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With 2022 coming to an end, Warralily is clebrating the 10,000 residents who now call the thriving estate their home.

The Warralily garden project has showcased it's edible Spring garden.

New schools, neighbourhood shopping centres and sporting facilities are in the pipeline.

This year's annual Pet's day out returned with a bang!

Warralily's Pets Day Out is back for the first time since 2019.

WARRALILY has announced the next stage of Grange’s highly anticipated Hillside neighbourhood to be released in March.

We are proud to announce that Warralily’s Armstrong Creek Green Spine received the prestigious Good Design Award Gold Accolade in the Architectural Design Category for outstanding urban design and innovation. 

Families braved the Wintry weekend conditions to try the treats on offer at The Village Warralily.

All ages and abilities are catered at a massive park taking shape at Armstrong Creek’s highest
point. It also shows why the pressure is rising to keep up with development in Geelong’s
growth corridor.

Leading masterplan community Warralily now selling one of the last creekside releases in Armstrong Creek.

Latest sales results show Warralily's community has much to celebrate

The winners of the inagural Warralily Champion Awards have been announced in a new collaboration between Oberon High School and the township.

Award winning children's act The Mik Maks will be the headline act at this years Warralily Christmas Spectacular

Warralily estate’s newest neighbourhood, Warralily Grange, has welcomed its first residents. Among them, Rob and Neryl Chambers, originally from Melbourne, are both ‘rapt’ to have put their roots down at Warralily Grange.

A Bespoke townhome collection, The Greenway, in Warralily hasbbeen fast tracked to satisfy growing market demand for low maintenance living.

Warralily's fast-tracked release of The Greenway was delivered to the market over the weekend.

THIS year, Warralily celebrates how 10 years of people-inspired planning and infrastructure have transformed Armstrong Creek into a welcoming community for over 8,000 people.

Warralily has delivered Armstrong Crek's first townhome address, with the first stage of Axis by Metricon TownLiving nearing completion, and the last five homes in the popular new neighbourhood du to hit the market next week.

The $25,000 HomeBuilder grant announced by the Federal Government will commence from 4th June 2020. The grant is applies to new builds up to $750,000 for income singles earning up to $125,000 and couples earnung up to $200,000. Crucially, the tax-free grant will apply to all owner-occupiers - not just first home buyers. The scheme will not apply to owner-builders or those who are planning to build a new home  as an investment property. The grant will be offered for contracts entered into between 4 June 2020 and 31 December 2020. Construction must be contracted to begin within three months of the contract date to be eligible. HomeBuilder complements the existing $20k First Home Owner Grant available at Warralily, as well as the Commonwealth’s First Home Loan Deposit Scheme and First Home Super Saver Scheme.

The Victorian Government is extending the $20,000 First Home Owner Grant for people buying or building a new home in regional Victoria for an extra 12 months.Treasurer Tim Pallas today announced that the regional grant – which had been due to end in June –will be extended until the middle of 2021.

In 2017, the Labor Government doubled the regional First Home Owner Grant from $10,000 to $20,000
to help Victorians realise their real estate dreams.Since then, more than 8,800 regional First Home Owner Grants have been provided, saving Victorian families $176 million.
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Warralily is committed to supporting our staff, customers, and community affected by the COVID -19 outbreak.
Due to the changes in the government response to COVID-19 Warralily will be continue to remain open however it will be by appointment only.

The health and wellbeing of our customers and community is our utmost priority and we have put in place additional measures to protect our residents, customers, and employees.
We thank you once again for your continued support and understanding as we work through this unprecedented
situation

Our thoughts are with the people who have been affected by this unprecedented event and we appreciate the healthcare workers around the world who are on the frontline working to contain COVID-19.

 

THREE new schools will open their doors in the next few days in the Armstrong Creek region to cater to the regions booming population.

Warralily is rewarding residents who are upgrading to a new home or investing in their future at Warralily with a $10,000 discount when they buy again.

