Inside the Crows Nest apartments with a concierge, courtesy of Courtyard by Marriott

AT A GLANCE: 

• Developer & Builder: Deicorp
• Architect: TURNER 
• Address: Cnr of Alexander Street and Falcon Street, Crows Nest, NSW 2065
• No. of Residences: 212
• Estimated Completion Date: Retail in mid 2027; residences in late 2027

Morning starts with coffee in the chic cafe downstairs, not two suburbs away. In the evening, it’s a drink at the elegant hotel bar downstairs, or friends over in the private dining room with its own outdoor terrace.

At Falcon & Alexander, Deicorp has built 212 apartments in the heart of Sydney’s Crows Nest, where a 100-room hotel and a set of genuinely useful shared spaces mean residents barely have to leave the building to feel like they’ve had a full day out.

Hotel-level ease, built into the address

The centrepiece of that idea is Courtyard by Marriott Sydney Crows Nest, managed by Trilogy Hotels and set to open alongside Falcon & Alexander’s retail precinct.

For residents, a 100-room hotel downstairs means visiting family or interstate friends have somewhere to stay without a drive home afterwards, and a warm, contemporary lobby and bar space just an elevator ride away for a casual drink or a catch-up that doesn’t need to be planned days in advance.

The hotel also brings food and beverage venues, meeting spaces, and fitness facilities into the building, the kind of hospitality most residents would otherwise need to leave the neighbourhood for.

Here, guests enter via the hotel’s own lobby off the Pacific Highway, while residents keep a quieter, dedicated entry via Alexander Street so the energy of a hotel downstairs never competes with the calm of coming home.

A community, not just a collection of apartments

That same instinct shapes the residential amenity. Apartments are arranged around a central light well, so sunlight and air move through the building rather than stopping at the façade. A residents’ private dining room, complete with its own kitchen and lounge, opens onto an outdoor terrace, perfect for birthdays, family dinners, and long lunches that don’t need to be booked out at a restaurant.

At the very top, a rooftop retreat delivers panoramic views across Sydney Harbour, along with BBQs, fitness zones, and lounge seating built for both a quiet sunset and a Saturday night with friends.

Interiors built for the long term

Inside, apartments designed by multi-award-winning design firm TURNER favour open-plan living, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and a considered materials palette featuring marble-look stone kitchen islands, integrated appliances, and generous separate laundries. Bathrooms lean into natural stone and double-drawer vanities, while bedrooms get plush carpet and built-in wardrobes with ample storage.

Village living on the doorstep

Falcon & Alexander’s other advantage is one it didn't have to build: Crows Nest itself. Café culture and dining, from Xenos serving Mediterranean food since 1969, through to newer arrivals along Willoughby Road, sit minutes from the door. Alongside Woolworths, Harris Farm Markets, and North Sydney Oval, you have everyday necessities and lifestyle wants moments away.

What’s more, the Crows Nest Metro station is an approximate five-minute walk away, putting North Sydney two minutes off, Barangaroo five, and the Sydney CBD nine.

Delivered by an established developer

Falcon & Alexander is developed and built by Deicorp, established in 1999 and behind more than 12,000 apartments across 40-plus Sydney suburbs. The developer holds an iCIRT rating – the first private developer in NSW to do so, and Falcon & Alexander is covered by 10-year Latent Defects Insurance.

With construction underway, retail due to complete mid-2027, and residences following late 2027, enquiry remains strong, with the two-bedroom homes proving to be the most popular option to date.

One-, two-, and three-bedroom residences are selling, priced from $1.35 million for a one-bedroom home with one bath.

Click here to learn more or to enquire about Falcon & Alexander.