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Development Victoria begins works at Fitzroy Gasworks BTR

Once complete, the Fitzroy Gasworks precinct will deliver around 1,400 homes in total, with at least 20% dedicated to affordable housing.

Development Victoria has started construction works at the iconic Fitzroy Gasworks Build to Rent development, marking a major milestone in the transformation of the precinct.

The 513-home scheme comprises 121 social and 43 affordable homes, with 10% of the affordable homes allocated to First Peoples, supported by the Commonwealth Government’s Housing Australia Future Fund and the Victorian Government’s Big Housing Build, alongside Homes Victoria and Housing Choices Australia.

The start of work on Parcel B has been recognised as a huge milestone for Fitzroy Gasworks and the beginning of the precinct’s next chapter as a vibrant inner-city community.

“With Bundha Sports Centre now complete and being enjoyed by the community, and housing now underway, Fitzroy Gasworks is becoming a place where people can live, work and connect.”

Niall Cunningham, Executive General Manager – Precincts, Development Victoria

Parcel B will also include a rooftop garden, co-working and event spaces, cafes, a gym for residents, over 1,000 bicycle parking spaces, approximately 150 public car parking bays for the precincts and sport centre visitors and approximately 175 resident basement parking.

The Victorian Government is partnering with Inner North Collective Joint Venture (INC JV) to deliver Parcels B and C, while Local: Residential will deliver Parcel A. INC JV brings together Assemble, Milieu and Hickory, alongside capital partners AustralianSuper and HESTA, with Hickory selected as the preferred builder for Parcel B.

“This project demonstrates that when state and federal government, institutional capital, the community housing sector and industry align around a shared purpose, you can deliver the housing Australia needs, at scale, pace and in the right locations.”

Kris Daff, Managing Director, Assemble
Amy Johnson
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