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If you're looking for a stylish new two or three bedroom townhome, Eastside at Highlands in Craigieburn, Stocklands latest development, might just be exactly what you're looking for.

Purchase a three bedroom townhome in Eastside at Highlands starting from just $465,000. Plus there are two bedroom townhouses available from as low as $415,000.

Buyers have the freedom to choose from a selection of architecturally designed floorplans, all of which offer landscaped backyards and secured garaging.

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All homes include timber-look laminate floors and cosy carpets, with a selection of three colour schemes available to choose from. 

The kitchens boast high quality stainless steel appliances, sleek composite stone benchtops and a spacious island bench with integrated sink.

Bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes and the bathrooms are fit with fully tiled showers, bathtubs and vanities with ample storage.

The two bedroom homes offer 140 sqm while the three bedroom homes offer between 164 and 167 sqm.

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Located in the growing suburb of Craigieburn, just on the edge of Melbourne, there's plenty on offer in terms of amenities at Eastside on Highlands, 1 North Shore Drive.

The development is situated just a stone's throw from Highlands retirement village, Aitken Creek Primary School, Hume Global Learning Centre, with Craigieburn Central Shopping Centre, Splash Aqua Park and Leisure Centre and the award-winning Treehouse park within walking distance. Also in the area is a proposed new community centre, Aitken Creek, and many sporting facilities.

Eastside at Highlands is set for completion in September of this year, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/eastside-at-highlands-1-north-shore-drive-craigieburn">don't miss out!</a>
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If you're looking for a stylish new two or three bedroom townhome, Eastside at Highlands in Craigieburn, Stocklands latest development, might be exactly what you're looking for

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Brand new townhome development in Craigieburn: Discover Eastside at Highlands

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Potter George Group achieved record sales volume at its outer Melbourne residential projects over the Christmas period.

The group sold 67 lots across its Trijena and Kerani Heights (pictured above) projects in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor.

“Our sales were constantly solid throughout the year, capped off with a particularly strong December with Trijena selling 50 lots for the month and Kerani achieving 17 sales,’’ said project manager Scott Payten.

It took sales in Trijena to just over 400 of the 624 available lots.

“Enquiry has been highly encouraging for the start of 2021 and we look forward to building on this strong momentum,’’ Mr Payten said.

Trijena is located 33km from the CBD and close to train stations at Craigieburn and Donnybrook.

The $175 million project comprises 624 lots in total, surrounded by shopping and medical centres, schools, colleges and a host of sporting and leisure centres either underway or in planning.

Restricted to 200 easy-building homesites in a range of sizes, Kerani Heights is located in the new suburb of Fraser Rise which is adjacent to Caroline Springs.

The project is a short drive from established amenities including, Watergardens Shopping Centre and Central Shopping Centre both at Caroline Springs, schools and colleges, medical centres, national parks and public transport options.
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The group sold 67 lots across its Trijena and Kerani Heights projects in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor

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Potter George Group secure record sales volume in outer Melbourne over Christmas break

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A double storey townhouse in Craigieburn, Victoria has been sold by mortgagee for $320,000.
It was listed by Joseph Sassine from Jason Real Estate Tullamarine. 
The home at<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-vic-craigieburn-133271722" target="_blank"> 27/29 Ardsley Circuit </a>comprises lounge area, modern kitchen, dining and means area, and two bedrooms. 
It also features laundry, power room, rear yard and lock up carport. 
The home was last sold in 2013 for $329,000. 
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Craigieburn, Victoria mortgagee home sold for minor loss

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Craig McKellar of CVA has just leased a commercial space in the Craigieburn Plaza at Craigieburn.
The fully fitted 86sqm property at Shop 5, 32-38 Craigieburn Road was leased on a 3 + 3 + 3 year lease term.
Universal Real Estate are the lessors at a rate of $50,000 per annum equating to a building rate of $581.40/sqm.
featuring a frontage of 7 m, the property contains three separate offices, reception, staff amenities and in excess of 300 public car spaces.
Located within a recently developed estate, the property is within close proximity to Dynon Road, CityLink and Melbourne's CBD.
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Universal Real Estate leases Cragieburn Plaza space

