The complex on the corner of William Street and Alma Road includes 48 one and two-bedroom apartments and was designed to appeal to first-home buyers.
Parcel Property manager Danielle Davison said its goal was go back to basics and develop apartments in a vibrant location that would appeal to a younger generation.
“Fringe on William is about giving buyers what they want: more space, lower cost, more extras and car parking,” she said.
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“Following the changes to the First Home Owner Grant this year, we experienced an unprecedented uptake in sales from singles and young professional couples, so there’s only a handful of apartments left for sale.”
The complex has an internal open-air atrium, a rooftop terrace and alfresco kitchen, with amazing views of the CBD.
Apartments include deep balconies, stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows.
Ms Davison said the location was a major drawcard for buyers.
“Everything is in walking distance. Art, coffee, restaurants, bars and shops; it’s close to Perth CBD, public transport and a short walk from Hyde Park,” she said.
Fringe on William will be officially opened on May 4 by Dale Alcock.
Parcel Property is a standalone property development company set up by Dale Alcock’s ABN Group in 2016.n