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Mosaic Property Group Logo FINAL Sharka Designs 12 Lima Street Auchenflower Arc by Mosaic [ 3 ] ‘you are buying from a company that consistently delivers boutique residential properties that achieve the highest possible growth and return on your investment’ PMS 426 PMS 2925 date 25/6/12 Mosaic Property Group logo FINAL sharka designs 12 lima street auchenflower arc by mosaic [ 3 ] the mosaic difference [ 6 ] the project [ 9 ] introducing arc [ 10 ] four reasons why [ 11 ] everything on your doorstep [ 12 ] design excellence [ 14 ] why your apartment is so special [ 16 ] key apartment features [ 16 ] the space [ 18 ] fixtures and finishes [ 19 ] an exclusive opportunity [ 21 ] the development partners [ 22 ] a holistic approach [ 24 ] recent projects [ 26 ] what’s on offer [ 4 ] arc by mosaic an isbane CB f Br D t o uncompromising es w brisbane m k 5 . level of luxury, 2 arc by space and design mosaic in a prestigious city fringe location arc by mosaic [ 5 ] ultimate living [ 6 ] arc by mosaic the mosaic When you buy an apartment from Mosaic, you are buying from a company that consistently delivers well researched, individually designed, architecturally stunning and beautifully finished boutique residential properties that achieve the highest standard of difference residential living together with the highest possible growth and return on your investment. ‘taking significant pride in our key philosophies, all mosaic developments must fill the following criteria’ arc by mosaic [ 7 ] / Close proximity to the CBD, public transport, shops, services, amenities, and other high capital value suburbs / Low rental supply and high rental demand / High numbers of owner-occupiers in the / Apartments are finished to the highest area and high income demographics to possible standard resulting in the attract quality tenants highest quality, best designed and most beautifully finished apartments / Limited supply of existing, new and future boutique development sites in their price range within Brisbane value / Purchase price is set according to location professional bank instructed valuations / Buying direct from the developer, you aren’t paying additional commissions or built in costs / Valuation purchase price means a high yielding and a high percentage net rental growth return ‘building price a solid foundation’ growth / Only develop in areas where demand will exceed supply well into the future quality and design / Unique, architecturally designed iconic buildings low ongoing costs that will continue to achieve high growth / High quality materials and brands, fixtures and fittings are used throughout / Low body corporate fees due to the small / Architecturally designed to ensure spacious, number of apartments in each complex, designed sensible and multi-purpose open plan layouts to ensure no wasted unusable common spaces with ample light, ventilation, storage and privacy and low maintenance gardens and built using / Mosaic only teams with highly reputable robust construction materials that require development partners with whom we have minimal ongoing maintenance long established relationships [ 8 ] arc by mosaic ‘architecturally designed iconic buildings that will stand the test of time’ arc by mosaic [ 9 ] the project development address location ARC by Mosaic 12 Lima Street, 2.5km west of Auchenflower QLD Brisbane CBD description / 11 well-designed and luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartments / 4 spacious and stunning 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartments pricing summary / 2 bedroom apartments starting from $630,000 / 3 bedroom apartments starting from POA deposit $1,000 on contract signing and 10% cash on unconditional size Total Internal 92 to 119 m² Balcony 16 to 34 m² Courtyard 25 to 55 m² Total 109 to 163 m² key dates Construction scheduled to commence March 2016, with completion anticipated in December 2016 rental return $580 to $640 per week for 2 bedroom apartments (estimate only) rental yield 4.8% (gross/average/unfurnished) - approximately body corp including management rights $3,677 to $4,265 p.a. (plus GST), depending on size and location of the apartment in the complex [ 10 ] arc by mosaic introducing arc AT / With the CBD and the burgeoning business districts at Milton auchenflower, and Toowong only minutes away, as well as the Wesley Hospital precinct at your doorstep, employment opportunities abound; a boutique / Commuting is a breeze, with CityCat and ferry terminals, bus stops and railway stations all in easy walking distance, while Legacy Way, as well the nearby M3 motorway and Inner City collection Bypass, provide convenient access to all points north and south; / Boutique shopping areas such as Park Road and Toowong of stylish, are right next door, with the recent $50 million refurbishment of Toowong Village transforming this precinct into