Walker Corporation’s latest development, Appin, is a bold masterplanned community, meticulously designed to offer spacious blocks on tree-lined streets multiple stages over a long-term 20 year period. Walker Corporation spent over $1 million on the state-of-the-art sales gallery, known as the ‘Appin Planning and Discovery Centre’, which was previously the old Appin Inn, restored to transform it into a community information centre with the latest interactive technology provided by DisplaySweet.

Developed by Coronation Property, Ashbury Terraces features a rare collection of apartments, terrace garden homes and luxurious penthouses, with luxurious amenities like a luxurious pool, dining spaces with BBQ facilities, quiet retreat areas, and a fully equipped gym, all designed by SJB. DisplaySweet and Coronation Property continued their partnership after successfully collaborating on the Mason & Main sales gallery.

Situated 39km southwest of Sydney CBD, Canvas at Bonnyrigg by renowned developers Traders in Purple is a new masterplanned community, outlined across a suburb undergoing exciting rejuvenation. Canvas is the closest new land estate to Sydney’s CBD, and Traders in Purple wanted to capitalize on this with innovative technology.

DisplaySweet continues its partnership with Mirvac, supporting the launch of Highforest, their latest development, a collection of luxury houses and apartments in West Pennant Hills. The impressive, thoughtfully designed $2-million sales gallery seamlessly integrates DisplaySweet’s technology to deliver a premium buyer experience.

Lendlease's Yarrabilba project is a leading example for master-planned communities, offering a vast selection of lots and stages. Lendlease collaborated with DisplaySweet to transform how their properties were showcased to customers, needing an experience that was immersive, informative, and seamlessly up-to-date.

Stockland stands at the forefront of creating vibrant, connected communities, with Aura emerging as a shining example of their vision brought to life. The Aura project aimed to promote the dream of community and connectivity, but the challenge lay in presenting this community in a way that was engaging, informative, and accessible to prospective buyers.