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The Tartak family, best known for founding waste management powerhouse Bingo Industries, have notched another impressive real estate move, selling one of their luxury Crown Residences apartments in Sydney for $35.5 million, nearly doubling their investment in just a few years.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Tony and Mary Tartak originally purchased two whole-floor apartments off the plan at Crown Residences in 2021 under Mary’s name for a combined $40 million. The recent sale of one of the apartments demonstrates the continued strength of Sydney’s ultra-premium property market, particularly for waterfront residences with limited supply.
The sold residence, lodged under the names of Speed and Stracey Lawyers’ Daniel Appleby and Malcolm Stewart, spans a commanding 420 square metres with panoramic views of Sydney Harbour. Featuring two living rooms and dual marble kitchens fitted with high-end Sub Zero and Wolf appliances, the home exemplifies the level of craftsmanship and exclusivity sought by top-tier buyers.
The remaining apartment, a four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence redesigned by Rob Mills Architecture, remains on the market with a guide price of over $40 million, represented by Steven Chen of The Agency and Luke Hayes of Colliers.
The Tartaks, who ranked No. 194 on the 2025 AFR Rich List with an estimated net worth of $781 million, have long been a fixture in Sydney’s luxury property scene. Their portfolio once included as many as seven Strathfield homes, reflecting both personal taste and strategic investment acumen.
The family’s high-profile property history also extends to the next generation. Camilla Tartak, wife of former Bingo Industries CEO Daniel Tartak, set a Strathfield record in 2021 after paying $10.78 million in cash for an eight-bedroom mansion slated for redevelopment.
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