a high-end CONTEMPORARY fashion and food destination; / For entertainment options, take your pick from the CBD, Park Road, Paddington, The Barracks, Cinemas, restaurants, cafes, and the APARTMENTS Southbank Cultural and Arts precinct; / Centrally located to 3 universities, with Qld University of in the perfect Technology Brisbane and Kelvin Grove campuses and the University of Qld St Lucia campus all less than 4kms away; LOCATION / If you like the outdoors, a 4 minute walk will take you to the river, the Brisbane River Walkway and the Bicentennial Bikeway, connecting you to the CBD and Southbank Arts precincts, for ENJOYING while numerous parks and sporting fields are also close by; and / The area’s low rental supply, together with the suburb’s popularity with young professionals wanting the ease of access to the city for work and a vibrant, entertainment, should ensure the continuing high demand for quality COSMOPOLITAN rental properties and continuing capital growth well into the future. lifestyle Ideally situated in a green, leafy street in Auchenflower, a city fringe suburb less than 3kms from the centre of Brisbane, this latest release from Mosaic Property Group is the perfect combination of luxury and lifestyle in a highly sought-after residential area. arc by mosaic [ 11 ] Thoughtful and considered design with large, private balconies to take maximum advantage of the stunning views and river breezes; Apartments are up to 15% larger than average for the area and finished to an exceptional level of quality throughout, bringing a new standard of product and design to the area; 1 2 four reasons why 3 4 Premium luxury and style throughout, with luxurious lobbies and common spaces, situated in a quiet street, but only minutes from your choice of lifestyle and entertainment options; and Located in an area where future supply of similar properties will remain highly constrained by local planning laws, ensuring this unique project will remain highly sought-after long into the future. ‘we pride ourselves on always pushing our benchmarks, ensuring we are delivering the highest possible quality for the price point’ [ 12 ] arc by mosaic everything ‘few other locations have this on YOUR much to offer, and only five doorstep minutes from the city centre’ ‘less than ‘less than ‘3kms ‘4kms 10 mins’ or less’ or less’ 5 mins’ ‘2kms or less than 500m; or less than 1km; or less’ / Wesley Hospital Precinct / Park Road boutique retail / IGA Milton / Brisbane CBD and Queen / Indooroopilly Shopping Centre / Auchenflower Railway Station and dining precinct / Toowong Village Street Mall / QUT Kelvin Grove Campus / Bus stops / Milton Business Precinct / Paddington restaurant and / Southbank Parklands and / Fortitude Valley shopping / Food Mart / Milton State School entertainment precinct Cultural Precinct and entertainment / Parks and playing fields / Indooroopilly State High School / Suncorp Stadium / QUT Brisbane / Family Medical centre / Regatta Ferry and / Brisbane Boys College / Brisbane Botanic Gardens / Brisbane River Walkway City Cat Terminal / Toowong State School and Mt Coot-tha Forest and Bike paths / Regatta Hotel / St Ignatius School / Stuartholme School / Hubbard’s School / Milton City Cat Terminal / Inner City Bypass to northern / University of Qld St Lucia / Childcare Centre suburbs and Sunshine Coast / St Lucia Golf Links / Fitness Centre / M3 Motorway to southern / Roma Street Parklands and suburbs and Gold Coast entertainment development arc by mosaic [ 13 ] kelvin grove fortitude valley paddington milton brisbane cbd auchenflower southbank toowong st lucia indooroopilly iver ne r ba is r b ‘located in an area where future supply of similar properties will remain highly constrained’ [ 14 ] arc by mosaic design excellence Arc by Mosaic is a stunning boutique development consisting of 15 beautifully appointed 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Each apartment embraces modern functionality, featuring open plan interiors, with beautiful timber floors flowing out to private balconies, complemented by contemporary finishes and quality appliances to make modern living a breeze. The classic neutral styling and luxury finishes and fixtures are enhanced by the generous interiors and high ceilings, while large windows and doors provide an abundance of natural light. Private balconies also provide ample space for entertaining. Superior planning and innovative design have led to the creation of spacious apartments with a level of finish not normally associated with apartments in this price range. Clear separation between bedrooms and bathrooms provides maximum privacy and dual living appeal. With modern, sleek and functional finishes designed to optimise style, comfort, storage and space, Arc by Mosaic will continue to satisfy discerning buyers for years to come. arc by mosaic [ 15 ] ‘gourmet
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