Living by the sea is a lifestyle many people dream of but fast becoming more and more achievable. With changing technology, improved infrastructure and transport and greater affordability many are making living by the sea a reality.
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Stage 6 & 7 Earthworks Commenced!We are excited to announce that earthworks for Stage 6 & 7 at Brandy Creek Views has commenced. With the first soils being turned we are excited to see these new stages come to life. Included in these stages are the following: • 27 lots in Stage 6• 23 lots in Stage 7• Continuation of the Brandy Creek Reserve• Playground in the Brandy Creek Reserve Stage 5 – Final lots remainingStage 5 has sold well with only a few lots remaining. Construction is complete with all lots now titled and ready to build on. 10 lots remainingSized from 402m2 to 583m2Priced from $170kHouse & Land Packages AvailableFor sales contact Brad Creighton – 0433 321 500
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Ferntree Ridge has been a hive of activity over the past few months with construction of new stages nearing completion and the first homes starting to be built.
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Surveying is an important but little understood part of the building process. Land Surveyors are the link between design and construction. While you may need a land surveyor for a number of different reasons, we've put together a list of five of the most common reasons.
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With drier than average spring weather, the development team has been able to bring forward stage 4 completion. Asphalt went down mid October and final auditing by authorities is taking place as at end of October. At this stage statement of compliance is expected within the fortnight and titles by the end of November. For those lucky enough to secure an allotment in Stage 4, speak to your conveyancor to ensure you are ready for settlement prior to Christmas. If you have any queries, email info@landgipps.com.au For those of you who missed out on an allotment in Stage 4 or previous stages, stay tuned for the release of Stage 5. Some spectacular allotments abutting rural farmland and landscape waterways. Follow […]
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It’s brand new and you’re the first person to enjoy it Create the very first memories in your brand new home. Soak in the bath that has never been used, walk in bare feet on carpet that has never been stepped on. Customisation Choose the perfect block of land and the perfect home for you. Create a floor plan that suits you. Personalise your home with your own colors, finishes and features. You don’t need to compromise with a house that was built for someone else. Going Green Look after the environment and save on your energy bills. A new house gives you the opportunity to install the latest energy efficient appliances. Protect Your Family No hazardous materials, such as […]
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When looking for your new home, do you consider the physical attributes of the area surrounding you? Would you like to be able to walk to the shops? Go for a walk, take the kids to a secure park and have a coffee? Would you like to have a communal area that facilitates useful free events for you, the kids or your parents? LandGipps build communities not just homes Here is a short interview with Hugh Weir to explain his important role of Urban Design and Landscaping consultant and how he creates a valuable community environment. Tell us a bit about yourself… My name is Hugh Weir, I have been working in the land development industry for 10 years and […]
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WORK on the $2.5 million Bass Valley Children’s Centre in Corinella will commence this financial year with all the funding now secured and the tender process set. A State Government grant worth $900,000 was secured by the Bass Coast Shire Council, and the council contributed $1,527,128. The community raised the balance. “This is a great project that we will see through to its completion,” Cr Brad Drew said. Cr Clare Le Serve, who has been heavily involved in the project, said she was incredibly proud of the community for its hard work. “They’ve followed this process right from the start. They put forward all the documentation for a feasibility study and then a business case for this centre,” Cr Le […]
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Median house prices in Corinella rose 40.4% in 2015 and thus far 12.61% in 2016 but note that it is a relatively thin market with approximately 80 properties sold over that period. With varied housing opportunities in the town from larger homes built in the last 10 years to holiday shacks dating back to the 1960s, the data can be deceiving and needs a closer look. At first glance it appears to be a volatile market however when you look at the trend over the last 10 years, you can see that investors, holiday home buyers and owner occupiers have enjoyed significant capital growth. The town has experienced capital growth well above that of it’s region and the money flow […]
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Following the recent release of the 2016/2017 Victorian budget, Opposition Leader Matthew Guy said that the most important thing the government can do to address the housing affordability crisis is develop a comprehensive population strategy. “We need to grow our regions, not throw everything at Melbourne,” Guy was reported as saying in ABC News. “Melbourne is going to be unliveable — a great heaving mass of 8 million people.” LandGipps Finance Manager Shayne Blackwood says that what Guy suggests as a solution is already happening. “There’s an organically growing number of people living in regional areas such as Ballarat, Geelong and Warragul who are commuting to Melbourne for work,” says Blackwood. “There’s also a growing number of people moving to these […]
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On Tuesday this week, The South Gippsland Sentinel-Times published a story on the clearance of land onsite at LandGipps’ seaside development, Heritage Bay in Corinella. The removal of vegetation across parts of the 20-acre site has elicited mixed reactions from community members, however the article reveals that Country Fire Authority conditions, supported by Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning “required the removal of all vegetation across the site.” The page 15 article includes comments from a broad sample of representatives including resident from neighboring Coronet Bay Len Van Der Neut, Bass Coast Cr Clare Le Serve, Bass Coast Council’s Development Services Manager, Jamie Thorley, Sure Constructions Project Manager Mark Steggall, DELWP Manager Environmental Planning for the Gippsland Region Mick Dortmans, […]
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