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Terry Seirlis – “Land is running out at Aleva Estate”

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  Terry Seirlis – “Land is running out at Aleva Estate” During what some are calling a ‘COVID fuelled explosion’ Aleva Estate, much like the rest of Warwick, is seeing land run out. As the property market continues to boom in Warwick, house and land packages are selling out fast. Aleva Estate’s own Terry Seirlis said buyers are coming in droves to snatch up what’s left of the great packages on offer. Warwick is seeing a shortage of land and Mr Terry Seirlis has said that Aleva Estate is seeing more enquiries about packages every day. The popularity of Aleva Estate is reflected right across Warwick with many real estate agents stating they have less than half of the houses they would normally have for sale. You can read more about this  here . “It is great to see Warwick booming and being recognised for the amazing town that it is,” Mr Seirlis said. “Land is starting to run out around Warwick, so now is the time to get in and buy before it’s too late,” he said. Warwick has seen...
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Terry Seirlis – Aleva Estate spotlight: Dan Morrish

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  Terry Seirlis – Aleva Estate spotlight: Dan Morrish Dan Morrish is a Warwick local who has grown up in the area and appreciates the many opportunities that the town has provided for him. He is a plant operator with the Southern Downs Regional Council and now thanks to Aleva Estate he has been given the opportunity to purchase his first home at just 23 years of age. Building a sense of community is important to developer UKL’s Terry Seirlis so we caught up with Dan to find out what he loves about Aleva Estate. Q: Are you from Warwick originally? A:  Yeah, I am from Warwick. From just outside of town actually. Q: What do you like about living in Warwick? A:  Warwick is in the middle of a hub, Stanthorpe and Toowoomba are both only short drives away and then you’ve also got Brisbane which is only two hours away. Plus, I grew up here and have had some great opportunities come my way with work. Warwick is really starting to grow now as well, there are a lot of people startin...
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Building Futures to provide a head start for Warwick’s sports stars of tomorrow.

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  Building Futures to provide a head start for Warwick’s sports stars of tomorrow. Calling all Warwick junior sporting stars. In the wake of Australia’s amazing performances at the Olympics and Paralympics, UKL Innovative Developments, the developer of local residential subdivision Aleva Estate, has been inspired to provide a head start to Warwick’s most promising sports stars of tomorrow. UKL today announced the launch of its new community sponsorship program,  Building Futures , which will provide a series of cash donations to support the athletic endeavours of local juniors. UKL Director Mr Terry Seirlis, said he was turning his hand from building homes to building futures as sport was a big part of family life in Warwick and was home to many junior athletic stars. “Like most Australians, I was inspired by our Olympians and Paralympians, so I decided to set up a sponsorship program to help Warwick’s budding athletes to achieve their sporting dreams,” Mr Seirlis said. “With ...
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Q&A with Aleva Estate Visionary – Terry Seirlis

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  Q&A with Aleva Estate Visionary – Terry Seirlis UKL Developments Terry Seirlis is a Brisbane based developer and the visionary behind Warwick’s’ Aleva Estate, a residential precinct at the heart of Warwick which offers a great community feel to those who live there. As sales of the estate ramp up, Terry has plans for more development and investment in Warwick. We caught up with Mr Seirlis to talk all things Aleva. Q: When did you first identify the Aleva Estate development opportunity? TS:  Aleva Estate was actually brought to me by one of my business connections in Brisbane in 2017 who knew I was in the market to do a residential development in Queensland country. As a former far north Queenslander who grew up on a cane farm, I’d been looking at opportunities further north but Warwick ticked all the boxes for me. The rose city has immense rural charm, it’s an easy drive from Brisbane and I sensed there would be increasing demand for housing. Q. Why did you believe in Wa...
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Warwick lifestyle red hot due to green rush from Covid blues.

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  Warwick lifestyle red hot due to green rush from Covid blues. As the COVID-19 blues continue to lock down city centres around Australia, there’s a growing green rush to safer regional centres like Warwick if the red hot sales at local residential subdivision Aleva Estate are anything to go by. UKL’s Terry Seirlis, whose company is developing the 58 lot Aleva Estate on Yangan Road, said sales had picked up speed this year with many city slickers relocating to the region. “Sales have been ramping up with a month on month increase, we sold three lots in May, four in June and five in July with much of this interest coming from outside Warwick,” Mr Seirlis said. “As the pandemic continues to plague city areas, rural centres like Warwick offer fresher air, friendly country hospitality and an easier way of life and I think it’s that mix that’s boosting the region’s appeal. “Plus surging house prices in city centres like Brisbane have forced people to consider regional locations where th...
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