Clarence Development News

Council News Clarence Valley Council wants to know what you love about living and working in Grafton, and what you think the city needs, as part of a project to improve amenities...

Property One plot of land saw an intense 34-minute bidding war before it was sold for more than $1 million.

News $20 million over the next three years will be invested in the route of the former Pacific Highway between Glenugie and Tyndale for safety upgrades and maintenance

Business Two more development applications from the BrewHouse Group have been submitted to Clarence Valley Council with plenty more to come according to CEO Rick Firth.

News Upgrades will double capacity and add extra facilities

News According to the documents, this major upgrade of more than $10 million is expected to see a complete makeover of the Grafton pool facilities.

Council News The proposal was put forward by Clarence Valley Council earlier this month.

Council News The contractor involved in constructing two roundabouts on Yamba Rd has been taken to task over traffic delays after work started earlier this week

News While COVID-19 has dealt a devastating blow to many businesses, Allison Whaites’ real estate agency is thriving.

News Clarence Valley Council will hold a public hearing later this month to discuss the future of Grafton’s waterfront.

News The latest round of roadworks is set to kick off in Yamba next week much to the chagrin of residents.

Council News An expression of interest has gone out with plans to auction off three properties.

Council News Assuming no submissions have been made, the changes are expected to go ahead.

News Residents are curious to see what the future holds following the recent sale of this site. Will it be more of the same or something completely different?

News New graphics provided in the submission show a completely different layout to the original development plan.

News Since video was posted to social media, the community is divided on whether the development should go ahead.

News From funeral homes and road construction to high-density housing, here are the Clarence Valley's most contentious developments of 2020.

Business Grafton’s old brewery may return to its former glory with Australia’s largest brewing company expressing an interest in the site.

News It was an early Christmas present for one buyer when they snapped up a hot piece of Lower Clarence property.

Council News Clarence Valley councillors will face a difficult task in the new year when they decide yes or no to controversial development