Margaret Ambrose

South Yarra $100m mega-residential complex gets go-ahead

South Yarra is set to become the new Melbourne construction hotspot, with approval being granted for another mega-residential development.

The $1.6 billion redevelopment of Victorian port now open to tender

Expressions of interest are now being sought for elements of the $1.

EOI called for redevelopment opportunity in industrial Port Melbourne

Owners of a key site in an area of Port Melbourne set to become a new Melbourne suburb are calling for redevelopment expressions of interest (EOI).

Joint venture paves the way for massive residential development in Melbourne’s east

Places Victoria and the Manningham City Council have come together in support of the proposed urban transformation of a council-owned site in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs.

Victorian government fast-tracks approval of $30m gaol redevelopment project

The Victorian Government has confirmed it will ensure a controversial regional goal redevelopment will gain approval, despite objections.

First look at plans for $45m regional Victoria library construction project

A leading Australian architecture firm has unveiled plans for a new $45 million regional Victoria library.

EOIs sought for construction of Melbourne religious centre

Proposals are being sought to build the first Place of Worship at an inner city Melbourne development.

Massive residential development planned for regional Victorian saltworks site

A major Victorian regional centre’s council has confirmed it is considering proposals for a multi-million dollar residential development at a disused saltworks site.

Construction of $40m aquatic centre in Melbourne’s outer-east to breathe new life into local construction industry

An outer-Melbourne city council has approved plans for its largest single capital works project, which will take the form of a public aquatic centre.

Massive $200m Chinese investment as Victoria secures cable manufacturing plant

Victoria will become home to a major Chinese manufacturing plant, following the signing of a $200 million cable contract.