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Aerial view of the northern growth corridor
Northern Growth Corridor · Mitchell Shire · VIC

Beveridge North East.
Melbourne's next great northern community.

A future Horizon 3 master-planned community on the eastern foothills of Mt Fraser — part of Melbourne's defining northern growth corridor.

50 km
to Melbourne CBD
Mitchell Shire
Local government
Horizon 3
PSP designation
~7,000+
Future dwellings (cluster, indicative)
The position

A precinct planned a generation ahead.

Beveridge North East sits inside one of Australia's most actively planned growth clusters. While Mandalay and Beveridge Central deliver today, and Beveridge North West breaks ground, BNE is positioned for the next horizon — pre-PSP, pre-rezoning, pre-release.

This site exists for the landholders, investors, builders and future residents who want to understand the precinct before the first stage opens. We publish the cluster timeline, the planned infrastructure, the schools coming online, and the honest gaps.

The cluster

Five precincts. One growth corridor.

BNE doesn't exist in isolation. It's the eastern edge of a planned cluster that already includes three active selling estates and two future PSPs — collectively shaping a new town the size of Ballarat.

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Beveridge–Wallan precinct cluster mapSchematic diagram of 10 Victorian Planning Authority precincts in the Beveridge–Wallan northern growth corridor. Tile sizes are proportional to each precinct's official hectare area. 1 featured precinct shown with an orange dotted fill, 5 completed PSPs shown in green, and 5 unprogrammed / horizon precincts shown in sand. The Hume Freeway runs along the western edge; Mt Fraser sits on the eastern boundary of Beveridge North East.Hume FreewayMt FraserWallan South — 806 hectares, UnprogrammedWallan South806 ha · UnprogrammedWallan East (Part 1) — 141 hectares, UnprogrammedWallan East (Part 1)141 ha · UnprogrammedWallan East (Part 2) — 404.6 hectares, UnprogrammedWallan East (Part 2)404.6 ha · UnprogrammedBeveridge North West — 1,279.4 hectares, CompletedBeveridge North West1,279.4 ha · CompletedBeveridge Central — 291 hectares, CompletedBeveridge Central291 ha · CompletedBeveridge North East — featured precinct, 646.4 hectares, UnprogrammedBeveridge North East646.4 ha · UnprogrammedBeveridge South West — 1,264.5 hectares, UnprogrammedBeveridge South West1,264.5 ha · UnprogrammedLockerbie North — 515.6 hectares, CompletedLockerbie North515.6 ha · CompletedLockerbie — 1,121.6 hectares, CompletedLockerbie1,121.6 ha · CompletedDonnybrook — 1,026.4 hectares, CompletedDonnybrook1,026.4 ha · CompletedN
Legend
  • Featured — Beveridge North East. The subject precinct of this site (orange dotted fill, heavier outline).
  • Completed PSP (green). VPA precinct plan gazetted — typically selling, civils underway or delivering.
  • Unprogrammed / Horizon (sand). Identified by the VPA but not yet in active planning.

Source: Victorian Planning Authority — VPA Precinct Boundaries dataset. Tile sizes proportional to official hectares; positions are schematic.

2018 → 2052

The build-out timeline.

Full timeline
2018

Mandalay & Beveridge Central activated

First volume builder estates open. Wallara Waters and Mandalay establish the precinct's residential base.

2024

Beveridge North West civils

Camerons Lane interchange business case strengthens. RMIT confirms forward education footprint.

2028

Beveridge town centre

Indicative delivery window for the first sub-regional retail and community hub.

2032

BNE enters consultation

Horizon 3 PSP process expected to begin. Landholder negotiations open.

2040

First BNE land releases

Indicative civils and first stage delivery, subject to infrastructure sequencing.

2052

Build-out complete

Full precinct delivered with town centre, schools, parks and employment.

Family in a master-planned community
Lifestyle

A community designed around the way families actually live.

Parks within walking distance. Schools within the precinct. A town centre that does more than retail. BNE inherits the lessons of two decades of corridor delivery.

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Future masterplan

An indicative vision for what the precinct could become.

The illustration shows the design pattern emerging across the cluster — generous open space, a defined town centre, schools embedded in walkable catchments, and a landscape that respects the Mt Fraser foothills.

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Indicative masterplan illustration
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