Frankston Council Approves 15-Storey Hotel and Residential Tower
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What happened
Frankston councillors approved a proposed 15-storey tower on Davey Street in Frankston. The approved plans include 140 residential apartments and 80 hotel rooms, as part of a 24-hour hotel complex. The approval also allows for the widening of Bay Lane from the Nepean Highway intersection.
From baysidenews.com.au
Why it matters
Mayor Sue Baker stated that the project is estimated to bring in an additional $4 million in tourism spending. The development aims to address a market gap for traditional hotel offerings and is intended to strengthen Frankston's appeal as a destination for short stays.
From baysidenews.com.au
Who's involved
- FrankstonThe location where the new residential and hotel tower was approved.
- Sue BakerMayor of Frankston Council who commented on the project's economic benefits.
- Frankston Arts CentreA local attraction in Frankston that benefits from increased visitor traffic.
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The entities involved
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Frankston
city in Victoria, Australia
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