Developer vs Council Over Housing Numbers | Melbourne News
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A housing showdown erupts in Melbourne’s southeast as developer SEMZ seeks to fast-track its East Village project in Bentleigh East — but local council is raising red flags. Originally planned for 3,000 homes, the project may now be scaled back to just 1,800–2,400 units, potentially derailing regional housing targets. The developer is using Victoria’s Development Facilitation Program to bypass council approval, a move Glen Eira’s mayor warns could set a dangerous precedent. She accuses SEMZ of prioritizing retail profits over community needs and demands a meeting with the Planning Minister. Meanwhile, SEMZ insists no dwelling numbers have changed — they’re just optimizing amenities to speed up delivery. This clash exposes a growing rift between developers chasing efficiency and councils fighting to meet housing goals in Australia’s most constrained urban areas.
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