August may be traditionally a slow month for estate agents, but Mishon Mackay New Homes is delighted to report selling out on several developments in and around the city.
Sales manager Sara Van Loock said: “This has been a very successful and very satisfying month. We have sold out at four developments at every price range, which shows that the city’s New Homes buyers are appreciative of the properties on offer. We have a real commitment to our developer clients and landowners from the land sale right through to the completion of the last unit, from introducing the site to the market, then offering advice and support on the unit sales at every stage.”
Aria, the last of three spectacular homes at Baobab’s RIBA award-winning development in Brighton’s Withdean Road has exchanged, completing this site for which Mishon Mackay Land originally acted for the landowner.
To the east of the city, in Rottingdean, Azure has also sold out in August, with the completion of the last penthouse. This superb, award-winning Art Deco inspired development of apartments has involved a technical build on the clifftops, and Mishon Mackay Land acted for the landowner and introduced the site to developers Generator Group.
To the west, just into Portslade, Rothbury Court is now all reserved. This charming small development of city apartments has attracted young buyers and has been a success for developments Symbister Developments. Again, Mishon Mackay Land acted for the original landowners and introduced the site to the market.
Innings House, in the heart of Hove’s Palmeira Avenue, overlooks Sussex County Cricket ground, one of the oldest County cricket grounds in the country. The last apartment has now exchanged, a beautiful penthouse with four terraces, completing this attractive and stylish development which Mishon Mackay Land introduced to London-based Cedarmill Developments.
For all Land and New Homes currently on offer with Mishon Mackay Land & New Homes, or to register for new developments coming up soon, go to mishonmackay.com or call 01273 829300
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