Sales & Marketing Proposal
125 Mountain View Pde
Rosanna VIC 3084
Blair Property Group · 2026
17 architect-designed residences
in the heart of Rosanna.
Blair Property Group is a full-service project marketing team focused on delivering standout results across sales, digital, media and marketing, powered through the best technology available.
Darren is a sales and marketing leader with 14+ years across real estate, tech, and creative sectors. As Principal of Blair Property Group, he leads standout project marketing campaigns and served on UDIA Victoria's Urban Renewal Committee.
With 25+ years in property sales, Alexis is Sales Director at Blair Property Group. Formerly with Mirvac and Stockland, she led top-performing teams on landmark projects and brings deep expertise and a client-first approach to every development.
Elia has held a range of marketing roles across the real estate sector, from off-the-plan to established sales. After 7 years in NYC with a top sales team, he now leads digital, email, content, and lead gen strategies to drive results across every channel.
Matisse brings energy and precision to every buyer interaction, managing the sales pipeline from first enquiry through to contract exchange with a focus on building genuine relationships and delivering results.
Adam leads creative output across all BPG campaigns — from brand identity and digital collateral to social content and EDM design. His work ensures every touchpoint is polished, on-brand, and conversion-focused.
Ashley architects the data infrastructure behind BPG's proprietary platforms — Pricelio, StoryFlow, and campaign analytics. She ensures every buyer interaction is captured, connected, and actionable in real time.
At BPG, we have a diverse range of projects — townhomes and apartments — currently on the market.
Rosanna is one of Melbourne's most liveable inner north-east suburbs — leafy, quiet, and overwhelmingly owner-occupier dominated. Sitting within the City of Banyule, 12km from the CBD, it consistently draws families and professionals seeking established suburban quality with genuine liveability.
The suburb is defined by Rosanna Village's local cafes and shops, the Rosanna and Warringal Parklands, and Rosanna station's Hurstbridge line service — 25 minutes to Melbourne CBD. Ivanhoe Grammar School and Heidelberg High School sit within easy reach, underpinning consistent family demand season after season.
Buyer demand in Rosanna is overwhelmingly owner-occupier driven — 75% of all dwellings are owner-occupied, one of the highest rates in Melbourne's north-east. The suburb draws downsizers from Ivanhoe and Eaglemont, families upgrading from Heidelberg and Bundoora, and professionals priced out of inner-north markets. Genuine scarcity at the boutique end
Only 47 unit sales occurred in Rosanna in the past 12 months — across the entire suburb. This scarcity means 125 Mountain View Parade arrives into a genuine supply gap. Mountain View Parade itself is one of Rosanna's most coveted residential addresses, and boutique medium-density at this quality level is effectively unprecedented here.
Median Prices (Latest available — realestate.com.au)
Rosanna station's Hurstbridge line puts the CBD 25 minutes away. Heidelberg, Ivanhoe, and the Austin Hospital precinct are all within 10 minutes by car. Warringal Parklands and Rosanna Parklands are walkable. Everything a downsizer or established professional needs is already close.
The two most directly comparable medium-density projects in the immediate north-east corridor confirm the pricing range and buyer depth available to 125 Mountain View Parade. Both projects are in Heidelberg 3084 — the same postcode — and both achieved strong clearance rates.
Both projects confirm a genuine and deep buyer market in Heidelberg 3084 for quality medium-density apartments. 2BR product at $730K–$880K is well-supported. 3BR+ clears at $1M+. The Rosanna premium over Heidelberg — driven by owner-occupier tenure (75% vs ~65%), quieter character, and Mountain View Parade's address quality — supports a pricing premium of 5–15% above these benchmarks.
The primary buyer at 125 Mountain View Parade is a Rosanna, Ivanhoe, or Eaglemont downsizer — already in the suburb, already sold on the street, looking for a quality alternative to a freestanding home without leaving the neighbourhood they have called home for decades. A secondary market of one or two investor buyers rounds out the mix, drawn by scarcity and stable rental demand.
