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About the greenfield monitor
The quarterly greenfield monitor provides information about the level of residential subdivision activity in Melbourne’s growth areas .
We monitor the number and average area of:
- proposed lots
- lots titled.
The Urban Development Program monitors the entire greenfield pipeline. The program provides an annual assessment of this supply and the take-up of greenfield land.
This report monitors the subdivision component of the greenfield pipeline.
The pipeline goes from unzoned englobo land, for example, large paddocks, to the subdivision of land to create lots for homes (titled lots). The creation of titled is the final step in the subdivision process and forms the basis of this report.
Proposed lots refers to land in the subdivision process that has yet be registered and provided with a title. They are a snapshot of lots in the subdivision process at any one time. Lots that have been released with a title have completed the final step in the subdivision process and are ready for dwellings to be built on them.
Melbourne's growth areas
In metropolitan Melbourne this report covers the same geographic area as the Urban Development Program. It includes greenfield land within the urban growth boundary in the municipalities of Cardinia, Casey, Hume, Melton, Mitchell, Whittlesea and Wyndham.
Lots with a title
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Proposed lots
Average lot area – titled and proposed (m2)
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Page last updated: 21/12/23