« Back Burgundy’s Clos de la Roche Grand Cru is literally legendary: a local tale mentioned by author Jacky Rigaux (among others) would have it that the ‘Roche’ in Clos de la Roche was a dolmen used as a sacrificial altar by Celtic Druids in pre-Roman times suggests a less alarming possibility: ‘What is clear is that we find in the Clos de la Roche large pieces of stone that have detached from the bedrock,’ she says The awards programme's first gala celebration in Melbourne honours impressive companies and projects including specialists in cross-border investment By Your Investment Property Mag Australia — PropertyGuru Group (NYSE: PGRU) today announced the Winners and Highly Commended recipients of the 6th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia) supported by sponsor Subzero Wolf and partner Realestate.com.au Australia’s finest developers and projects were honoured across 42 categories in the biggest edition yet of the awards programme held for the first time at the Grand Hyatt Melbourne The black-tie gala dinner and ceremony in the Victorian capital mark the first-ever occurrence of the prestigious event in Australia.  Aqualand was the most awarded developer of the night winning the Best Developer title for the first time as well as the Best Luxury Developer and Best Mixed Use Developer titles Aura by Aqualand was the most awarded project with six wins including the Best Mixed Use Development award.   Other winning developments by the company were the luxury heritage development and waterfront apartment development known as The Revy at Darling Island and the luxury apartment development in New South Wales known as Blue at Lavender Bay.  founder and group managing director of Aqualand was named Australia Real Estate Personality of the Year by the editorial team of Property Report by PropertyGuru for achievements that include spearheading some of Australia’s largest urban renewal projects.   Salvo won the Best Lifestyle Developer title in addition to a win for the high-rise apartment project Moray House including the Best Luxury Boutique Developer title and a win for the boutique luxury apartment development in New South Wales known as Villia Bellevue Hill.  clinched the Best Breakthrough Developer title one of four wins that include accolades for the company’s townhouse project Queensberry St MRCB International was named Best Boutique Developer with 26 Vista by MRCB Australia winning Best Lifestyle Development (Queensland).  Mark Moran Group was honoured with Special Recognitions in ESG and Sustainable Design and Construction plus the Best Senior Living Landscape Design award for The Garden at Warrawee by Evette Moran.  The Best Condo Development (Australia) award went to Kurraba Residences by Third.i Group while the Best Housing Development (Australia) award went to Capri by Monaco Property Group.  Highett Common by Sunkin Property Group gained three awards including Best Apartment Development (Victoria).  said: “We are proud to have held the largest edition of our Awards in Australia this year in Melbourne The distinguished companies honoured this year have impressed the judges with their range and diversity including the country’s finest apartments they raise the gold standard of real estate in Australia and help local and international investors alike make confident property decisions in the country.”  GM of PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards and Events said: “Australia has long been a sought-after investment destination for property seekers from Asia so we’re delighted to host the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards for the first time in Melbourne The awarded companies have conceptualised and created a range of impressive properties that offer a diverse choice of appealing opportunities for cross-border investors These well-deserved awardees represent the growth and innovation that continue to drive the Australian property market.”  The list of winners was determined by an independent panel of judges comprising Lui Violanti chairperson of the Awards in Australia and regional manager for Western Australia director and divisional head for Asia Market in Victoria HLB Mann Judd – HLB Australasia supervised the selection process under the guidance of Josh Chye and credible.      