Thinking about buying land in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor? Here’s why this fast-growing region is attracting buyers, from major government infrastructure investments to new masterplanned communities.
Why Melbourne’s Northern Growth Corridor is Attracting Buyers
If you’ve travelled north of Melbourne’s CBD recently, you may have noticed major infrastructure upgrades including road and transport improvements, as well as planned community infrastructure, to support the continued population growth across this bustling corridor.
Read about future-focused infrastructure upgrades.
Discover Satterley’s masterplanned communities.
Future-Focused Infrastructure Upgrades
Victoria’s Big Build website highlights all major infrastructure projects taking place across the state. We’ve highlighted the key infrastructure upgrades taking place across Melbourne’s northern growth corridor and how it will benefit Satterley’s neighbouring communities.
Road upgrades: To support the continued population growth of Melbourne’s northern growth corridor, one of Victoria’s Big Build projects is investing in local roads and improving traffic flow. This will support residents in neighbouring communities like Heartford and Botanical easily travel between work, home and leisure activities. Key road upgrades currently taking place include:
The Donnybrook Road Upgrade delivering additional lanes, upgraded intersections and improved access to the Hume Freeway.
Construction also includes new bridges over Kalkallo Creek and the Hume Freeway, easing congestion and improving safety.
Intersections are being converted to traffic signal systems to manage higher traffic volumes.
In addition to new walking and cycling paths being added to improve local connectivity between communities and key amenities.
Public Transport Improvements: Planning is currently underway to expand and modernise public transport across Melbourne’s northern corridor. These enhancements aim to improve the connectivity between current and emerging communities throughout this corridor. Key upgrades will include:
The northern rail corridor including track and signalling improvements.
Potential new train stations (such as Lockerbie and Beveridge) are being considered to service new communities like Heartford and East Village in Donnybrook.
Community Infrastructure: As the population continues to grow across Melbourne’s northern corridor, the delivery of essential amenities and local infrastructure is required. These local infrastructures are typically integrated into masterplanned communities like Botanical and Heartford to support the long-term growth and liveability throughout the corridor. Key community infrastructures include:
New and planned schools and education facilities within emerging estates.
Delivery of community centres, parks and recreational spaces.
Improved access to health services and retail precincts.
Where to Find Land for Sale in Melbourne’s Northern Growth Corridor
Whether you’re a first home buyer looking to take advantage of government incentives like the First Homeowner Grant (FHOG), a growing family searching for more space, or a buyer seeking a connected lifestyle in Melbourne’s north, now is a great time to explore land for sale in Melbourne’s northern corridor. Our estates are thoughtfully designed to support vibrant, connected communities.
Heartford & East Village, Donnybrook
Donnybrook is set within a flourishing corridor, just 30km north of Melbourne CBD. Home to Heartford and East Village precincts, life here is made to be loved, with tree-lined streets, green reserves, walking and cycling tracks, all while staying close to everything you need.
Current incentives and rebates at Heartford & East Village
$15,000 land rebate on all lots.
$10,000 deposit on titled land to help purchasers ease entry into the market.
Upon completion, St Helena Place will be home to 240 residents. Unlike other Satterley communities, you aren’t just buying land but a home or townhome. Set amongst the well-established suburb of St Helena this community offers families and individuals seeking a peaceful yet well-connected lifestyle, amongst leafy streets and spacious homes, creating a strong sense of community.
Current incentives and rebates at St Helena Place
555 Winter Sale Promotion, which includes a 5% discount and a 5% deposit on five selected homes: Lots 348, 388, 339, 329, and 324
Botanical in Mickleham is what a masterplanned community looks like, with 30 hectares of planned open space, a shopping village and home to 2,400 families. Mickleham is a suburb within Melbourne’s northern corridor that’s seen a significant growth transformation into a thriving community hub.
Current incentives and rebates at Botanical
$15,000 land rebate on all lots.
$10,000 deposit on titled land to help purchasers ease entry into the market.