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ATHENA Quays, the latest offering from Aniko Group, has notched up more than $150m in sales in as little as three months as buyer demand for luxury waterfront living surges.

Locals are leading the sales charge in the Hope Island development, which follows on from and sits adjacent to the developer’s Athena Residences project Athena Ouays will comprise two eight-level towers housing 177 apartments with strong sales already being achieved across two stages.

Stage One is at near sell-out with 85 per cent of apartments sold, while 51 of 87 units in Stage Two have also sold, leaving only a handful of two- and three-bedroom apartments up for grabs.

The remaining apartments are priced from $639.000 to $1.995m.

Aniko sales and marketing director Peter Malady said local owner-occupiers were driving the buyer blitz after they missed out on a place in Athena Residences.

“The opportunity to secure such a generous-size, luxury waterfront apartment in the current market is extremely limited,” Mr Malady said. “As a result we have had strong sales.

Managing director of Aniko Group, George Mastrocostas, said the project had launched in spectacular timing to coincide with a market rife with demand for affordable high-quality housing in the heart of Hope Island.

“Our uncompromising focus is on providing well-designed and affordable modern waterfront avartments. with unbeatable amenity and facilities at a time when supply on the Gold Coast is low.” Mr Mastrocostas said.

With a $500m workbook under its belt, Aniko Group has been transforming the Hope Island landscape for the past two years.

Construction work on Athena Quays is expected to commence in the next few weeks with completion estimated to be in the second half of 2023.

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Originally published by Gold Coast Bulletin
AUGUST 01, 2022