The Southwest Estate 01 Preferred Equity Fund is seeking to raise up to $7,000,000 from wholesale investors for the development of an approved 91-lot land subdivision project in Sydney’s southwest. The Fund is offering a 14% p.a. return, 7% p.a. of which is by paid monthly and 7% p.a. of which is paid at project completion.

The project is located 800 metres from the planned Smart Transit Corridor, providing a direct link to the Aerotropolis and future Nancy-Bird Walton international airport. The average land size for the project is 354 square metres, with prices from $680,000.

According to data from CoreLogic, the median price in Sydney increased 11.6 per cent between January and December 2023. In 2024, a forecast 375,000 migrants (in the 23/34 fiscal year) will place upward pressure on property demand, particularly in locations with a high proportion of first home buyers. According to data from Pricefinder, the median price of a house in the suburb between 1 January and 31 December 2023 was $1,005,026. Between January and December 2023, the median price in the suburb increased $13.5% from $941,444 to $1,068,750.

In June 2023, the population in the suburb was 13,567. By 2041, the ABS forecast the population to grow to 68,771 – a 407% increase.

The Western Sydney Aerotropolis – 15 minutes from the project – is set to become a thriving economic centre, building a stronger future for Western Sydney. Located around the new Western Sydney International Airport at Badgerys Creek, the Aerotropolis will focus on advanced manufacturing, technology, research, training and education, freight, agribusiness, and mixed-use development. At its heart will be Australia’s newest city— Bradfield City Centre. More highly skilled jobs will become available closer to home for all Western Sydney residents. This includes new opportunities in emerging industries such as advanced manufacturing, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, aerospace and defence, high tech food production, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.