Main country winners of the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia) will be eligible to advance to the 18th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final on Friday Thailand where they will compete for honours against their peers from Singapore Organised by PropertyGuru Group (NYSE: PGRU) Southeast Asia’s leading property technology company the 6th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia) are supported by silver sponsor Subzero Wolf; official magazine Property Report by PropertyGuru; official publicity partner Good Talent Media; media partners Australian Property Journal and Your Investment Property Magazine; supporting partner Realestate.com.au; supporting associations Australasia Property Advisory Association Australia Malaysia Business Council – Victoria and Melbourne Chinatown Association; and official supervisor HLB.  For more information, email awards@propertyguru.com or visit the official website: AsiaPropertyAwards.com.  6th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia)  WINNER: Luisant Queensberry Pty Ltd.  HIGHLY COMMENDED: Blue at Lavender Bay by Aqualand  WINNER: Blue at Lavender Bay by Aqualand  WINNER: Villia Bellevue Hill by Skyland Group  WINNER: Kurraba Residences by Third.i Group  WINNER: Como Terraces by Sterling Global & Cbus Property Pty Ltd  WINNER: Chapman Gardens by Chapman Garden NSW Pty Ltd   WINNER: Highett Common by Sunkin Property Group  HIGHLY COMMENDED: One Grant Crescent by Sunsuria Australia and Verdant Property Group  HIGHLY COMMENDED: Taylor by Eve Holdings & Guang Capital  WINNER: Bowen Terrace Residences by Skyhold  WINNER: Queensberry St by Luisant Queensberry Pty Ltd.  WINNER: Capri by Monaco Property Group  WINNER: Coppin Lodge by Enduro Properties  WINNER: The Revy at Darling Island by Aqualand  WINNER: Amorel by Capital Luxury Residences  HIGHLY COMMENDED: 26 Vista by MRCB Australia  WINNER: Waterford Student Accommodation by Exal Group  HIGHLY COMMENDED: One Grant Crescent by Axe Architects Pty Ltd  WINNER: The Garden at Warrawee by Evette Moran - Mark Moran Group  By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy Read more articles by Your Investment Property Mag The increasing prevalence of multigenerational households in Australia presents a unique opportunity for property investors to meet evolving housing needs Australia’s residential property values reached a new record high in April with all capital cities posting gains despite uncertainty over US tariff announcements and the upcoming federal election Join our exclusive property investor mailing list and receive property data and research before the public © 2025 Savings.com.au Pty Ltd ·AFSL and Australian Credit License Number 515843 · Privacy Policy · Terms of Use 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For more information, read YourInvestmentPropertyMag.com.au’s Financial Services and Credit Guide (FSCG) which included more than 400 bottles of Domaine Ponsot wines split into 261 lots achieved a total of around CHF1.345m (almost £1.2m) All lots found buyers in the auction, held to mark Domaine Ponsot’s 150th anniversary Its results again highlight top Burgundy’s allure The appeal of wines sourced direct from the Domaine may also have inspired strong bidding head of Christie’s’ international wine and spirits department described ‘a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire wines from the [Domaine’s] library collection as well as never before released large formats of the famous Clos de la Roche and other grand crus’ Sale highlights included a two-magnum lot of Clos de la Roche which fetched CHF52,500 (£46,500; pre-sale high estimate: CHF20,000) A magnum of Griotte-Chambertin 1990 fetched CHF10,625 (high e: CHF3,000) Morey-St-Denis ‘Monts Luisants’ (Blanc Aligoté) fetched CHF8,750 (high e: CHF1,300) Christie’s’ auction notes said sold to a Taiwanese collector for CHF175,000 (high e: CHF100,000) Hammer-price proceeds from this lot will be donated to the charity ‘A Chacun son Everest’ which supports children afflicted by cancer or leukaemia ‘Domaine Ponsot is one of the most highly regarded Burgundy wine producers with a long history going back to 1872,’ said Vos Strong results in the auction also ‘demonstrate Christie’s’ international outreach and the global demand for outstanding Burgundy wines from both existing clients and new collectors’ Christie’s said 21% of auction registrants were first-time bidders Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker arts and travel journalist with over 15 years of experience She writes a wine column for the New Statesman and has appeared in publications such as Decanter Cond\u00e9 Nast Traveller and National Geographic Traveller in 2018 and it was awarded the Roederer Wine Book of the Year If you own land under vine on 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