection day at Horizon Hurstville.

Buyers walked through their homes for the first time, with our team and our specialists on site so questions got answered in the room rather than after the keys were handed over.

Thanks to everyone who came through, and to @theonecollection__ and @masscon_group.

This is what buying off the plan should look like. You’re not just buying a floor plan, you’re buying the people who walk it with you.

www.linkinc.com.au

#offtheplan #horizonhurstville #projectmarketing #sydneyproperty #presettlement taken in Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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15 days ago

Michael Klevansky, CEO of LINK, on pre-settlement inspection day at Horizon Hurstville.

Pre-settlement inspections are underway, with buyers walking through their homes for the first time ahead of settlement.

It’s the part of the process Michael has always said matters most — buyers don’t want to be sold to, they want to be helped to buy. Today is where that shows up, with our team and our specialists on site so questions get answered in the room rather than after the keys are handed over.

On behalf of The One Collection and Masscon, thanks to everyone who came through.

#projectmarketing #offtheplan #settlements #sydneyproperty #propertydevelopment taken in Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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a month ago

Our Sales Consultant Sandra spent pre-settlement inspection day at Horizon Hurstville, walking buyers through their homes for the first time.

Months of contracts, updates and questions and then the part everyone waits for. Sandra’s been alongside many of these buyers since they first enquired, so getting to show them first to what they bought off a floor plan is the best part of the job.

Thanks to everyone who came through.

#horizonhurstville #settlements #projectmarketing #sydneyproperty #offtheplan taken in Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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a month ago

With the RBA keeping interest rates on hold, uncertainty continues to shape buyer sentiment.

While some buyers may be waiting to see where rates and property prices move next, the longer-term fundamentals of the Australian property market remain centred around supply and demand.

Periods of hesitation can create opportunities for buyers prepared to take a longer-term view. Rather than trying to perfectly time the market, the focus should remain on finding the right property, in the right location, at the right price — whether that’s a future home or an investment.

Good property is a long-term decision, not a reaction to a single interest rate announcement.

#LINKProjectMarketing #InterestRates #SydneyProperty #OffThePlan #PropertyMarket taken in Sydney, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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2 months ago

From display suite to front door.

Nine steps, three stages, and roughly two years between your first walk-through and the keys. Here’s what actually happens when you buy off the plan.

Thinking about buying? Talk to our team.

www.linkinc.com.au

#offtheplan #projectmarketing #sydneyproperty #firsthomebuyer #propertyinvestment taken in Sydney, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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18 days ago

Our CEO Michael Klevansky has been spending time with people right across the industry, residential sales, project marketing, property management, finance.

It’s getting harder for everyone. But you can see the ones giving up, and you can see the ones still working adopting AI, innovating their sales process, and thinking with a retail mindset.

Because buyers want to buy. They want to feel special. They want to know they’re getting a good offering.

What are you seeing in your market? What’s changing? Let us know in the comments.

And if you’re a developer, or a buyer looking for a strong investment property, reach out any time.

#projectmarketing #realestateaustralia #propertyinvestment #proptech #sydneyproperty taken in Sydney, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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a month ago

What’s happening to rents in Hurstville.*

LINK CEO Michael Klevansky on what he’s observing locally:

One-bedroom apartments are selling between $650,000 and $750,000. Rental enquiries on completed one-bedders started around $750 a week and are now $800 to $850, with some prospective tenants offering up to $900. That is ahead of the suburb’s typical unit rent of around $760 a week, which is itself up 3.3% in the past year.

The reason is supply — or the lack of it.

Hurstville was meant to get a lot of new apartments. Most of them were never built. Since late 2020 the suburb has recorded around 130 new unit approvals in total, and not a single one since March 2025. Across Sydney the picture is the same: roughly 40,000 apartments hold planning approval but only about 4,000 are actually on the market, because rising build costs and tight lending mean an approval on paper is no longer a building on the ground.

Demand hasn’t waited. Sydney takes in 65,000 to 70,000 new overseas migrants a year against around 12,000 apartments completed. Vacancy across the city is 0.8%. In Hurstville it has tightened to 1.2% from 1.7% a year ago.

Very few new homes, more people looking for them. Rents are doing exactly what you’d expect.

#linkprojectmarketing #sydneyproperty #offtheplan #apartmentliving taken in Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia by @linkprojectmarketing

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25 days ago