Lune Black Rock — the four-luxury-townhome development at 245 & 246 Beach Road, Black Rock — has reached a significant construction milestone. Basement works are complete, and the ground floor slab is now underway. The $18.75 million project is a bayside address that doesn’t come along often.
What ground floor slab means for buyers
It’s the first construction milestone where the shape of the finished building becomes visible above ground. Basement works have already resolved the retention, drainage and waterproofing challenges of building beachfront. The slab starts to define the ground floor plate — living spaces, entry sequences, garage placements.
For a buyer, ground floor slab means the project has cleared the highest-risk phase of construction and moved into an execution-heavy phase. Cost overruns are less likely from here. Timing certainty improves. Handover conversations become genuinely useful.
The Lune Black Rock proposition
- Four luxury townhomes — a boutique release
- 245 & 246 Beach Road, Black Rock
- $18.75 million total development
- Ground floor slab currently underway
- Delivered under Nexus Commercial’s engineering discipline
Why Black Rock — right now
Black Rock is one of Melbourne’s most walkable stretches of the Bay. Ricketts Point, the beach itself, the local retail strip, and the wider bayside cycling network all sit within a short walk of Beach Road. It’s the kind of address where the neighbourhood does the marketing.
Basement complete. Slab underway. The building starts to appear.
Contact
Priority enquiries via nexusdevelopments.com.au or the Nexus Communities team on +61 3 9460 1865.
Nexus Developments — Melbourne multi-sector property development.
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