Infinity Park: Norwest's premier investment property destination
Located in the heart of Norwest Business Park, Infinity Park is poised to become the premier investment property destination in the area.
This master-planned community boasts resort-style amenities and prime residential living, making it the most sought-after residential development in Norwest.
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Designed by the award-winning Turner Studio, Infinity Park will feature 290 apartments across three residential buildings: the 25-storey tower Marque and two five-storey low-rise buildings, Alpha and Omega. These buildings will offer premium two- and three-bedroom apartments, catering to the growing demand for high-quality residential spaces.
Infinity Park’s amenities are designed to provide residents with a luxurious lifestyle. The development includes a lagoon-style swimming pool, surrounded by lush tropical landscaping, creating a resort-like atmosphere. Additionally, a seven-storey commercial tower, Infinity Commercial, will house 95 strata commercial suites and a 193sqm rooftop fine-dining restaurant, Ciel, by acclaimed chef Joshua Mason.
Robert Tasevski, General Manager of Haitchin Group, stated, “Infinity Park is more than just a place to live; it’s a community designed for luxury and convenience. Our goal is to offer residents a lifestyle that blends the tranquillity of lush landscapes with the vibrancy of a thriving business hub.”
Situated on the most elevated point in Norwest, Infinity Park offers panoramic views of The Hills District. The development is surrounded by extensive tropical landscaping, making it Norwest’s greenest residential community. Residents will have access to a range of recreational amenities, including extensive cycle ways and bushwalking tracks, enhancing the appeal of the area for those seeking an active lifestyle.
The Norwest Residential Market Outlook report by URBIS predicts a population growth of 1.2% per annum, reaching 62,000 people by 2041. The area’s average income is 13% higher than Metropolitan Sydney, with most workers holding managerial or professional positions, contributing to a robust local economy. The housing market in Norwest has shown impressive growth, with median house prices increasing by 9.9% per annum over the past decade.
Major infrastructure projects, such as the Sydney Metro North West and the proposed Norwest Quarter mixed-use development, are enhancing connectivity and services in the area. These projects, totalling over $9 billion, make Norwest a prime location for long-term investment.
David Inkster, Managing Director of PRD Norwest, described Infinity Park as a unique investment opportunity within Norwest. “With limited funds required, investors have the chance to secure a stake in a high-growth, high-quality community. Combining luxury residences with state-of-the-art amenities, Infinity Park offers great potential for those looking to invest in one of Sydney’s most vibrant districts.”
The first stage of Infinity Park is scheduled for completion in Q4 2025, with the entire project expected to be completed by 2032. As Norwest continues to evolve, Infinity Park stands out as a premier investment property destination, offering a blend of luxury, convenience, and growth potential.
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