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INTRODUCING THE ART AND SOUL OF SPRING HILL

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01 LOCATION

02 APARTMENTS

03 FLOOR PLANS

04 SPECIFICATIONS

05 TEAM

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Welcome to The Johnson Apartments, Spring Hill -

statement residences above Brisbane’s very first

Art Series Hotel. Art Series Hotels are famous

for their design integrity, cool finesse and

celebration of beauty in every detail.

The Johnson Apartments take their name and

inspiration from the brilliant, multi-faceted works

of contemporary Australian artist Michael Johnson.

The Johnson Apartments are also architecturally

significant; a sensitive reimagining of a landmark

building, designed in the sixties by influential

Queensland architect, Viennese-born Karl Langer.

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T H E O L D W I N D M I L L , S P R I N G H I L L

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The Johnson Apartments are set to become the beating heart of Spring Hill – a glorious heritage suburb on the city’s doorstep. This has always been a place of colour, character and beautiful imperfection, a balance of old and new, with history around every corner and a brilliant future ahead. Spring Hill is home to some of Australia’s very best schools and education centres, and is an easy stroll to the heart of the CBD and Central Train Station. Everything you need is within walking distance, from fresh food and supermarkets to restaurants and entertainment. This picturesque precinct is bordered by verdant public parks and spaces, including Roma Street Parkland and Victoria Park – a spectacular 18 hole golf course on the city’s edge.

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Spring Hill accommodates all three of the Urbis economics and research fundamentals that make a sustainable suburb – Population, Infrastructure and Employment.

Sourced: Urbis Report, Outlook Spring Hill. September 2014.

SPR ING HI L L IS AN INNER C ITY COMMUNITY ADJACENT TO THE BR ISBANE CBD, OFFER ING A CONVENIENT L I FESTYLE PRECINCT AND DIRECT ACCESS IB I L I TY TO KEY RETAI L AND EMPLOYMENT NODES.

Positioned as the northerly extension of the Brisbane Central Business District (CBD), Spring Hill is well serviced with an array of public transport options, allowing high accessibility to major employment nodes and diverse lifestyle amenities. As well as being conveniently located amongst many leisure, recreation and entertainment offerings, Spring Hill boasts prime locality to a number of prominent educational institutions. As a result of its location, Spring Hill has become an increasingly popular residential precinct. Spring Hill and its surrounds are positioned to benefit from recent and proposed investment surrounding large infrastructure projects within Brisbane. Most notably, the rejuvenation of the Queens Wharf, the Brisbane Showgrounds, and the construction of Brisbane’s TransApex Masterplan. The combination of Brisbane’s growing economy and Spring Hill’s accessibility to significant infrastructure investment is expected to provide a catalyst for Spring Hill to become one of Brisbane’s most desirable inner city suburbs.

LEISURE & PARKLANDS01 Spring Hill Marketplace02 Victoria Park03 The Gabba04 Queen Street Mall05 South Bank Parklands06 Roma Street Parklands

07 Queensland Performing Arts Complex

EDUCATION08 St James’ College09 Queensland University of Technology10 Brisbane Girls Grammar School

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BRISBANE AIRPORT 15 MINS

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KANGAROO POINT

HOSPITALS12 Brisbane Private Hospital13 Mater Hospital14 Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital

15 St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital

TRANSPORT16 Central Train Station17 Transit Centre & Roma Street Train Station18 North Quay CityCat Terminal

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OUTLOOK OF SPRING HILL

URBIS

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INFRASTRUCTURE & EMPLOYMENT

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Infrastructure investment will provide a catalyst for population growth and residential demand.

TRANSAPEX MASTER PLAN

$10 BILLION (TOTAL PROJECT VALUE)

Residents of Spring Hill are in proximity to a number of entry and exit points within the TransApex road network, a multibillion dollar tunnel project which enables reduced travel times to the CBD, the Airport and south of the Brisbane River. The project is the biggest urban road network infrastructure development in Australia and all components are complete except for Legacy Way, which is due for completion in 2015.

