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UK property developers Native Land approached DisplaySweet about creating a show-stopping sales gallery for their Edinburgh development, New Eidyn, a collection of 152 one, two and three-bedroom apartments with stunning St James views and high-end amenities. They needed a sophisticated sales gallery to help elevate sales in a challenging market, with the help of DisplaySweet.

Prominent UK property developer Fabrica's latest project, Wyndham Studios, is a boutique collection of 76 stylish 1 and 2 bedroom apartments spread across three modern blocks with authentic brick facades, located in Camberwell in south east London. They needed a sophisticated sales gallery to help boost sales in a competitive market, with the help of DisplaySweet.‍

Developed by Crescent Heights, 14 ROC is a striking new development in downtown Miami, offering 283 condos designed for modern urban living. The sales gallery needed to immerse buyers in an engaging, high-end experience that showcased the project’s exclusivity and connectivity.

Renowned Australian property developers Mirvac acquired the former home of Channel 9 in the highly sought-after locale of Willoughby in Sydney’s north.

Located in beachside Burleigh Heads is DD Living’s latest development, Burly Residences, a trophy Koichi Takada building comprising of 100 apartments, with stunning beachfront residences and penthouses. The DD Living and Total Property teams sought out DisplaySweet’s technology to create a standout experience once again after collaborating on several highly successful past projects.

Led by Coronation Property, Mason & Main Merrylands offers luxury apartments, resort-style amenities, and an 'Eat Street' 5 mins from Parramatta. Coronation Property collaborated with DisplaySweet to enhance the showroom with innovative technology that engaged potential tenants from the moment they enter. The success of this collaboration was recognized when Mason & Main, Stage One, won the Mixed-Use Development category at the UDIA NSW Awards for Excellence 2024.