Invest in land with us
Many Australians who aim to achieve long term wealth accumulation have chosen investing in property as the preferred option. Impressive Property Developments specialises in providing investors with access to value-added property opportunities. This can be through direct investment in land and property with current or future development potential.
Disciplined acquisition, planning, project delivery and value creation — on carefully selected sites across Sydney’s growth corridors.
Impressive Property Developments
Invest in carefully selected property development opportunities
Investing with Impressive Property Developments (IPD) provides eligible investors with the opportunity to participate in carefully selected property development projects and share in the potential financial outcomes generated through successful development.
Our investment opportunities are structured around identified development projects, with a focus on disciplined acquisition, planning, project delivery and value creation.
Indicative Investment Targets
Target Returns & Capital Structure
| Parameter | Equity Positions | Preferred Equity Positions |
|---|---|---|
| Target Return (p.a.)* | 15% – 25% | 12% – 15% |
| Target Investment Term | 12 – 36 months | 12 – 36 months |
| Capital Priority | Subordinated (Shares in residual project profit/loss) | Priority Repayment (Ranks ahead of standard equity) |
| Investor Profile | Growth Focus / Higher Risk Acceptance | Capital Preservation / Priority Income Focus |
*Target returns reflect feasibility projections based on current site modeling. Returns are speculative, not guaranteed, and performance may vary based on market conditions and regulatory outcomes.
Targeted returns range from 12% to 25% p.a. Returns are target estimates only, non-guaranteed, and capital is at risk.
Investment returns and timeframes are targets only and are not guaranteed. Actual outcomes may vary depending on project performance, market conditions, costs, timing, approvals and other factors.
Investment opportunities are available only to eligible investors and are subject to the terms, conditions and documentation applicable to each project.
Investing through an SMSF
Where permitted under the applicable rules and the SMSF’s investment strategy, an SMSF may be used to invest in certain property development opportunities. Investors should obtain independent financial, legal and taxation advice before determining whether an investment is appropriate for their circumstances and SMSF.
5-Step Project Execution Framework
We achieve this by
- Step 01
Site Selection & Feasibility
Conducting strict due diligence, yield assessments, and financial risk modeling.
- Step 02
Planning & Approvals
Securing council compliance, including Development Approvals (DA) and Construction Certificates (CC). All legal and community requirements set by the council are met.
- Step 03
Market Analysis
Monitoring local supply, demand, and pricing metrics in investment areas to give clients the best opportunities.
- Step 04
Infrastructure Integration
Selecting sites adjacent to expanding transport corridors, schools, and essential services. Community needs are considered, and developments are kept close to appropriate infrastructure, roads and transport.
- Step 05
Builder & Exit Execution
Overseeing construction coordination and buyer settlement transitions. Clients are given all required information to build their home, including lending advice.
Common questions
What is the minimum investment?
The enquiry form uses brackets from $10,000–$25,000 up to $100,000 and above. The amount applicable to any particular opportunity is set out in the documentation for that project, and opportunities are available only to eligible investors.
What is the difference between equity and preferred equity?
An equity position is subordinated and shares in the residual profit or loss of the project, with an indicative target of 15–25% p.a. A preferred equity position ranks ahead of standard equity for repayment, with an indicative target of 12–15% p.a. These are targets only, are not guaranteed, and actual outcomes may vary.
How long is an investment term?
Typically 12 to 36 months, depending on the project and the stage it has reached. Timeframes are targets only and may change with approvals, market conditions and project performance.
Can an SMSF invest?
Where permitted under the applicable rules and the SMSF’s investment strategy, an SMSF may be used to invest in certain property development opportunities. Trustees must satisfy themselves that the investment meets the sole purpose test, liquidity requirements and the fund’s written investment strategy under the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993, and should obtain independent advice first.
Where are the projects located?
Across NSW & Sydney’s growth corridors.
What is a sophisticated investor?
Under Section 708 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), an investor may be classified as sophisticated or wholesale where they have net assets of $2.5M+ or gross income of $250k+ per year for the past two years, certified by a qualified accountant. The form asks so that we know which opportunities may be shown to you.
Regulatory Compliance & Legal Warnings
General Advice Warning
The information on this site is general nature only and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs. Before acting on any information, assess its appropriateness to your circumstances and seek independent financial, legal, and taxation advice from an AFSL-licensed adviser and registered accountant.
Wholesale Investor Disclosures
Wholesale and sophisticated investor opportunities are made under disclosure exemptions pursuant to Section 708 of the Corporations Act 2001. Unregistered retail offers are subject to applicable disclosure documents and licensing regulations.
SMSF Notice
SMSF trustees must ensure unlisted property investments satisfy the sole purpose test, liquidity requirements, and written investment strategy of their fund under the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993.
Capital is at risk. Past performance is not indicative of future performance.