ROYAL BRISBANE HOSPITAL

929 BEDSThe Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital is the largest tertiary referral hospital in Queensland. Encompassing 53 buildings and covering 17.7 hectares, the site employs more than 7,450 staff and admits over 90,000 people every year.

BaT (BUS AND TRAIN) PROJECTS

$5 BILLIONThe Queensland Government is progressing plans for the construction of an underground bus and train tunnel project (the BaT project) linking South Brisbane, the CBD, Roma Street and Bowen Hills. Initial construction is due to commence in late 2015, with operation planned to begin in 2021.

BRISBANE SHOWGROUNDS

$2.9 BILLIONThe Brisbane Showgrounds will be one of Brisbane’slargest inner city renewal projects since South Bank. Staged over a development period of 15 years, the completed development will offer a wide range of uses including open space, retail, residential living, commercial office, convention facilities and hotel accommodation.

QUEENS WHARF

$4 BILLIONQueens Wharf is to be a world class developmentlocated on state-owned land between the Brisbane River, George, Alice and Queen Streets in the heart of Brisbane City. The project will offer a mix of new uses such as six star hotels, retail, restaurant and entertainment zones, theatre and convention facilities and new open spaces

AUSTRALIA TRADECOAST

$6 BILLIONThe Australia TradeCoast (ATC), incorporating thePort of Brisbane, Brisbane Airport and surroundingindustrial areas is the largest and fastest-growing industry and commercial precinct in Australia. In the past five years, ATC and its partners have invested more than $1 billion (AUD) in infrastructure development and are committed to investing a further $5 billion over the next ten years.

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Spring Hill will be in the centre of over 205,000 proposed new jobs by 2031.

Spring Hill is favourably positioned in the centre of some of Brisbane’s major employment nodes. Located next to the Brisbane CBD, the most important employment generator in Queensland, employment within the region is forecast to grow by over 205,000 new jobs by 2031. Spring Hill’s proximity to major employment nodes, coupled with major infrastructure investment and organic employment growth will provide a strong catalyst for growth in the local residential market.

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Kelvin Grove

Brisbane CBD

Bowen Hills

Fortitude Valley

Herston

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Australian Trade Coast

Sourced: Urbis Report, Outlook Spring Hill. September 2014. Sourced: Urbis Report, Outlook Spring Hill. September 2014.

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DEMOGRAPHICSNAPSHOT

Population estimates from the Queensland Government forecast that the population of Inner Brisbane will grow by over 41,500 new residents between 2013 and 2031; equating to approximately 2,316 new residents annually. Historically, population projections have been conservative and it is possible that the actual population growth going forward will exceed the figures provided by The Queensland Office of Economic and Statistical Research.

This strong population growth, historical and forecast, paired with large scale infrastructure spending bode well for continued population growth in Spring Hill. Geographically constrained, this projected population growth is likely to drive the strong demand for dwellings in Spring Hill.

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[ WHO LIVES IN SPRING HILL ]

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Urbis provide an independent survey and analysis on the sale of new apartments within Brisbane’s inner city each quarter. The following results for Inner Brisbane apartments and Inner North Apartments have been produced from the June quarter 2014 Brisbane Apartment Insights Report.

SPRING HILL APARTMENT MARKET

Spring Hill has traditionally been driven by focus on its proximity to commercial employment development, with Brisbane’s largest employment node, the CBD, the neighbouring suburb. Despite this proximity, there has been a limited supply of new residential dwellings available within the suburb, particularly when compared to surrounding precincts, with this lack of supply expected to result in pent-up demand within the catchment. The median sales price within the Spring Hill catchment (comprised of the suburbs of Spring Hill and Kelvin Grove for the purpose of this analysis) over the June 2014 half year period was recorded at $425,000 based on 121 preliminary

