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Ex-footballer Fraser Brown outlaying $70m+ for Melbourne outskirt site: sources

Invest / Development Finance

Australia

Oct 14 2017

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Marc Pallisco, The Sydney Morning Herald

AFL footballer-turned-property developer, Fraser Brown, is speculated to be paying more than $70 million for another development site in Melbourne's south-east.

The 48-hectare parcel at 205 Hardys Road in Clyde North, about 48 kilometres from the CBD, was marketed for its potential to be subdivided into 557 housing lots, leaving a 10-hectare portion for a commercial development.

Go to The Sydney Morning Herald and read the full story.

SOURCE: The Sydney Morning Herald

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