Riverlee Development News Today

Riverlee has gained approval for a new $2 billion ‘mini city’ in Melbourne’s north, titled New Epping.

Riverlee’s Belrose development, located in Cheltenham, will see a 1950s red-brick warehouse converted into individual workspaces as part of its second stage of growth.

Jarrod Reedie Seafarers Rest, a 3,500 square metre public park in Docklands has received final approval from the City of Melbourne, with Oculus tasked with designing the park as part of Riverlee’s Seafarers development. The park – sitting on the northern banks of the Yarra River – will provide more open green spaces to users, residents and visitors of the Northbank precinct, and will become a vital link between the area and the CBD. The park will be the largest outside of Birrarrung Marr ...

Architecture news & editorial desk Melbourne-based private property development group Riverlee collaborated with the City of Whittlesea and government agencies to help fast-track various permits for their $2-billion mixed-use development, New Epping.   With the Victorian Government’s Building Victoria Recovery Taskforce (BVRT) fast-tracking the approvals due to the project’s significant community benefit and employment opportunities, works amounting to $194 million have been green-lighted....