apartment settlements during the period. This represents annual capital growth for apartments in the Spring Hill catchment of 4.6 per cent per annum over the past 10 years, a positive result despite the turbulent economic times experienced over the last five years.The future rejuvenation of the area is expected to lift the residential demand of the precinct and should result in quality apartment product experiencing a growth premium. For potential investors, coupling this capital appreciation with the region’s strong rental yield and forecast future growth, demonstrates the investment potential Spring Hill offers.In addition to Spring Hill demonstrated growth, data collected from the RP Data Suburb Scorecard for March 2014 indicates that the Brisbane apartment market has shown strength in key investment criteria prompting significant interest from interstate and international investors. This has resulted in a median sale price of $417,500 over the March quarter 2014, making Brisbane the most affordable major city for residential apartments, being $24,500 and $132,500 more affordable than Melbourne and Sydney respectively.

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RENTAL MARKETANALYSIS

Spring Hill and the Brisbane CBD are showing strong demand for rental properties with the market data recording limited apartments available for rent. New and near new apartments are recording premiums over existing stock while median weekly rents have shown continued long term growth.

Within the postcode of 4000 (comprising the suburbs of Spring Hill and Brisbane City), the RTA has recorded an average of approximately 297 new and renewed bond lodgements in each quarter over the last 12 months for one bedroom apartments, 296 for two bedroom apartments and 68 for three bedroom apartments over the same period; this represents a growth of 13 per cent in one bedroom bonds lodged over the same period 12 months earlier. The growth in the number of new and renewed bonds being lodged each quarter across the postcode indicate that the demand for rental dwellings is likely to satisfy the future supply of apartments.

Spring Hill and Brisbane City one bedroom apartments haveregistered an increase of 6.2 per cent per annum increasingmedian weekly rent to $420 in the ten year period to March2014. According to the RTA, median weekly rents on twobedroom apartments in the postcode have increased annually by 4.9 per cent to register a current median rent of $580 per week. These figures are in excess of the corresponding growth rates for three bedroom apartments which registered a growth of 3.7 per cent over the period.

On the market rental data, which records new and near newapartment product, indicates that one and two bedroomapartments are attracting a premium over existing stock. New and near new one bedroom apartments are renting for approximately $35 per week more than existing product, whilst new and near new two and three bedroom apartments are achieving premiums of approximately $45 and $85 per week over the existing market respectively.

• 180 RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR SALE

• A MIX OF 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS, WITH SECURE CARPARK AND LIFT ACCESS

• EVERY APARTMENT COMES WITH AN AUDIO INTERCOM, AIR CONDITIONING AND

EUROPEAN KITCHEN APPLIANCES

• MODERN RETAIL AND RESTAURANT SPACES ON THE GROUND LEVEL

• INCLUDES THE MK50 POOL & DECK – A 50 METRE SIGNATURE POOL DESIGNED BY

MICHAEL KLIM. POOL AREA ALSO FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION AND BBQ AREA,

WITH GYMNASIUM ON THE SAME LEVEL.

• BOUTIQUE ART SERIES RESIDENTIAL HOTEL COMPONENT

• SERVICED OFFICES COMPONENT ON LEVEL 4

[ DEVELOPER ]Asian Pacific Group

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[ ARCHITECT ]Woods Bagot

SPRING HILL IS AN INNER CITY COMMUNITY ADJACENT TO THE

BRISBANE CBD

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SCHEDULE OF F INISHES

GENERAL BUILDING FINISHES

Floors Reinforced concrete slab throughoutRoof Concrete or metal deck roofExternal Walls Precast concrete panels

Insitu concrete structureFramed glazing with powder coat finishInsulated rigid panel cladding rated to BCA requirements

Party Walls Fire rated party walls, all acoustically rated to BCA requirements Internal Walls Flush plasterboard lining typicalInsulation Acoustic and/or thermal insulation to BCA requirementsWindows Aluminium framed with powder coat finishDoors Fire rated apartment entry doors