A Key shared path in Armstrong Creek's biggest residential estate now links Surf Coast Highway & Barwon Heads Road by pedal and foot.

The next phase of the Central neighbourhood in the heart of Armstrong Creek's Warralily community has hit the market.

GEELONG’S own Warralily development at Armstrong Creek has taken out the Environmental Excellence
Award at the 2019 Urban Development Institute of Australia National Awards for Excellence against a field of state and territory finalists.

A leading local housing development in Geelong took out two major awards at the 2018 UDIA awards for excellence last week.

The Warralily Christmas Spectacular saw thousands arrive at Mirambeena Park.

Dancing and dodgeball were features of the festive fun at the Warralily Christmas Spectacular on Saturday.

Kylie Minogue tribute act 100% Kylie and The Kazoos will be star attractions at today's Warralily Christmas Spectacular.

The Warralily Christmas Spectacular is gearing up to entertain locals this Saturday 8th December.

We are pleased to announce that Alcoa has awarded Beon Energy Solutions the contract for the decommissioning and removal of Alcoa’s 220kV transmission line assets in Armstrong Creek. Stage one In the week consists of the removal of the power lines between towers 56 to 65 from Lower Duneed Road and Boundary Road in Armstrong Creek. The towers will be removed immediately after and will take approximately four weeks.  Works will commence 22 October subject to weather and there will be some short term disruption to local residents during this period.

A new high school will open in Armstrong Creek in 2021 under a major pre-election pledge from the state government.

It's a long way from Edinburgh to Armstrong Creek but Nina Bendon the new Warralily community developmenet officer is an expert at making connections

ARMSTRONG CREEK’S first mega housing estate at Warralily has enough land supply to last another four years.

Estate manager Ben Stewart said based on recent demand, development of the estate is several years ahead of original forecasts.

“Based on current demand, planned completion is now only three to four years away, with under 2000 lots remaining,” Mr Stewart said.

THE cost to build a new house in Geelong became more expensive this year as demand soaked up the land supply, new research in Geelong’s greenfields property market reveals.

In June 2010, Warralily launched its vision for Geelong’s first master-planned development that would transform the paddocks of Armstrong Creek into a truly liveable community.

A community where residents would enjoy all the facilities their family needs in a stunning landscape of wide-open spaces and natural beauty.

Fast forward and Warralily is this month celebrating its eighth anniversary as an exemplar of best-practice urban development, sales leader of the buoyant Geelong property market and the region’s most awarded urban community.

Premier Daniel Andrews was present in class yesterday for the opening of the new Armstrong Creek School.

A Pirates & Fairies event was held at Mirambeena Park on Sunday 21st January as part of the Warralily Summer Spectacular.

A time capsule was sealed at the Village Warralily to celebreate the grand opening.

It was a triple treat for Geelong at this year's Urban Development Institute of Australia Awards for Excellence with three local based developers judged best in their field for their work.

ONE performer won't be showing any signs of stage fright at the Warralily Christmas Spectacular on December 9, with local dance teacher, signer and Broadway performer Nikki Menzel leading the new Warralily choir.

Former X Factor contestant Nathaniel Willemse will be performing at the Warralily Christmas Spectacular on December 9.

The Village Warralily is now officially open!

Shopping at Armstrong Creek has taken a big leap forward with the official opening of The Village Warralily last week.

Another piece of the rapidly growing Armstrong Creek puzzle has been put into place with the official opening of The Village Warralily yesterday.

The transformation of Warralily's creekline and waterway project has been recognised with the Landscape Victoria 2017 Landscape of the Year award.

Woolworths supermarket officially opens at The Village Warralily.

WORK on the new Armstrong Creek sports pavilion began on Saturday with the Member for Western Victoria Gayle Tierney officially breaking ground at the site.

It was Pets Day Out at the Warralily Market!

In communities across Australia they come. Children, babies, young people, adults, couples, family and friends all heading toward their local park, playground or open space.

