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Our exclusive collection of Eight perfectly proportioned residences at 184 Huntingdale Rd, Oakleigh East Is nearing completion. We are currently installing Polytec luxury joinery into the kitchens and bathrooms which complement beautifully with the timber flooring.

Tiling, paving and electrical fit-off are just about complete. The finishing of the apartments is being meticulously overviewed by our project management team to ensure they meet Bivcorp’s commitment to excellence and meet the clear vision we had in this Legacy project.

In a few weeks the building interiors will be complete, and we will be excited to start the landscaping process.

For more information: View the Legacy website linked below.

Display Suite located at Buxton Oakleigh: 21 – 23 Atherton Road, Oakleigh

Bivcorp has had a long association with Gippsland and its various regions investing in those areas we believe will have the best long-term growth.

Inverloch
A popular tourist destination and vibrant local community which has demonstrated a steady increase in house prices.

The Crescent Inverloch
We have some exciting news for our new project at 7 The Crescent in Inverloch as we have just been granted a Notice of Decision by Bass Coast Council to build two stunning, architecturally designed houses. These houses will sit in a highly sought after, family friendly spot a few minutes walk from the Inverloch town centre.

A’Beckett street, Inverloch
This significant development site in the main street of Inverloch presents enormous potential for retail and residential spaces to provide services and residences for this growing community. A carefully considered proposal is being prepared to compliment the town and meet the diverse needs of the community.

Whilst this study is being prepared Bivcorp decided to allow this central town site to be transformed into a food hub with various food trucks appearing over holiday periods, weekends and weekdays. Bites on A’Beckett will complement the existing food offerings in town to provide some new and exciting gourmet treats. Food vans wanting a site please contact Christian on 0416 043 334.

Toora
Toora is a small farming town located at the top corner inlet opposite Wilsons Promontory National Park.

Progress on Toora is ticking away in the background. For our 4 hectare site in the beautiful town of Toora in South Gippsland. We are working on plans to providing approximately 40 house and land packages, alongside a modern, short stay cabin park for holiday makers.. We have just completed our Cultural Heritage Management Plan, which has revealed that the site contains no historical artifacts so we can proceed to the planning stage.

Bivcorp takes on a small number of project management jobs each year and are delighted to share the progress of two of these.

229 Lower Plenty Rd, Rosanna
Works are moving at a cracking pace onsite at 229 Lower Plenty Rd, Rosanna, which comprises three double story townhouses. The external facades are complete, and the architectural features on display are bold yet sophisticated. Rough ins will be complete within the next fortnight, followed by plaster. We are project managing this build for a Perth based client and have over seen all aspects of this project.

204 Mountain View Parade, Rosanna
We are excited to enter the construction phase of this project. Our client has signed a contract with Hillbrook Projects to build 3 double storey  townhouses and we will be looking at getting the existing dwelling demolished in the next few weeks . We are excited to be working with Hillbrook who specialise in innovative commercial and residential, and custom builds across Victoria.

If you have a site you want to develop or are looking for a potential site contact Christian to discuss your options for us to assist you enter the property development market or further enhance your existing property portfolio.
– 0416 043 334

Click the link below for a quick overview on our project management services.

Australia’s housing prices are rising despite higher interest rates and cost of living pressures.

Regional markets are now showing a stronger trend in value growth relative to the capital cities.

The combined regional index rose 1.2% over the rolling quarter compared with a 1.0% rise across the combined capitals index according to Core Logic.

Despite low consumer sentiment and affordability constraints, homes are still selling. According to Core Logic, ”Housing demand has been buoyed by high migration, but also tight rental markets that have probably incentivised renters to transition towards home ownership if they can afford to do so,” Core logics national home Value Index rose 0.6% In February 2024, up from 0.4% in January.

Melbourne’s housing market has not performed as strongly as some other capital cities over the last year but are expected to gain ground as we proceed through 2024. Listings are up and the auction market has started the year strongly providing significant opportunities for astute buyers to capitalise on the upturn .

In the face of all the negativity about interest rates, inflation and cost of living increases the real estate market has held steadfast, some might even say shielded from the economy covid overhang and a lack of faith in our political leaders.

It is very simple! People gravitate to what they know or to what they have been educated to over generations and that is Real Estate!

Purchasing, acquiring, developing and selling property assets gives us all a strong sense of satisfaction. Capital growth and its pursuit has fuelled many economies.

Migration numbers fuel confidence in the future of the real estate market in all states.

The negativity about the housing shortage stimulates investment. For the patient investor who monitors and assesses the market on a regular basis… My belief is the time is now!

What may seem expensive, will not be in six months.

Smaller properties i.e.. Units, apartments subdivided blocks will be more sort after because of affordability and cost of finance.

Availability of properties to purchase is one factor but cost of purchase drives what we buy. So, I believe everything we know about real estate is predicated on demand and the need to acquire assets.

It makes us feel we are achieving when we acquire, its inspirational – the main driver of any investor!

The rules for me are:

• Buy what will be in demand in the future-research is priority.
• Buy what is affordable to the majority.
• Buy what is affordable over a five-year term.
• Buy new and use the taxation benefits and the low maintenance costs associated with new property.
• Buy where the population is growing, and government infrastructure dollars are being spent.

Our Legacy project has won Silver in the Australian Design Better Future Awards 2024!

Thanks to the project team at Studio Perspective, Point Architects, Flood Slicer and Colab Design Studio and to our amazing team at Bivcorp. Following our winning Gold at the Victorian awards we are honoured to have received Silver in the National awards.I am text block. Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.