Builder moves in; Parkview takes on Vue and
Dalgety projects 13 September 2007 A NEW builder is
in town and they are taking on Townsville’s tallest residential
tower project as well as completing a stalled unit scheme.
Parkview have been appointed to build the 20-level Dalgety tower
project in Denham St and complete the $14 million Vue project on
Stanton Terrace. Read more
Parkview sails away with housing award 12 May 2007 A ground-breaking
design by NSW's Parkview and Walter Barda copying the curves of a
ship and complemented by the materials used, won the HIA Australian
Townhouse/Villa Development of the Year at the Housing Industry
Association-CSR national wards. Read more
2006 - HIA Award in Home 4 November 2006; Daily Telegraph, Home "With killer views and brilliant use of materials, it should come as no surprise that this water front wonder has snapped up the HIA CSR NSW home of the Year award" writes Robyn Willis Read more
Everything is shipshape 14 September 2006; The Sydney Morning Herald,
Domain The Boatshed, encompassing three
eclectic, nautical-style apartments, on the side of an old
boatbuilding workshop at Palm Beach, is the winner of two awards:
the best use of timber and home units $2 million-plus. Read more
Awards recognise building brilliance 14 September 2006; The Manly Daily Home Living NORTHERN beaches property owners have
reaped the benefits of employing some
of the most outstanding players in the building industry. Read more
Kirra Surfing to Success 23-24 April 2006; Weekend Bulletin - REAL ESTATE As part of an imminent $300 million
development boom at Kirra, an $89 million project is earmarked for
the site of the iconic Kirra Surf shop with a tower combining eight
and 12 storeys joined by a modern, beach-themed commercial and
residential district. Read more
Changing face of Kirra
Beach Icon 15-16 April 2006; The Courier Mail - Home
Liftout The landmark Kirra Surf apartment
complex is officially launched to the public this weekend, complete
with spectacular impressions of how the new building will look. Read more
Welcome to Season 2006 March 2006; Panthers Magazine Panthers are delighted to announce
property leaders Parkview as a sleeve sponsor for the upcoming 2006
and 2007 seasons. Read more
Great
Opportunity 24 February 2006; Western Weekender It is one of the largest remaining development sites in any central business district (CBD) in the country, and it represents a great opportunity for the City of Penrith. Read more
The digging begins - Waterbrook is underway 16 December 2005; The Village Observer Construction of one of Australia's finest over 55's lifestyle resorts was officially set in motion on Tuesday 8 November at Waterbrook's soil turning ceremony in Greenwich. Read more
Ground broken for Resort 11 November 2005 A special soil turning markedthe beginning of construction of North Shore's Waterbrook lifestyle resort for retirees on Tuesday. Read more
Making their mark in the city 11 October 2005; Penrith Press The new owners of the Panasonic land in Penrith have wasted no time getting involved with the community.
Parkview CEO Rodric David announced last week his company would be the sleeve sponsors for Panthers next rugby league season. Read more
Parkview commits to Penrith 7 October 2005; The Western Weekender Development company Parkview this week became the sleeve sponsor of the Penrith Panthers, replacing St Marys Leagues Club, which ended its sponsorship of the team at the end of the 2005 National Rugby League Season. Read more
Redwood Sale Set a Record 6 October 2005; Hornsby Advocate DESPITE the downturn in Sydney s residential property market a garden apartment in Wahroonga’s Redwood, developed by the Parkview sold recently for a record price. One of only three apartments in the complex, the ground floor property sold for $1.4 million, the highest price let paid in an over 55s development. Read more
Parkview Buying Big 1 September 2005; Australian Financial Review Parkview buys Panasonic Australia's Penrith manufacturing site. Read more
Crafty design 16 June 2005; The Sydney Morning Herald, Domain Section
Blandness will be banished in this unit complex.
Read more
Designing a lifestyle 12 June 2005; The Sunday Telegraph
An inner-city style of living finds its place in the south west. Read more
Medium Rare 11 June 2005; The Daily Telegraph, Home Section
Leumeah, on Sydney’s south-western fringe, is about to have a new flavour added to its housing mix. Read more
Good buildings are being strangled by red tape 8 June 2005; The Sydney Morning Herald, Spotlight
Last week Stella de Vulder argued that Australian architecture is not a contradiction in terms, pointing out that “architecture is not only culturally important...it enriches its community when executed at the highest level”. Read more
Parkview to help export city chic 28 February 2002; The Australian Financial Review Exporting CBD style to established western Sydney suburbs is a strategy in line with several other property players looking to cater for an emerging shift in consumer behaviour - young professionals and empty-nesters seeking designer apartments closer to their roots. Read more
Tackling the time warp 28 February 2002; The Sydney Morning Herald, Domain Section
A plan to build inner-city style apartments in Revesby will give the suburb a radical makeover. Read more
Developer shuns heirs and graces 28 February 2002; The Australian
IT was a focus on family unity rather than a burning desire which led Rodric David into property development. Read more
Parkview buys a $15 million sunbeam 3 July 2001; The Australian Financial Review
Mr Rodric David’s development company has tied up its largest property deal to date with a $14.6 million purchase of a major manufacturing facility in Sydney’s south-west. Read more
