THE PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
26–36 Humffray Street North, Bakery Hill VIC 3350 Brought to market by Colliers Lauchlan Waddell and David Wright. Situated within Ballarat’s CBD fringe, this Bakery Hill site benefits from strong connectivity and proximity to established retail and commercial amenity. Ballarat continues to experience population growth and increasing investment as one of Victoria’s key regional centres. The property offers developers the opportunity to capitalise on the city’s ongoing expansion and demand for new development.
Lot 5, 8 Stadium Drive, Robina QLD 4226 Brought to market by Colliers Steven King, Brendan Hogan and Jackson Robinson. Located within the Robina precinct on the Gold Coast, this site benefits from proximity to major retail, health and education infrastructure. Robina continues to evolve as a key urban centre, supported by strong population growth and significant investment. The property’s positioning within this established hub supports a range of development outcomes aligned with the area’s continued expansion. 5 Belmore Street, Burwood NSW 2134 Brought to market by Colliers Guy Brady, Zhenni Lu and James Cowan. Situated within Sydney’s Inner West, this Burwood site benefits from strong transport connectivity and proximity to a major retail and commercial centre. Burwood continues to attract significant development interest due to its accessibility and established urban amenity. The property offers developers exposure to a tightly held metropolitan location with ongoing demand. 112 Adelaide Street, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324 Brought to market by Commerical Collective's Sarah Willcox and Isaac Reville in conjunction with Jake Smith and Miron Solomons of Cushman & Wakefield. Located within the Hunter Region, this Raymond Terrace site benefits from strong local demand and proximity to Newcastle and surrounding growth areas. The region continues to attract population growth driven by affordability and connectivity. The property presents an opportunity to deliver development aligned with the area’s expanding residential and commercial needs.
April / May 2026 – 9
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