Semi-solid core apartment interior doorsCeilings Flush plasterboard lining typicalLighting Recessed ESD energy saving type typically throughout to BCA requirementsBalconies Select solid floor finish with powdercoated aluminium balustrade (where applicable)

Translucent glass privacy screens with aluminium fixings powder coat finishTerraces Select tile finish with painted aluminium or solid balustrade (where applicable)

Translucent glass privacy screens with aluminium fixings powder coat finishSkirtings & Architraves Timber with paint finishTelevision Points Provided to each apartmentData/Phone Points Provided to each apartmentSmoke Detectors In accordance with BCA or relevant codeHot Water Central Gas Hot Water UnitHeating & Cooling Wall mounted split inverter system (condenser located on balcony or terrace)

1 Bed 1 AC unit to living room 1 AC unit to bedroom2 or more beds 1 AC unit to living room 1 AC unit to master bedroom Ceiling fan to second bedroom

Access & Security Security access to carpark and entry pointsAudio intercom in each residence

Carpark Off form concrete & blockwork with paint/sealer finishSecure mailbox room in carparkAdditional secure storage available to residents Bicycle parking available

Lifts Four Lifts servicing all levels 1 to 14 inclusiveOne Lift servicing Level 15 Penthouses & walk up to L16 Sky Penthouse from Level 15

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Recreation Facilities 50M outdoor lap pool on North podium roof (not heated) with BBQ’s, sun lounges, Pool PavillionGymnasium overlooking pool with change/shower/locker facilities & TV’s

Shared Facilities Feature building entry forecourt with food & beverage retail hub amongst feature landscaped settingServiced offices Residential Hotel

APARTMENT FINISHES

LIVING & KITCHEN

Floor Engineered timberWalls Flush painted plasterboardCeiling Flush painted plasterboardLighting Recessed ESD energy saving type typically throughout to BCA requirementsJoinery Thermolaminated vinyl exposed faces & white melamine carcassesBench Top Reconstituted stoneSplashback Mirror glassDishwasher Integrated underbench European brand with face panel to match joineryOven European brand electric underbenchCooktop European brand or equivalent gas 4 burner stainless steelRangehood European brand or equivalent with face panel to match joinerySink Single bowl stainless steel with removable drainerTap Gooseneck mixer with chrome finish

BATHROOM (EN-SUITE WHERE APPLICABLE)

Floor Select tileWalls Select tile (full height)Ceiling Flush painted plasterboard (moisture resistant)Lighting Recessed ESD energy saving type typically throughout to BCA requirementsVanity Joinery Thermolaminated vinyl exposed faces & white melamine carcassesMirror Cabinet White melamine carcass faced with mirror doorsBench Top Reconstituted stoneSplashback Select tileBasin Vitreous china benchtop mountedTapware & Accessories Mixers, shower rail and shampoo shelf with chrome finishShower Screen Frameless safety glass fixed panel and doorToilet Vitreous china back to wall suiteVentilation Mechanical system exhausted to outside

BEDROOMS

Floor CarpetWalls Flush painted plasterboardCeiling Flush painted plasterboardLighting Recessed ESD energy saving type typically throughout to BCA requirements

Robe Joinery White melamine carcasses faced with aluminium framed mirror glass doors

LAUNDRY

Floor Tile with floor wasteWalls Flush painted moisture resistant plasterboardCeiling Flush painted moisture resistant plasterboardLighting Recessed ESD energy saving type typically throughout to BCA requirementsTub & Tapware Stainless steel tub & chrome tapwareSplashback Select tileVentilation Mechanical system exhausted to outside

STUDY (WHERE APPLICABLE)

Joinery Select solid benchtop

DISCLAIMER: This list is indicative only and is subject to variations and substitutions in accordance with the Contract Terms.

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INTERIOR COLOUR SCHEME

INTERIOR COLOUR SCHEME

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1. Joinery & paint finish to walls

2. Floor & wall tiles

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4. Kitchen mirror splashback

5. Reconstituted stone bench top

6. Carpet

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2. Floor & wall tiles

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4. Kitchen mirror splashback

5. Reconstituted stone bench top

6. Carpet

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[ ASIAN PACIFIC GROUP ]

Our Vision is to imagine, identify, acquire, develop, manage, own, market and sell innovative business and property solutions through outstanding people, products and services that establish new industry benchmarks for our customers.

