Luxcon broke a suburb record with an exceptional sales result on The Address' lavish penthouse

This week Luxcon released their exclusive collection of luxury coastal residences in Byron and the Gold Coast at Neil Perry's upmarket new restaurant, Margaret in Double Bay.

Celebrating the winner of the Development of the Year Award in the Mixed-Use category, The Aristocrat of Rose Bay. This award recognises excellence in the development of mixed-use precincts.

The Bellevue Hill and Woollahra apartment records have been smashed with $14m and $13m sales as eastern suburbs downsizers cash in their mansions or want to be closer to village life.

Luxcon has just announced their acquisition of brand new premium waterfront site in Port Melbourne.

Sydney-based developer Luxcon will break ground on its first project in Melbourne, a $130-million upmarket development overlooking Fitzroy Gardens, just as the city's markets bounce back.

Today we're taking you on a closer look inside The Address, a series of 23 one-of-a-kind residences located in East Melbourne. Overlooking the Fitzroy Gardens, these sophisticated and exclusive residences...

Sydney developer Luxcon has made its first foray into Victoria, striking a deal to acquire an old office building in East Melbourne with plans for a $120 million luxury apartment project.

Ilya Melnikoff of Luxcon Group is interviewed with other industry figures in an webinar with The Urban Developer discussing the current market and impact of COVID-19.

The Sydney suburb of Rose Bay has long been synonymous with harbourside affluence and luxury, and that perception holds just as true today.

Date night! Beauty queen Tahlia Giumelli puts on a cosy display with her hunky NRL star boyfriend Tom Burgess at The Aristocrat Of Rose Bay Launch in Sydney

The Sydney harbourside suburb of Rose Bay can often be bypassed as people drive through on their way to Vaucluse or Bondi, or stop just short of it to shop in Double Bay. But all that is changing as its many attractions garner more interest.

A Sydney property developer and relative of Australia's richest man, Harry Triguboff, has said that restricting developers and foreign buyers has "a very real potential" of sparking a chain reaction of unintended consequences.