A Suburban Residential auction was held this week for 18 blocks from Campbell, Hackett, Scullin, Macquarie, Holder, Mawson, Lyons, Pearce, Torrens, Wanniassa and Kambah. In total 5 blocks sold at auction and 4 blocks are under negotiation. The remainder of the blocks are now available over the counter through Colliers International.
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Suburban Residential
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Rare opportunities to build a new
home in Canberra's established suburbs
Current as at 13 December 2019
A unique number of residential blocks are available for purchase across Canberra through the ACT Government’s Loose Fill Asbestos Insulation Eradication Scheme.
Varying in size, many of these blocks sit in tree lined streets in the heart of some of Canberra’s older, more established suburbs and communities. Blocks are available in the Inner North, the Inner South, Tuggeranong, Weston Creek, Woden, and Belconnen.
Some blocks zoned RZ2 may be suitable for two dwellings. On other blocks, currently zoned RZ1 and over 700m², Territory Plan variation 343 may be applicable, which allows for separate unit titling of up to two dwellings to be built.
For all sales enquiries please contact 6205 8941 or email suburbanresidentialsales@act.gov.au
For further information about the Loose Fill Asbestos Insulation Eradication Scheme please visit www.asbestostaskforce.act.gov.au.
Protected Trees in the ACT
In the ACT there are protected trees that may be regulated or registered for being exceptional for their natural or cultural heritage value, landscape and aesthetic value or scientific value. To find out more view the ACT Government Fact Sheet (PDF 4.6MB)