Since W. H. Deague arrived from England in 1867 and began establishing

his reputation as a leading builder in Melbourne, further generations of

the family have continued in business as master builders. David Deague

maintained the tradition, building the family owned firm that, in 1992,

became Asian Pacific Building Corporation, specialising in commercial

property development. William Deague (CEO) and Jonathan Deague

(Executive Director) continue to take the business forward – building on

150 years of passion and commitment to property development and

construction. A new parent company, Asian Pacific Group was established

and included the three key pillars of business operations including Asian

Pacific Property & Construct ion, Asian Pacific Corporate Services (APCS)

and Art Series Hotel Group. The proud history of Asian Pacific Group is

highlighted by our extensive portfolio and market leading property and

financial services business. The key to our approach goes beyond bricks and

mortar to focussing on people and the facilities and services they require to

prosper vin today’s technological business world.

DEVELOPER

ASIAN PACIFICGROUP

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Situated in a prestigious Chapel Street address The Olsen houses 239 boutique hotel rooms and residences like nothing Melbourne has seen before. Sophisticated yet modern, The Olsen blends the works of Australia’s greatest living painter Dr John Olsen with the renowned style of architects Rothe Lowman.

T H E O L S E N

Located in the heart of the prestigious suburb of Walkerville in Adelaide, this nine-storey development consists of hotel rooms, residences, a business centre, retail shops, café and restaurants as well as a sundeck and swimming pool designed by Olympic Medal list Michael Klim. The Watson burst onto the Adelaide market with huge success with over 130 apartments sold on the first release weekend.

T H E W A T S O N

St Kilda Road Towers at No. 1 Queens Road is Melbourne’s most prestigious business networking precinct. This landmark 15-level commercial development has been strategically designed using the highest quality fixtures and fittings. The complex, which is located in the hear t of the St Kilda Road precinct, was completed in 2005 and currently houses over 300 small to medium businesses from almost every industry.

S T K I L D A R D T O W E R S

Asian Pacific Group is the parent company to two large and

well known property businesses: Art Series Hotel Group and

Asian Pacific Property & Construction. Both these businesses

have built and run their own award winning and iconic

property developments. Woods Bagot is a global design studio at the pinnacle of facilities

design and planning across five key sectors: Aviation and

Transport, Education, Science and Health, Lifestyle, Workplace

and Sport.

Their focus seeks to understand a client’s functional, operational

and cultural needs, drawing on research and experience to create

solutions that work. A multi-disciplined team of highly skilled

individuals provides services in architecture, consulting, interior

and urban design.

Woods Bagot’s Global Studio approach accords each client

full access to the combined professional talent and knowledge

resources within the entire international organisation, bringing

all studios, disciplines and practices into a well-connected, highly

coordinated and collaborative service network.

This network operates across five regions: Asia, Australia,

Europe, the Middle East and North America and allows them

to combine local and global experts, virtually and physically,

from any location to bring knowledge to projects of significance

anywhere in the world.

THE ARCHITECT AND INTERIOR DESIGNER

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The Blackman, situated on St Kilda Road, the boulevard of business, soars above the historic Airlie Mansion and boasts 207 rooms, a selection of which come complete with private terraces and spas. Along with its edgy boutique interiors and close proximity to the Melbourne CBD this property is fast becoming the most sought after accommodation destination for corporate executives.

T H E B L A C K M A N

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VUE on King William is set to be South

Australia’s tallest residential tower with 205

apartments offering floor to ceiling breathtaking

views of Adelaide’s CBD and beyond. Standing

at 85 metres and a striking 26 storeys, VUE on

King William will be a city defining structure,

creating a bold statement on the southern fringe

of the city.

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