Rosanna, Ivanhoe, and Eaglemont owner-occupiers aged 60–78, currently in freestanding homes on 500–700m² blocks. The family has grown and left; the garden has become a burden. They want to stay in the suburb they know — same streets, same friends, same morning walks through Warringal Parklands — but in a home that requires nothing of them. Generous 100–141m² apartments with quality finishes and no maintenance is exactly the brief. They will pay for it, and they will close quickly.
Couples aged 55–65 who have not yet fully downsized but are planning ahead. Still working, children at university or just moved out. They want to lock in their next chapter before the market moves — a quality apartment in Rosanna at the right price, held for 5–10 years before they need it full-time. The 3BR at 126–141m² is the natural choice: room for guests, a study, and a proper dining table. Their existing home finances this purchase without leverage.
Heidelberg and Ivanhoe Heights downsizers who have been watching Rosanna and identifying it as the preferred destination — quieter, greener, more residential in character. This cohort expands the catchment meaningfully. They understand the north-east corridor intimately and will not need to be sold on the suburb, only on the product.
A small number of portfolio or SMSF investors will be attracted by Rosanna's 75% owner-occupier tenure, scarcity of new stock (only 47 unit sales in the entire suburb last year), and proximity to the Austin Hospital and La Trobe University employment nodes. The 1BR (78m²) and entry 2BR are the target product. We do not market to investors as a primary channel — their presence is a natural consequence of product quality and suburb fundamentals.
Our inclusion strategy is built around balancing size, price and finishes — calibrating each typology to the buyer pool that will actually transact at this address. The mix below reflects what we believe the market will absorb; the notes that follow flag the changes we'd recommend before launch.
Blair Property Group is proud to present 125 Mountain View Parade — a rare opportunity on the Inner North-East.
125 Mountain View Parade represents a chance to redefine expectations for Inner East medium-density. It carefully balances amenity, lifestyle choice, and long-term security with a village character that resonates with owner-occupiers — where they lead, investors will inevitably follow.
To achieve the goal of exiting the project quickly and effectively, we propose a disciplined four-stage campaign approach tied to clear absorption milestones.
The goal is to harness confidence and momentum that delivers, while ensuring each campaign touchpoint feels personal, crafted, and unique. A disciplined rolling campaign — anchored by monthly creative refreshes, milestone campaigns, and activation moments — will sustain momentum and position 125 Mountain View Parade as the Inner East's defining address.
Blair Property Group boasts a demonstrated track record in off-the-plan and new development sales, achieved through a diverse range of sales and marketing strategies across $500m+ in active product.
125 Mountain View Parade's primary competition is the existing freestanding dwelling market — not other developments. Breathe's design language and the village sustainability story directly reframes the comparison.
| Project | Location | Typology |
|---|---|---|
| 125 Mountain View Parade Blair Property Group |
Rosanna 3084 | 17 Apts (1–3BR) |
| Candela Ivanhoe 40 Upper Heidelberg Rd, Ivanhoe |
Ivanhoe 3079 | 58 Apts · 1–4BR · 6 Levels |
| Vive Heidelberg 91 Darebin St, Heidelberg |
Heidelberg 3084 | Boutique · Hillside Views |
| Le Vista Heidelberg Upper Heidelberg Rd, Heidelberg |
Heidelberg 3084 | 12 Residences · Boutique |
A four-stage campaign that builds brand equity, validates the buyer base, and drives absorption — from pre-launch intelligence through to construction completion and settlement.
Establishing brand, digital infrastructure, and buyer pipeline before a single product is shown. Invisible to market, but determines everything that follows.
Invitation-only VIP event — on site in the heritage cottage — for validated high-intent buyers. No portal activity. Price list distributed in person only.
Full public launch across all channels. Portal, paid social, editorial PR, and open-home program. Weekly absorption reporting. Pricing reviewed at 25%, 50%, 75% sold milestones.
Managing final stock, buyer relationships through construction, and the settlement period. Late-stage tactics for remaining homes. Comprehensive settlement support.
An interactive Amplio media plan built specifically for 125 Mountain View Parade — channel allocation, monthly spend, reach modelling, and campaign phasing in one live dashboard. Updated in real time as the campaign evolves.
