This is the latest artist’s impression for the exciting development proposed for the Long Island site at Frankston Foreshore.
As well as offering cafe, dining and community facilities, the building will house the Frankston Yacht Club. Their current home is due to be demolished as part of these improvement works.
Council is currently finalising details including car parking, liquor licenses and building materials to ensure they are stable for extreme coastal conditions. Construction is planned to start mid 2014 and will greatly enhance this prominent waterfront location.
By Nerida Conisbee Premium suburbs led the downturn for most of the year, recording the largest price falls while affordable markets held up. Open home data tracking 13,000 inspections a week now shows that pattern starting to invert. The housing downturn is starting to shift. Premium markets, which have experienced some of the largest price … […]
By Nerida Conisbee | More about Nerida Conisbee The Budget made established property investment less attractive. Investor lending fell immediately. The question now is what combination of rent increases and price falls would make the numbers work again. A key aim of this year’s Federal Budget was to make investing in residential property less attractive … […]