A landmark reaches completion
After three years on site, the Bill and Adele Jonas Center has officially handed over. The cultural centre adds galleries, a concert hall and a public garden to a district that, until recently, was mostly offices.
Projects like this matter for homeowners. New public spaces bring footfall, cafes and a reason to stay in the neighbourhood after work, and that is exactly what lifts long-term demand for nearby homes.
What changes for buyers
We usually see the biggest price movement in the twelve months before a landmark opens, as buyers anticipate the change. Once it is complete, rents tend to follow as the area becomes a destination in its own right.
— Expect stronger rental demand within a ten-minute walk
— Ground-floor retail around the centre will fill first
— Quiet streets one block back often hold the best value
Our view
If you have been watching this part of the city, now is a good time to look closely. Speak to our team and we will share the homes we think will benefit most.
