The Victorian government has embarked on a multi-decade, $75 billion infrastructure strategy designed to reshape the city’s future—enhancing transport networks, expanding social housing, and improving education and healthcare services across the metropolitan area.

Complemented by strong demographic growth, surging population projections, and robust economic fundamentals, this wave of public investment is being matched by private sector contributions across industry, retail, and commercial development. The result will be a transformed Melbourne, where new and existing suburbs are interconnected by major rail, road, and tram expansions, reducing travel times and unlocking previously underdeveloped areas for residential and commercial growth. Without these changes, Melbourne would struggle to accommodate the projected 10.3 million residents by 2051, but with them, the city is set to become one of Australia’s most dynamic and desirable property markets.

For the new Melbourne Page. The report that pulls through should be the one attached.

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