We want to provide all Victorians with the choice of a well-designed home, at an affordable price, in a place where they can thrive.
That’s why we’re planning for more homes in and around 60 activity centres across Melbourne, encouraging more than 300,000 new homes to be built around train and tram lines, jobs and services by 2051.
By planning for more housing in activity centres, we’re supporting more Victorians to live closer to jobs, services, public transport and green, open space. It’s all part of the Housing Statement, to deliver more homes for Victorians.
Have your say
Community consultation is now underway, and your feedback is an important part of planning, developing and delivering the Activity Centres Program.
We want to hear your views on how to improve access to housing, while enhancing the things that make these activity centres great places to live.
You can participate by:
- completing our online survey
- attending an online Q&A session
- visiting one of our community drop-in sessions
- expressing your interest to be involved in a Community Reference Group
Find out more about how to get involved.
We've finalised our plans for the first 10 activity centres
In 2024, we began planning and consulting with the community on the first 10 activity centres to deliver 60,000 new homes close to services, jobs and public transport.
We consulted extensively on these activity centres and received nearly 10,000 responses from the local communities, councils and stakeholders across two stages of consultation.
After considerable planning and consultation, we have finalised the plans for Broadmeadows, Camberwell Junction, Chadstone, Epping, Frankston, Moorabbin, Niddrie (Keilor Road), North Essendon, Preston (High Street) and Ringwood.
Find out more about these plans and how your feedback helped shape them.
