HEIDELBERG RISES
Posted on 20 July 2013
Heidelberg is the latest suburb on track to establishing its own skyline, with plans for a 10 level, mixed use building mooted for a site at 112-120 Burgundy Street, at the centre of the suburbs popular retail strip.
The 780 sqm block is supersized, given the pocket is quite dense, and is also near the Warringal Shopping Centre and several hospitals.
The permitted project allows for three shops at ground level, 49 car spaces within two levels of basement car parks and 50 apartments above.
In a show of how fast planning permissions have moved in the suburbs, the site is next door to a near new mixed use building, permitted to rise four levels. The 112-120 Burgundy Street site and permit is expected to hit the market for sale next month with price expectations of about $4.5 million. Vinci Carbone is representing the owner.
The 780 sqm block is supersized, given the pocket is quite dense, and is also near the Warringal Shopping Centre and several hospitals.
The permitted project allows for three shops at ground level, 49 car spaces within two levels of basement car parks and 50 apartments above.
In a show of how fast planning permissions have moved in the suburbs, the site is next door to a near new mixed use building, permitted to rise four levels. The 112-120 Burgundy Street site and permit is expected to hit the market for sale next month with price expectations of about $4.5 million. Vinci Carbone is representing the owner.