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Triguboff’s $3-Billion Eastgardens Play

The property tycoon is surging forward on his most ambitious project to date.

By Terry Christodoulou
Thu, Jan 21, 2021 3:28amGrey Clock < 1 min

Billionaire developer Harry Triguboff is surging forwards on his Eastgardens development.

Meriton’s largest project to date – Pagewood Green – has seen the addition of a new development application for the second stage of its sprawling $3 billion residential development.

The site is bounded by Bunnerong Road, Heffron Road and Banks Avenue will see the construction of a $115 million mixed-use project comprising two residential building up to 16 and 17 storeys in height and totalling 383 residential units.

Simultaneously, Meriton was also revealed as the buyer of Dyldam’s Pennant Hills site in Carlingford this week.

The 2.7-hectare site at 263-273 and 277-281 Pennant Hills Road was purchased for 68.5 million.

As for his Eastgardens build, the 87-year-old founder – who is personally worth about 15.5 billion, has described Pagewood Green as his most ambitious.

When complete, the precinct – which is only eight kilometres from Sydney CBD – will hold more than 400 units and span a 16.5-hectare site.



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It’s unclear what Stone and McCary paid for the Austin property, since Texas is a nondisclosure state . The Georgian-style brick house dates to around 1940, making it one of the oldest estates in the area.

The roughly 10,000-square-foot estate includes a main house with four bedrooms and a two-bedroom guesthouse. The property also has a pool, a hot tub, and a garage with a screening room and entertaining space above.

As part of the renovation, the couple removed, cleaned and reused all the exterior brick. They also reconfigured some of the living spaces, opening the kitchen to the living room for a more modern layout. It took more than a year just to install the millwork in the screening room, said Moreland.

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