The race between construction and crane tower is now obvious at the site of Toondah Outlook – Redland City’s largest residential Apartment Project.
The size and scope of the project is now becoming tangible as the building continues to advance towards its mid 2019 completion.
High praise continues to flow to the AFT projects team as Redland City’s pinnacle Apartment Project, Toondah Outlook powers ahead with construction.
The building is set for completion in mid-2019 but with many of the Apartments now sold to owner occupiers, it’s the ability to tailor make each apartment to suit buyer’s individual needs that is attracting attention.
Michael Bishop, a Toondah Outlook buyer says dealing with the team AFT has left him impressed.
Each week seems to reveal more and more of the cities pinnacle construction project – the luxury resort style Toondah Outlook High Rise under way in Cleveland.
The AFT Projects near $100 million investment into Redlands is due for completion in mid-2019 and Project Manager Gary Henderson says work to date has been deliberate, well planned, and kept rigidly to time.
As many Redlanders begin to turn their heads to check out the massive Toondah Outlook project as it rises high from the ground, Buyers continue to watch closely the work being undertaken on the cities pinnacle development.
Toondah Outlook new owner Michael Bishop, says he’s strolling past the site, often, because he’s excited and he likes what he sees.
It’s Cleveland’s largest construction project in over a decade and it’s taking shape quickly.
The Toondah Outlook Apartment Development is a $90 million investment in the city by AFT Projects and the largely local workforce has been busy.
Project visionary Chris Anderson says it’s about creating a high-water mark for bayside living.
Out and off the ground within weeks and heading towards its 9-story completion – The Toonah Outlook Project continues to take shape in Cleveland with AFT Projects reporting no impediments to construction and a project running to time and on target.
Thanks largely, Director Chris Anderson says, to the diligence of the mainly local and keenly focussed work force.