BPG works with you to build a full media strategy tailored to this project's buyer profile, price point and timeline — spanning digital, social, outdoor, print and PR. We treat media as a live instrument that shifts with market conditions and sell-through velocity.
Meta CAPI integration, lookalike audiences from buyer CRM, retargeting across browse sessions. Every dollar tracked to enquiry.
Monthly Amplio dashboards showing spend, reach, CPL and enquiry quality by channel. No black boxes — you see everything we see.
Budget shifts monthly based on sell-through velocity, channel performance and buyer demographics. We optimise in real time.
Our proprietary platform turning every project into a personalised, immersive buyer experience — combining brand storytelling, residence detail, and a private buyer portal in one shareable link.
A snapshot of motion and static creative produced in-house — designed for paid social, EDM and portal placements.
Blair Property Group has a network that spans both local and targeted channel partners.
For 125 Mountain View Parade, our primary channel is direct — local buyers found through community presence, digital targeting, and the display suite. Given the downsizer-dominant buyer profile, international or broad channel activity is not the priority here. We remain focused and disciplined on the buyer who is already in the room.
Where a local agent or channel partner generates a genuine buyer, we work collaboratively — either conjunctionally or in a close-knit referral arrangement — with full transparency on split and terms agreed upfront with the developer.
BPG maintains direct relationships with key buying groups, financial advisors, and local agent networks across the Banyule and north-east Melbourne corridor — providing access to qualified buyers before they reach the open market.
In our pursuit of the best outcomes, we recognise the value of working in tandem with local agents. Collaborating with them — either conjunctionally or in a close-knit referral arrangement — brings a wealth of local knowledge, suburb-level relationships, and a network that can be pivotal to achieving full sell-through. All collaboration is transparent and agreed in writing with the developer prior to any referral being engaged.
Every enquiry enters a structured, automated journey. No lead falls through the cracks. The right message is delivered at the right moment — from first web visit through to signed contract.
For a project primarily targeting local downsizers, physical presence in the immediate community is essential. We recommend establishing a small, beautifully fitted display suite in Rosanna Village — a meeting space that allows buyers to experience the project's quality, ask questions, and make decisions in a comfortable, no-pressure environment that feels like the neighbourhood they already call home.
The primary buyer — a local downsizer aged 60–78 — does not buy off a screen. They buy from people they trust, in an environment that feels considered. A village presence in Rosanna's retail strip puts the project where the buyer already is: walking past on the way to coffee, stopping in because they've seen it every day. It converts passive awareness into active enquiry.
A small shopfront in Rosanna Village — 40–60m², simply but beautifully fitted. Material samples, large-format renders, floor plan display, and a meeting table. Not a traditional sales office — a project home. BPG manages all display bookings, appointments, and walk-in enquiries directly from this space.
A well-executed hoarding strategy for 125 Mountain View Parade serves a dual purpose: it protects the site during construction and acts as a long-running awareness asset for the local community. The goal is hoarding that earns its keep — considered, branded, and capable of standing throughout the entire construction program without impeding site access or operations.
A BPG-managed hoarding for Smith, Collingwood — bold, legible street presence that generates enquiry from day one of construction.
125 Mountain View Parade is a standard residential site — not a corner. The hoarding strategy focuses on the full street frontage along Mountain View Parade, designed to be bold and readable from a moving vehicle while maintaining full site access for construction traffic throughout the build program.
Large-format architectural renders showing the completed building and streetscape. Project name and key message. BPG branding with direct contact. QR code linking to the project microsite and registration page — converting passive drive-by exposure into qualified leads around the clock.
Hoarding is engineered to remain in place for the full construction program — typically 18–24 months — without modification. Pedestrian path compliance is maintained. Access gates are integrated into the design so the hoarding reads as a continuous branded surface even when the site gate is in use.
Blair Property Group operates a fully integrated sales technology stack purpose-built for off-the-plan campaigns. Every buyer interaction — from first web visit to unconditional contract — is tracked, scored, and actioned.
Salesforce-based pipeline management. Every enquiry scored, tagged by typology and price sensitivity, enrolled in automated nurture. Developer dashboard updated weekly.
