Commercial and residential property news
IT has been a busy period in Melbourne’s outer south-east.
Last week, Planning Minister Justin Madden unveiled a master plan for a new suburb, Cranbourne East, capable of accommodating 20,000 people.
Now, in nearby Cranbourne West, first time developer Wolfdene is readying to start marketing the first blocks within its $56 million Alarah estate, at 660 Hall Road.
Read moreCranbourne is one of Melbourne’s largest “self sufficient” townships, located about 50 kilometres south-east of the CBD.
Read moreThe Brookland Greens estate in Cranbourne Victoria is managed and marketed by Peet Limited on behalf of the Peet & Co Casey Land Syndicate Limited.
Read moreUP to 20,000 people will call the Cranbourne area home, after planning Minister Justin Madden paved the way for new
Read moreThe City of Casey has supplied the Environmental Protection Agency and CFA with the monitoring results and reports of a local residence that required the occupants to relocate last week, as well as the results for neighbouring properties. The assessment of the situation is now being managed by the Victorian Emergency Management Team (EMT), comprising of CFA, Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Police and the Department of Human Services. The CFA is now the lead agency in managing the situation.
Read moreDuring the last few weeks, the City of Casey has increased its in-house monitoring at the Brookland Greens Estate in response to the introduction of new guidelines for acceptable landfill gas levels in resident environments.
Read moreThe City of Casey has welcomed the State Government’s announcement of funding support to assist with providing additional monitoring devices and for immediate remediation work at residences affected by methane gas from the Stevensons Road closed landfill in Cranbourne, and to provide assistance to families affected.
Read morePeet – the developer of Brookland Greens estate in Cranbourne – is preparing to meet the City of Casey for a full explanation of how the situation at the Council’s disused landfill site at Cranbourne could have escalated so rapidly.
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