Intrapac lodges permit applications for a $1.3 billion Keysborough project of 1600 homes, a new golf course and sports hub, on green wedge land outside Melbourne's Urban Growth Boundary. Chief executive Max Shifman says refusing to shift the boundary shows the government is paying lip service to housing targets.
As I told the Herald Sun: “paying lip service to meeting their housing targets”
I also said: “no way this can be reached relying on current land supply”
the Herald Sun, 25 February 2025 — Read the full article