Which boutique projects marketed as luxury still scored band 5?

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Two boutique luxury-marketed projects scored a band 5 rating in the Conquas results
The boutique projects marketed as luxury that still scored a band 5 rating were The Carrara in Mountbatten Road and 33 Devonshire. Both developments were identified among projects with low Conquas band scores, with The Carrara receiving band 5 and 33 Devonshire, a 21-unit condo developed by Sekon International, also rated band 5.
The Carrara in Mountbatten Road received a band 5 rating
The Carrara, located on Mountbatten Road, was listed among boutique developments with weaker Conquas scores. It received a band 5 rating under the Construction Quality Assessment System.
33 Devonshire, a 21-unit Sekon International condo, also scored band 5
33 Devonshire is a 21-unit condo development by Sekon International. It was also rated band 5 in the Conquas assessment results cited in the report.
These were singled out among boutique projects with low Conquas bands
Conquas band ratings cover workmanship and major defects such as water seepage, cracked tiles, and broken fittings. The report noted that a subset of assessed projects fell into the lowest tiers, including boutique developments that were marketed as luxury homes.
Conquas banding is tied to inspections and post-TOP feedback
Conquas evaluates workmanship and major defects, and BCA also assigns band ratings to developers and builders. The banding for each project is based on BCA inspections and validated feedback from homeowners after the temporary occupation permit (TOP).

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