All Projects
Mirvac Residential has award-winning residential apartment projects and masterplanned communities across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria & Western Australia.
Mirvac is constantly working to reimagine urban life in a way that benefits our customers and leaves a lasting legacy in the communities in which we operate. Explore our various communities below.
Woodlea
Conveniently located 29km west of Melbourne’s CBD, Woodlea is a fully integrated master planned community, designed to provide wonderful homes as well as opportunities including employment, education, retail, commercial and community services. Everything at Woodlea is designed to support better living, from the diversity of the homes to the use of the landscape to the spirit of the neighbourhoods. This exceptional new community will be a dynamic addition to Melbourne, Victoria.
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The Fabric
Located just 9km from Melbourne’s CBD and in the heart of the vibrant community of Altona North, The Fabric is transforming the Inner West. Each 2, 3 and 4 bedroom townhome has been designed by Mirvac’s award-winning team to prioritise style, comfort and functionality, all of which achieve a 7-star NatHERS energy rating. The recently launched Future Ready Display Home is part of Mirvac’s commitment to drive environmental and social sustainability. This home is open for inspection every Saturday & Sunday.
Wantirna Sth
Mirvac is planning to deliver a benchmark new community in Wantirna South that will encompass an extension of the Dandenong Valley Parklands. It will offer a rare opportunity to live a tranquil lifestyle surrounded by Jells Park and Chesterfield Farm whilst being connected to the established conveniences of the City of Knox.
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