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Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:52 pm
by crawf
Impressive
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:05 pm
by jk1237
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:11 pm
by jk1237
there were quite a few people out and about, new shops and all, and its prob only 30% complete. I did cheat and put me and the bike on the train back to city. Atleast 20 people waiting for train to city at around 12:30pm. They have also built a gravel overflow carpark for train commuters and guess what, that was totally full also. Not 1 window on train was see-thru. I cant wait to see what its like in 5 years time.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:53 pm
by Xaragmata
jk1237 wrote:there were quite a few people out and about, new shops and all, and its prob only 30% complete.
I went there on Monday & had a good look around. The crane was on site erecting steelwork for the building by the concrete balls, & there
were people & cars everywhere ... it is a change from the suburban mall developments, with a mix of commercial, retail & resi working
together. The land east of the interchange is for sale, & apparently includes the air rights above the interchange, if needed.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 10:02 pm
by AtD
jk1237 wrote:They have also built a gravel overflow carpark for train commuters and guess what, that was totally full also.
GOOD! Where is it? I used to park there daily and it was a pain in the ass. A lot of people used to park on an empty lot east of the station, but it was roped off at one stage. After that, you'd need to catch a bus from your car to the train station if you got there after 9.00.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 2:36 pm
by Will409
The gravel parking area is on the southern side of the entry road to the interchange area and overlooks Dry Creek.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 11:25 pm
by eKwatee
Hi All
Ive watched your posts on this thread with interest as I live and invest in the apartments in Mawson Lakes. They dont only look good they also make for great investments, I've been investing in the apartments from when they started the 3rd apartment complex and they have been performing really well from good rental returns to good bank valautions. They are a brilliant way for young singles/couples to get into the market with a home that has a good quality finish, modern touches but accesable to plenty of facilities etc.... Mawson Lakes Central should be an example for areas which need urban renewel and undergo similar developments escpecially areas close to large suburban retail outlets..... I know a developer is trying to build something similar in Golden Grove.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 1:53 pm
by King_Kong
If you would like to see the potential developments at the Mawson Central 2- check out the mawson lakes community website and then check out mawson lakes news or Feb 08.
Secondly can any1 tell me please when the second shopping center at the Pominade will begin and are there any pics or plans? as well as the land across from cafe primo.
Finally any news as to whats else is going in at Mawson Central 2?
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2008 12:11 pm
by bm7500
King_Kong wrote:If you would like to see the potential developments at the Mawson Central 2- check out the mawson lakes community website and then check out mawson lakes news or Feb 08.
Secondly can any1 tell me please when the second shopping center at the Pominade will begin and are there any pics or plans? as well as the land across from cafe primo.
Finally any news as to whats else is going in at Mawson Central 2?
No plans of the Promenade stage 2 have been released as such as details of the design are still being finalised. It will be designed to compliment stage 1 with mixed, commercial & retail tennancies. Construction is expected to commence later this year.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 9:51 pm
by Brando
Will wrote:
HMH Tower at 48 Garden Terrace:
http://www.hmhdevelopments.com.au/index.html
Click on above link a have a look at the walk through. Great looking development.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 1:06 am
by Omicron
Why is it that so many of these apartment blocks look like converted office buildings from the outside? In any case, I must head down that way sometime soon - I'm sure there's something new to look at since I was last there.
I note that bobbing ducks are conspicuous by their absence. This saddens me.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 1:13 am
by Cruise
Omicron wrote:
I note that bobbing ducks are conspicuous by their absence. This saddens me.
*wipes away a tear*
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:33 pm
by adelaideguy88
Omicron wrote:Why is it that so many of these apartment blocks look like converted office buildings from the outside? In any case, I must head down that way sometime soon
LOL, maybe they have been designed to be multi-purpose, so they can be converted to industrial/commercial if nobody moves in.
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 8:01 pm
by Wayno
adelaideguy88 wrote:Omicron wrote:Why is it that so many of these apartment blocks look like converted office buildings from the outside? In any case, I must head down that way sometime soon
LOL, maybe they have been designed to be multi-purpose, so they can be converted to industrial/commercial if nobody moves in.
Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb, but potentially an office district too!
Re: Mawson Lakes - Not just another suburb
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 11:32 pm
by Brando
If you go and have a look you will see that all of the multi story apartments buildings are very close to the Mawson Lakes interchange. It makes sense to live there, jump on a train and be in the city within minutes if you don't want to live in the city but still want apartment living. Ground floor shops, mixed with offices, retail, cafe's etc is helping to create a real city feel about it.