THE shipwreck-inpsired $1.2 million Mirimbeena Community Park at Warralily is officially open in time for Spring.

WARRALILY continues to move from success to success with sales for the first half of the year exceeding expectations and the first 3 stages in the new Central neighbourhood selling out in just 3 months.

CHILDREN'S playgrounds just get better all the time but the new adventure park at coastal suburb Warralily is setting a benchmark of sophisticated outdoor play stations.

The emerging suburb of Armstrong Creek is ones of the fastest growing communities in the state, with the population about to reach 7,000 residents.

If neighbourhoods are a reflection of those who live in them, have you ever wondered why some neighbourhoods seem so active, vital & dynamic while others lack life and personality? 

Making the trek fromSurf Coast Highway to Barwon Heads Road has become much easier with opening of Warralily Boulevard.

Warralily continues to move from success to success with the first two stages of the suburb's new Central precinct al but sold in three months.

Rising pressure on the ability of affordable retiremet living has promted plans for a huge YMCA retirement village at Armstrong Creek

Wajacreations will be part of the Warralily Market this weekend, displaying and selling their handmade interior design pieces at the Warralily Market on April 9th.

GEELONG first-home buyers will get a $20,000 kickstart from July to help get into the housing market. The State Governent today is set to announce a doubling of the First Home Owners Grant for regional Victoria.The increase in the grant from $10,000 is expected to help up to 6000 young buyers in the next three years.

A day of fun food, and entertainment all with an international flavour awaits home hunters and prospective buyers at Warralily's Destination Display Village Event.

Last Sunday's Magic is Warralily event attracted a crowd of more than 1,000 excited local families to Warralily Parkland.

A NEW precinct in a Central location is set to be released in the Warralily Estate at the start of February.

Warralily is proving to be an attractive choice for Melburnians seeking a sea-change, with a steady stream of city dwellers opting to make the community their home.

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SANTA CLAUS is coming to town, and so too are some of the region's best musical acts, market stalls and fun family activities for the third annual Warralily Christmas Spectacular.

Armstrong Creek residents are in fashion, with new figures revealing it's the fastest-growing area for online clothes shopping in Australia

A Catholic school boom in the Geelong region has created a jump of almost 20 per cent in Catholic school enrolments in the past five years.

We all know that a good education is a crucial building block for a happy and productive life, but what we may underestimate is the role schools can play in creating a sense of belonging and community cohesion.

Warralily's excellence in Urban Design has once again be recognised, taking out Stormwater Australia's 2016 National Award for Excellence in Integrated Stormwater Design.

THE City of Greater Geelong has responded to Armstrong Creek’s rapid growth by directing $9 million to community infrastructure at Warralily in the 2016-17 proposed budget. 

Kids enjoyed a day out with Peppa Pig, petting zoo, jumping castle and face painting

FESTIVE WARRALILY has invited the community to come and join in the fun of its 2015 Christmas Spectacular next weekend. The event, to be held in the Warralily Coast estate, will feature The Voice luminaries Harrison Craig and Michael Stangel. 

The entertainment line-up will also feature Sophia Katos, David Van Elst, the Deadly Dancers and more than 100 other performers from local schools and community groups, including Lutheran COAST College, West Coast Calisthenics, Grovedale West Primary School, Grovedale College, and Mount Duneed Regional Primary School. 

The first sod was turned at the $100 million Warralily commercial precinct in Armstrong Creek today

Geelong Mayor Darryn Lyons was joined by Warralily directors, South Barwon MP Andrew Katos, CR Andy Richards and representatives from Woolworths, the anchor tenant of the precinct to be known as Warralily Village

 

It is five years since the $1.5 billion Warralily development was given the green light to proceed at a function attended by the then Premier, Planning Minister, local parliamentarians and hundreds of business and community leaders...

Woolworths will join the new Warralily Village development due to open in 2017.

The first phase of the new Warralily Village development represents a $100 million investment and will include retail, community, school and sports facilities for Geelong’s newest community.