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This weekend sees Cragieburn vie with Richmond as the busiest auction locates, with both having 21 auctions.
Offerings this weekend at Craigieburn include <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-craigieburn-129173314" target="_blank">25 Brickwood Circuit</a> (pictured above).
The three bedroom two bathroom house is set on a 400 sqm block.
The holding last sold in 2009 for $345,081. The indicative selling price is $500,000 to $550,000.
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Another is <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-craigieburn-129185710" target="_blank">11 Flannery Street,</a> Cragieburn (pictured above).
The five bedroom two bathroom home comes with a price guide of $580,000 to $630,000.
Set on 448 sqm it features a solar powered water heating system.
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Busy Richmond sees <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-richmond-129202182" target="_blank">78 Coppin Street </a> (pictured above) go to auction.
It is a two bedroom one bathroom home with an accompanying price guide of $940,000 to $1,020,000.
The median house price in Richmond is $1,317,500.
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Another is <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-richmond-129128674" target="_blank">32 Jessie Street</a>, Richmond (pictured above).
With a price guide just above the median price, $1.395 million to $1.495 million the home is just 2 km from the CBD.
The home has its own one car garage.
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Richmond and Cragieburn competing for busiest suburb at auction this weekend

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A Craigieburn display home has been sold.
Ray White Craigieburn’s Trish Orrico secured $735,000 when 31 Dashing Road, Craigieburn went to weekend auction
The home was built three years ago but no one has ever lived in the property, she said.
“It’s only ever been a display home and that’s what’s attracting a lot of people to it.
"It’s the extra features like the ensuite, butler’s pantry and walk-in storage room.
"The quality of it sets it apart.”
Mr Orrico had a price guide to the four-bedroom, two-bathroom property of $640,000 to $695,000.
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The home comes with four main bedrooms, light-filled lounge, expansive open-plan kitchen with large walk-in butler pantry, separate living and dining area with sliding doors and alfresco entertaining area plus private backyard garden.
Other features include heating &amp; cooling, alarm, walk-in linen cupboard, and double garage with internal access.
House sales in Craigieburn kicked off at $469000 at weekend auctions. 
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Dashing Road, Craigieburn display home sold

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Three of the four busiest suburbs for auctions are in Melbourne this week. 
Craigieburn tops the list with 22 homes scheduled for auction, followed by Epping (13) and Preston (12).
A three bedroom home at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-craigieburn-128508994" target="_blank">4 Zennor Court in Craigieburn</a> (above), has a price guide of $480,000 to $520,000 for its auction on Saturday.
Randwick in Sydney also features in the top 4 suburbs this week with 13 homes set to go under the hammer.
The combined capital cities are seeing a fewer auctions this week with 1,557 auctions scheduled, down almost 300 from 1,849 last week.
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Melbourne is the busiest city for auctions again this week, with 735 auctions being tracked so far, although down from 941 last week.
Sydney has 606 auctions scheduled this week, down from 641 last week.
Perth is seeing a 11 percent increase in auction volumes this week, with 33 auctions scheduled, up from 29 last week, while volumes are down across the remaining cities.
Over the same week last year, 2,001 homes went to auction across the combined capital cities, with a clearance rate of 67.3 per cent.
Last week <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/expert-insights/buying/85637-lower-auction-numbers-nationally-as-reservoir-again-the-busiest" target="_blank">Reservoir was the busiest suburb</a>.
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National auction numbers continue to decline as Craigieburn's the busiest 

