The new Horizon Hurstville, a major mixed-use residential and retail development, is set to complete the suburb's famous East Quarter precinct on Forest Road.

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The 19-storey tower has 179 apartments in an architecturally-designed building.

It will also have a full-line Woolworths supermarket, part of the soon-to-be-opened St Clair Lane Retail Laneway will also offer a mix of eateries, retail, and services.

Prices range from $672,000 for a one-bedroom apartment, $955,000 for a two-bedroom, and $1,450,000 for a three bedroom apartment.

Horizon Hurstville is being developed by Independent Construction Industry Rating Tool (iCIRT) rated builder-developer Masscon in collaboration with The One Collection.

The building's elevated location gives apartments expansive water views across the Georges River and Botany Bay to the airport and city skyline.

Masscon founding director Charlie Ayoub, said the project reflects growing confidence in Hurstville as a place to live with it undergoing significant urban renewal and revitalisation.

"Horizon Hurstville has been designed to complement the suburb's character rather than change it," he said.

"Our goal is to deliver a high-quality residential precinct that integrates with the existing neighbourhood and supports the continued growth of the local community," he said.

Horizon Hurstville is located within walking distance to Allawah Station on one side and Hurstville CBD on the other with its major rail and bus interchange, providing access to Sydney CBD in 19 minutes by rail.

Hurstville has access to private and public hospitals, Westfield Hurstville and Forest Road shopping.

Domestic and international airports are within close proximity and beaches are 15 minutes away.

Michael Klevansky, chief executive officer of LINK, who is managing sales for Horizon Hurstville said the suburb represents exceptional value for money in Sydney's current apartment market.

"For both owner-occupiers and investors, buyers are increasingly recognising that they can secure a high-quality new apartment in a well-connected, amenity-rich suburb like Hurstville, often for significantly less than comparable properties in inner-city locations," Mr Klevansky said.

"In many cases, purchasers are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars more for similar apartments in suburbs such as Zetland or Burwood. Hurstville offers the same connectivity, lifestyle and convenience, but at a price point that still represents genuine value in the Sydney market."

"Hurstville has evolved into a vibrant, multicultural suburb, attracting a diverse demographic, drawn by improved infrastructure, transport connectivity and lifestyle amenity. Buyers are recognising the value of living somewhere with established culture, exceptional food and strong connections to the CBD, airport and surrounding employment centres.

"This value proposition is reinforced by property prices that remain attractive relative to pre-COVID levels, reflecting the suburb's strong growth potential."

Horizon Hurstville has already recorded strong buyer demand, with 95 of the 179 apartments sold, and is scheduled for completion in the final quarter of 2026.

To register for interest, please visit horizonhurstville, visit the Display Gallery at 99 Forest Road, Hurstville or contact LINK sales agents on 1300 276 378.