A luxury development with more than a hundred residences is under construction opposite the site of the future Olympic Games, with only a limited supply of units remaining.

Oria, an art-deco inspired project, is being made on Gregory Tce in Spring Hill: developed by Keylin, designed by MAS Architecture Studio and built by CoStruct.

The 15-storey building features two, three and four-bedroom options, with prices starting at around $1.45 million for the remaining two-bedroom units. Three-bedroom apartments begin at $2.335 million, while a few higher-end offerings sit above the $4 million range.

Oria, an art-deco inspired luxury development from property developer Keylin.

132 units are being made in the Spring Hill development, on Gregory Tce opposite Victoria Park.

A variety of unique floor plans and styles are available across 132 units. Two-bedroom homes can range between 91 to 110 sqm, with three-bedroom homes reaching 130 to 246 sqm.

Keylin Managing Director Louis Cheung said Spring Hill’s high demand meant the development needed to cater to a wide range of desires.

“The struggle for many that want to live in the area is a lack of inventory and supply that meets their needs,” he said. “With Oria, we are addressing these gaps and setting a benchmark for luxury in the area.”

Two-bedroom homes begin at $1.45 million, but higher-end homes can go into the $4 million range.

Several unique floor plans mean units can range between 91 and 246 sqm in size.

Sales lead and Ashwin Property director, Tony Ashwin, said current sales have been from a wide range of demographics.

“Over the last 8 weeks, we’ve had 1350 inquiries, so demand’s been really strong,” he said. “We’ve got some younger professional couples, a significant amount of downsizers, and also a significant amount of families.”

“We had a number of investors who came in early, who were aware of all the infrastructure for the Olympics, but ended up making Oria their home.”

Oria is seeing interest from professional couples, downsizers and families looking to live near the city.

Several luxury amenities are available for residents to share, including outdoor areas for sporty families and those with pets.

Each of these residents will be sharing a wide variety of communal features in the development, including a gym, cinema, pool, sauna and private dining areas.

Meanwhile, open spaces include a pickleball court and off-leash dog area, accounting for downsizers who may be moving with pets.

A 3D walk-through is available at the future development’s display area.

Construction is underway, estimated to be completed early 2027.

A display area is available where interested parties can inspect the building’s future features, including an interactive 3D model of the rooms, allowing for an in-person digital walk-through.

“They’ll be able to experience apartment views, whether it’s the city skyline or overlooking Victoria Park, because the visualisations are based on real imagery taken at different storey heights,” Mr Cheung said.

With construction already at level five, residents are expected to move in early 2027, five years ahead of the Olympics.