Melbourne Art Fair has announced that the inaugural YarraBend Stand Prize has been awarded to Sarah Cottier Gallery for their outstanding presentation of artist Esther Stewart at Melbourne Art Fair 2018.
Melbourne’s inner north continues to evolve with a major new development that is set to become the latest food destination.
Developer Guy Nelson has won planning approval for a $400 million mixed use project, the town centre for the development of the former Amcor paper mill site.
Urban renewal projects can bring new energy to areas left behind by demographic and economic change.
The YarraBend development is an architecturally striking addition to Melbourne’s north-east.
This is a new demographic that aren’t yet ready to retire quietly, but no longer need a huge house on a quarter-acre block.
When a chef becomes the face of a property development, it’s clear the city’s love of foodie culture has gone one step further.
Meet illuminating speakers at our special event and discover how people are choosing to live today and tomorrow.
Event Speakers include demographer Bernard Salt as well as Raymond Mah and Michael Drescher of DKO, one of Australia’s leading design firms. A gourmet experience by Scott Pickett of ESP will also be provided.
Alphington’s YarraBend development will have restaurants and bars selected by one of Melbourne’s best chefs. And Tesla charging stations.
A Liveable City Futures report from British-based trends forecaster The Future Laboratory has tipped YarraBend to become The World’s Most Liveable Suburb by 2025.
The Channel 7 team talk about YarraBend’s recent recognition as The World’s Most Liveable Suburb, in a report by The Future Lab.
The Liveable City Futures report compiled by international trend forecasters, The Future Laboratory, anointed YarraBend as the suburb of choice based upon current and future-facing factors.
Work is currently underway on the Chandler Highway, one of the main access points to YarraBend. Scheduled for completion this year, the new bridge will condense travel times for 44,000 motorists every day. Pedestrians and cyclists will benefit too, gaining exclusive access to the existing bridge and a new link to the Main Yarra Trail.
A key benefit of adding apartments to YarraBend, is that there are more owners to spread costs across, and a higher standard of development and amenity.
Len Warson, Chairman and CEO of Glenvill, talks to Alan Kohler about the changing property market and the success of Glenvill’s newest development, YarraBend.
Buying into a development can seem like a daunting task. Glenvill CEO, Len Warson, shares tips on how you can make a good investment.
Glenvill Sales Director, Ashley Bramich, shares his insights on the successful launch of The Mills townhouses at YarraBend.
It took just 48 hours for YarraBend, to sell out twice at the weekend. And a man whose family worked at the former paper mills site was among the buyers.
Len Warson, CEO of Glenvill, the developer behind YarraBend, shares his valuable tips with Your Investment Property
Glenvill has reported $42.5 million worth of sales, following the launch of their second townhouse precinct at YarraBend.
After the newest release of townhouses at YarraBend sold out within three house, two additional releases were brought forward to meet demand.