Trinity Point

LAKE MACQUARIE NAMED ONE OF THE STRONGEST PROPERTY MARKETS IN NSW

August 10, 2018

Accessibility, liveability and liveability are seeing people flock to secure their dream home in the Lake Macquarie region, just 60 minutes from Sydney. Recent research by Hotspotting has named Lake Macquarie as one of the top five property hot spots in the state. With many Sydney-siders looking to swap busy streets for lifestyle in a... Read More >

Sydney CBD soon to be on Hunter Valley’s doorstep

April 10, 2018

Achieving the Australian dream is back on the horizon for Sydney-siders, with transport and infrastructure plans soon to place Sydney’s CBD on the Hunter Valley’s doorstep. The NSW government’s recent commitments to ease travel burdens and connect growing regional centres to Sydney’s CBD will see the investigation of a long-awaited “fast train” between Sydney and Newcastle. The prospects... Read More >

CONSTRUCTION COMMENCES ON STAGE 1 OF TRINITY POINT MARINA

February 9, 2016

Lakes Mail: Keith Johnson never doubted his Trinity Point vision would happen By David Stewart The man behind the $380-million Trinity Point development said he never once doubted the project would come to fruition. Johnson Property Group chief executive officer Keith Johnson told the Lakes Mail that despite the delays and challenges faced by the project... Read More >

Trinity Point set to create 3,500 construction jobs

December 15, 2015

Johnson Property Group receives approval to develop Trinity Point luxury marina masterplanned community.

JENNIFER HAWKINS & MICHAEL CLARKE LAUNCH LAND SALE

November 30, 2015

Former Test skipper Michael Clarke had a bat and a bowl, Newcastle-born model Jennifer Hawkins mingled with guests and the land started flying off the plan. Trinity Point’s two celebrity ambassadors added an extra touch of glamour to an already luxurious location on the shores of Lake Macquarie on Sunday at the launch of land sales for the... Read More >

TRINITY POINT RECEIVES FINAL APPROVAL

November 26, 2015

Johnson Property Group today received approval to develop a world-class Tourist Precinct within its $388 million masterplanned marina community, Trinity Point overlooking Barden’s Bay in Lake Macquarie. Johnson Property Group received approval from the NSW Planning Assessment Commission to modify its earlier approved Masterplan Concept to incorporate a 5 Star hotel/commercial precinct and an apartment... Read More >

TRINITY POINT SCORES WITH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET LEGEND, MICHAEL CLARKE

November 23, 2015

Former Australian cricket captain, Michael Clarke and his wife, Kyly have purchased a luxury four bedroom terrace at the $388 million masterplanned marina estate, Trinity Point in Lake Macquarie being developed by Johnson Property Group. The Clarkes are the first buyers to secure a property at Trinity Point which will launch its first land lots... Read More >

TRINITY POINT MARINA SET TO SAIL INTO SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW

July 29, 2015

A berth in a world class marina, within easy driving distance from Sydney’s CBD is something many boat owners may dream of but very few will ever have. However at this year’s Sydney International Boat Show, Johnson Property Group will be offering mariners just that. The developer behind the luxury waterfront $388 million Trinity Point... Read More >

Charter World: First stage of new Trinity Point Marina gets green light

July 2, 2015

This month saw the Hunter and Central Coast Joint Regional Planning Panel give the green light to $8 million first stage of the Johnson Property Group’s $388 million Trinity Point Marina, after it was recommended for approval by Lake Macquarie City Council. The marina’s first 94 berths, as well as a building, car park and... Read More >

NBN News: NEW MILESTONE FOR TRINITY POINT

June 22, 2015

The southern end of Lake Macquarie is about to undergo a major transformation, with the first stage of a $388 million waterfront development given the green light. It’s been 16 years in the making, and now work on creating the Trinity Point Marina can finally begin.