A blueprint built around a creek.
Cardinia Creek South is planned under the Victorian Planning Authority's Precinct Structure Plan 1054. Part 1 was approved in 2019 and is delivering homes today. Part 2 is a pipeline extension — adding approximately 1,100 more homes, reserved school sites, a local town centre, and a Growling Grass Frog conservation corridor.
Approximately 1,100 dwellings across Part 2, complementing the already-approved Part 1.
A neighbourhood town centre planned to serve day-to-day retail, services and community life.
Reserved government and non-government school sites within the precinct.
The Growling Grass Frog conservation corridor along Cardinia Creek — the environmental hero of the precinct.
A connected network of parks, trails and open space stitched through neighbourhoods.
A staged, family-oriented community designed to grow across the next decade.
Indicative delivery timeline
Sequenced across roughly a decade. Timing and sequencing are indicative and subject to change.
- 1Stage 1 — Enabling works
Roads, drainage, environmental works and services.
- 2Stage 2 — First homes
Initial residential releases and construction across early neighbourhoods.
- 3Stage 3 — Town centre
Local retail, community facilities and services follow demand.
- 4Stage 4 — Maturing community
Schools, open space and later stages knit the precinct together.
Artist's impression — indicative only.
Read the plan straight from the source.
Part 1 approved December 2018, gazetted 17 January 2019 (C221, Casey); PSP amended March 2026 — check the VPA page for the latest version.
PSP documents are published by the Victorian Planning Authority. HALP links to the official source and does not host or alter them.
Source: Victorian Planning Authority — Cardinia Creek South PSP 1054. Part 1 approved 2019; Part 2 is a pipeline extension of the precinct plan.