Real estate

Few locations in Sydney carry the historical and cultural weight of Waruda Street, Kirribilli—home to both the Governor-General and Prime Minister, and offering front-row views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. It’s within this rarefied pocket of the city that “Waruda” Kirribilli is taking shape—an exclusive collection of just seven whole-floor residences designed to offer both seclusion and a front-row seat to the city’s most iconic landmarks. The project involves the repurposing of an existing building, retaining the scale and footprint of the original structure while reimagining it for contemporary living.

After its Asian debut in Singapore in collaboration with Boulevard, “Waruda” Kirribilli—a rare collection of seven luxury whole-floor apartments with views of the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge—was unveiled in Australia at an intimate showcase. The event was hosted by Boulevard and developers The Stable Group, in partnership with Space Furniture and Colliers, at the Bang & Olufsen showroom in Double Bay, Sydney.

“Waruda” Kirribilli, an exclusive collection of seven luxury whole-floor apartments overlooking the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, was launched in Asia during an intimate showcase hosted by Boulevard and developers The Stable Group at the Space Furniture showroom in Singapore.

Just off the southern coast of Singapore, Sentosa offers a striking contrast to the city’s fast-paced urban landscape. This is the country’s only residential enclave where true seafront and marina-front living is possible—a rare privilege that draws not only yacht owners, but also those in search of space, serenity and a refined island lifestyle.

Leny Suparman, co-founder and CEO of KOP Group, the developer behind The Ritz-Carlton Residences and Hamilton Scotts, talks through the changing demands of the luxury property market – and changing a project, midway through construction, to keep up with it.

As the landmark heritage estate – and Singapore’s two longest shophouses – ‘The English House’ hits the market, owner Mr Yeo talks us through the exhaustive four-year restoration, the property’s rare and eclectic inclusions of art, whisky and décor curated by Marco Pierre White, and owning a property with soul.

As one of the world’s rising ski destinations, renowned for its powder and the enduring length of its white season, Niseko, Japan, is attracting increasing attention from buyers in Asia and beyond. Jess Ripper, sales director at Niseko Real Estate, is expecting the mountains to move.

The owner of Fernleigh Grand Estate - a landmark 300-acre property on the outskirts of Sydney, newly listed for sale talks us through its evolution over the last 20 years, from the acquisition of 14 titles to black swans, Blue Mountain sunsets, and hosting the World Polo Championships.