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The REIV is expecting about 1,140 auctions in 335 suburbs this weekend.
The top auction locations this week are Craigieburn (22), followed by Preston with 17 and Northcote and Reservoir with 16 auctions.
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A Craigieburn three bedroom house has been scheduled for auction on May 5 with a reserve price of $470,000 (pictured above).
It is presented by Don Jayawardene from Ray White.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-craigieburn-128092782" target="_blank">Positioned at 25 Chinnock Court</a>, the house features three bedrooms, formal living and balcony overlooking parkland.
It is close to Craigieburn Central &amp; Craigieburn Plaza, public transport, local schools and leisure facilities.
Another Craigieburn four bedroom house has been scheduled for auction on May 3 (pictured below).
It has been listed for $500,000 to 550,000.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-craigieburn-128065270" target="_blank">The 19 Mosman Way home</a> features single-level floorplan, quality inclusions and abundance of natural light throughout.
It comes with four bedrooms, open plan living/dining area and double garage spaces.
It's close to public transport, and with easy access to shopping centres, childcare and schools.
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Craigieburn set for bumper auction weekend

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Just 220 auctions are scheduled for this weekend in Melbourne, according to the REIV.
Craigieburn is the busiest location with seven auctions.
Its offering include a <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-craigieburn-126608662" target="_blank">four bedroom house</a> (above) with $500,000 to $550,000 hopes.
A clearance rate of 73 per cent was recorded last weekend compared to 74 per cent prior weekend and 78 per cent this weekend last year. 
There were 1,788 auctions reported to the REIV, with 1,300 selling and 488 being passed in, 226 of those on a vendor bid.
The REIV collected 95% of auction results last week with a total of 1,860 results including 43 withdrawn and 29 postponed.
 
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Craigieburn tops subdued Melbourne auction weekend

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Century 21 Australia Pty Ltd has been ordered to pay more than $109,000 in compensation, plus $28,000 in interest, after the misappropriation of trust account funds by an estate agent with which it was in a franchise agreement.
Century 21 Australia Pty Ltd (ACN: 003 145 346) was ordered to pay the funds into the Victorian Property Fund (VPF), after the misappropriation of trust accounts by an estate agent.
The actions of Victorian Realty Group Pty Ltd (ACN: 135 903 374), trading as Century 21 Complete Properties, caused 13 clients to lose money.
The company was deregistered in 2013.
Those clients received compensation from the VPF. 
In 2016, the Secretary to the Department of Justice and Regulation (of which Consumer Affairs Victoria is a business unit) took action in the Supreme Court of Victoria against Century 21 Australia to recover those funds and return them to the VPF. 
Under the Estate Agents Act 1980 (the Act) each party to a franchise agreement (that is, the franchisee or franchisor) is liable for any misappropriation by an estate agent subject to the agreement. 
The original case was dismissed, as the court found that the agreement between Century 21 Australia and VRG did not constitute a franchise agreement. 
The Secretary appealed that decision, and the Court of Appeal found that the agreement between the two parties was a franchise agreement.
As such, Century 21 was liable for VRG's defalcations, in accordance with the Act.
Real estate agents Kon Balasis and Victorian Realty Group Pty Ltd (VRG), operating as Century 21 Craigieburn, were permanently disqualified from holding estate agents’ licences after breaking the law on trust accounts.
At a hearing on 1 October, 2012, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) found that VRG and Mr Balasis breached the Estate Agents Act 1980 in relation to:
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<li>a deficiency in the Century 21 Craigieburn trust account of $166,935.27 on 27 March, 2012, regarding deposits paid on six property sales  </li>
<li>VRG holding deposits as a stakeholder pending completion of transactions and not retaining that money in its trust account until paid to the persons entitled.</li>
<li>VRG fraudulently omitting to pay about $177,000 to the persons entitled to that money, which money was being held by VRG as a stakeholder pending completion of sales of land. Mr Balasis at the time was an officer of VRG and he knowingly authorised these contraventions</li>
<li>VRG not keeping full and accurate accounting records so as to show the true position of all moneys it received.</li>
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VCAT also found that VRG breached the Sale of Land Act 1962 in that:
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<li>it received deposit moneys in the course of transactions for the sale of land and did not hold that money as stakeholder until the purchasers became entitled to those deposits.</li>
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The tribunal ruled that Mr Balasis was guilty of conduct as an estate agent that rendered him unfit to hold a licence and he was not of good character or otherwise a fit and proper person to hold an estate agent’s licence.
VCAT cancelled Mr Balasis’ licence and permanently disqualified VRG and Mr Balasis from holding a licence.
 
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