A key milestone was celebrated in Boorowa last Wednesday with the official sod turning ceremony for Donohoe’s Estate.
Held on-site at 96–148 Long Street, the event marked the commencement of civil works for Stage 1 of the long-anticipated subdivision.
Hosted by Flemings, the ceremony drew local stakeholders, community members, and dignitaries, including the Hon. Michael McCormack MP, Federal Member for the Riverina, who was present to formally help launch the project.
The Donohoe’s Estate subdivision is set to offer new residential opportunities for the growing Boorowa community.
Stage 1 of the development will establish essential infrastructure and lay the groundwork for future housing growth.
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Flemings Director, Justin Fleming kicked off the event saying, "These are exciting times for the community and Donohoe's estate, Donohoe's estate will add to the already existing vibrancy and prosperity of this community."
Justin Introduced Tim and Dan Murphy, the land owners and developers of Donohoe's Estate, who have been well received by the community, many locals knowing them personally and believing in their vision for Donohoe's estate.
saying community members knew of Tim and Dan's Long standing connection with Boorowa and its people."
"We are excited and also confident that their professional standards combined with their connection to the place would ensure that Donohoe's estate would be a very well done and appealing extension to the Boorowa community."
Tim Murphy addressed the attendees, expressing his own gratitude for the progress of the project.
"The Flemings team, in particular Justin and Amanda have worked tirelessly to spread the word and market this development around the region to bring in the buyers."
"Today is a large milestone for Dan and I and the town of Boorowa, what was once an vision on paper is now coming to life."
Guests at the sod turning witnessed the symbolic breaking of ground, signaling the beginning of works that are expected to bring long-term benefits to the local area.
Michael McCormack MP also spoke, expressing his own gratitude to Flemings, Tim and Dan Murphy and other stakeholders for their belief in investing in regional Australia and seeing the value and potential in rural towns like Boorowa.
With development now underway, interest in the Donohoe’s Estate is expected to grow.
For more information about the subdivision or future stages, contact Justin or Amanda at Flemings.
