The vision for Ripley Town Centre focuses on a shared economy to enable residents to work where they live and acquire and share goods and services within the community.
With the successful launch of the $1.5b Ripley Town Centre, Sekisui House Australia is challenging the traditional conventions of masterplanned communities.
Housing and infrastructure is rapidly expanding in the Ripley Valley region, and the town centre is currently the only designated major retail and commercial hub for the region.
Land has been preserved for a proposed rail line extension in the Western Corridor which would support population and economic growth in the region, including Ripley.
Australia's largest master planned community, Springfield, has more exciting developments in the pipeline with a total end value of $6 billion if the plan is fully realised.
Popular with first home buyers, Ripley Valley is experiencing strong demand with affordable lots and new residential developments like Monterea Ripley.
