The Limebrook Concierge Service App will Launch by August 2020!
We’re proud to announce the official launch of the Limebrook Concierge Service app for all new residents of Goldenvue which will be available by August 2020.
We will offer a range of everyday services though our Limebrook Concierge App
BALLARAT’S gold rush days might be over, but homebuyers can still strike it rich with a $1 million gold nugget giveaway to launch a brand-new mixed- used development in the heart of the city’s western growth corridor.
Goldenvue is a new masterplanned community from developer Limebrook with more than 400 residential lots and three parks and wetlands in Winter Valley, 7km southwest
Goldenvue Estate is pleased to announce that the Plan of Subdivision for Stage 1 has been formally submitted to the Ballarat City Council for final approval. Exciting News.
We would like to thank all of our wonderful consultants and everybody involved with our development including our magnificent marketing department who have brought back the Eureka Gold Rush spirit to the Ballarat community - the place that put Australia on the world map !
The City of Ballarat continues to review and monitor its plans to respond to the impacts of Covid-19 (Coronavirus) and to ensure it is prepared for any eventuality.
The Department of Health and Community Services remains the lead agency, and the City will be guided by its advice at all times.
Residents are encouraged to access the department’s website at https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorian-public-coronavirus-disease-covid-19 for daily updates on Covid-19, &
Pleasant by name, pleasant price. Mount Pleasant has shown the most housing price growth of any Australian suburb in the past 12 months.
A LONG undervalued Ballarat suburb has had a renaissance, being named Australia's top suburb for housing price growth in the past 12 months by Domain.
Mount Pleasant - officially Ballarat's oldest suburb - founded in 1836 by the Yuille Brothers when they established a sheep run and today boasting a
After annual gains as high as the 9.7 per cent seen by Ballarat, industry insiders predict prices will flatten as the downturn that affected Melbourne in 2018 and the first half of 2019 spreads to regional areas.
Domain economist Trent Wiltshire said regional areas – mostly those within a couple of hours of Melbourne – will face a softer market next year if prices moderate
