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The Henry: This 37-year-old's focus is wellness for downsizers

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Patrick McNamee, a 37-year-old director of Vermont Property Group, has launched The Henry, a $205 million wellness-focused apartment development for downsizers in Sydney's Upper North Shore. This project includes extensive amenities like a rooftop infinity pool and gym, catering to active retirees while adhering to the NSW Government’s Transport Oriented Development Policy. Developers should watch how this approach resonates with the market as it sets a new standard for senior living communities.

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