Klaviyo-powered sequences triggered by buyer behaviour. Construction milestones, price updates, event invitations — all templated, staged, and personalised.
Direct SMS for high-intent actions: VIP invitations, new release notifications, settlement reminders. Open rates exceed 90%. Used selectively on opted-in contacts only.
Meta and Google with postcode-level targeting across inner-Melbourne bayside and Inner East. Lookalike audiences from BPG's existing buyer database. Weekly creative refresh.
REA and Domain premium placement from public launch. Project profile with interactive floor plans, video, and enquiry capture — managed by BPG from day one.
Weekly campaign reports: enquiry volume by channel, pipeline value, open-home attendance, contract status, and absorption rate vs projections. Full transparency.
125 Mountain View Parade, Rosanna VIC 3084 · Price List J01293 · Revision G · 21 May 2025
| Apt | Level | Type | NSA m² | POS m² | Car | Aspect | List Price | $ / m² | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basement Level | |||||||||
| B.1A | Basement | 1B / 1B | 78 | 25 | 1 | West | $690,000 | $8,846 | Available |
| Ground Floor | |||||||||
| G-2A | Ground | 2B / 2B | 100 | 87 | 1 | West / North | $1,250,000 | $12,500 | Available |
| G-2B | Ground | 2B / 2B | 100 | 47 | 1 | West | $1,185,000 | $11,850 | Available |
| G-2C | Ground | 2B / 2B | 100 | 105 | 1 | West / South | $1,225,000 | $12,250 | Available |
| G-2D | Ground | 2B / 2B | 100 | 55 | 1 | West | $1,175,000 | $11,750 | Available |
| G-3A | Ground | 3B / 2B | 126 | 89 | 2 | East / North | $1,395,000 | $11,071 | Available |
| G-3B | Ground | 3B / 2B | 126 | 61 | 2 | East / South | $1,350,000 | $10,714 | Available |
| First Floor | |||||||||
| F-2A | First | 2B / 2B | 100 | 11.1 | 1 | West / North | $1,150,000 | $11,500 | Available |
| F-2B | First | 2B / 2B | 100 | 10.6 | 1 | West | $1,130,000 | $11,300 | Available |
| F-2C | First | 2B / 2B | 100 | 11.1 | 1 | West / South | $1,095,000 | $10,950 | Available |
| F-2D | First | 2B / 2B | 100 | 10.6 | 1 | West | $1,075,000 | $10,750 | Available |
| F-3A | First | 3B / 2B | 127 | 25.6 | 2 | East / North | $1,315,000 | $10,354 | Available |
| F-3B | First | 3B / 2B | 127 | 28.6 | 2 | East / South | $1,295,000 | $10,197 | Available |
| Second Floor | |||||||||
| S-3A | Second | 3B / 2B | 129 | 11.1 | 1 | West / North | $1,495,000 | $11,589 | Available |
| S-3B | Second | 3B / 2B | 141 | 39.2 | 1 | East / North | $1,595,000 | $11,312 | Available |
| S-3C | Second | 3B / 2B | 129 | 11.1 | 1 | West / South | $1,455,000 | $11,279 | Available |
| S-3D | Second | 3B / 2B | 141 | 39.2 | 1 | East / South | $1,560,000 | $11,064 | Available |
| Totals / Averages | 1,924 | — | — | — | $21,435,000 | $11,141 | 17 / 17 | ||
Our goal is to manage the entire sales and marketing process to ensure that both are working seamlessly together — from pre-launch through to settlement.
A fully phased marketing investment schedule is tied to campaign stages and absorption milestones, finalised once the full pricing schedule and project timeline are confirmed. Marketing investment is not a cost of sale — it is the mechanism that determines the price achieved. Underspending on a project of this calibre creates a ceiling on what the market will pay.
Breathe's design demands an equally considered campaign. We structure investment tied to milestones — front-loading launch phase where first impressions are irreversible.
All fees quoted exclusive of GST. Marketing costs are in addition to agency fees and will be presented in a detailed campaign budget prior to launch.