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RetailDinah Lewis BoucherThu 23 May 19

Golden Age Plan ‘New Chinatown’ in Box Hill

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Property developer Golden Age Group has $450 million plans for a new Chinatown in Melbourne's eastern suburbs as part of its mixed-use Sky Village development in Box Hill.

The new Chinatown is the second for Melbourne. While the Sky Village project, designed by Fender Katsalidis, will be the developer’s third Box Hill project.

Golden Age, led by Jeff Xu, said the project was spurred on by the local Box Hill area, with more than 30 per cent of the suburb’s inhabitants born in China or Hong Kong.

“Box Hill shares many of the cultural and historical ties to Melbourne’s long-standing Chinatown in the CBD,” Xu told The Urban Developer.

“New Chinatown has been envisaged to celebrate and expand upon these ties visually, culturally and gastronomically.

“New Chinatown and its accompanying residential development would be one of the largest and most significant investments into Box Hill in its long history, with major economic, social and cultural benefits for the local area,” Xu said.

“Each Chinatown has its own unique story to tell and New Chinatown will be no different.”

▲ Xu says new Chinatown will be inspired by the South of Yangtze River and the grandeur of Beijing.


Melbourne's new Chinatown will comprise two 18-storey towers with 429 apartments located at 517-521 Station Street.

Xu says Fender Katsalidis is also designing the twin-tower development which will stand above Chinatown, while Aspect Studios will do landscape design.

In contrast to Melbourne CBD’s Chinatown, Xu said Golden Age Group will retain full ownership of all tenancies.

“Thus reinforcing our commitment to delivering a supremely high standard at New Chinatown,” he said.

Related: Golden Age, Woodlink Dump $1bn Of Melbourne Apartment Projects

▲ The Developer currently has 'Sky One' under construction, a 36-storey mix use building at 545 Station Street Box Hill.


The New Chinatown will offer 10,000sq m of retail space across three levels and comprise a range of food and beverage, retail and commercial retailers.

The developer’s plans for a new Chinatown also include a 1,500sq m childcare centre, a Chinese language school and bookshop, Chinese Herbalists and a variety of Chinese and Western medicine clinics.

While at basement level “Hawker Hall” will span 4,000sq m, delivering street-style offerings.

Chinatown follows on from the developer’s completed Jade Apartments and Sky One which is under construction.

Completion for Box Hill's new Chinatown is due in late 2022.

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