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Cranbourne

"Could be so much better"

I have lived in Cranbourne West from 2003 and since then have seen good and bad over the years. I have found that more and more of the nice friendly 1st home buyers (owner occupiers) in this area have moved on and more investors have come into the area. This seems to have attracted a different demographic. Meaning more very low income people or unemployed with no prospects of home ownership and as such seem to take no community pride in the street scape from which they live. In some areas (not all), ample street parking has been provided yet people choose to park their cars, trucks, boats, caravans, trailers out on the nature strips or front muddy lawns, providing the point of least resistance to their front doors!! . The proliferation of vehicles onto council land is unreal. Add to this no pride in their dwellings such as overgrown gardens, high grasses, muddy nature strips due to vehicle parking and household hard waste left on nature strips for weeks on end. The parties and loud noise by some in the Central Parkway area is typical, just no common respect for others.. If people could show some pride and respect for their homes,themselves and their neighbours it would be a great place to live. So geographically it is a good place to live, demographically not so good.. But we can always hope.......

Great for

  • Proximity to beaches and Melbourne
  • Good retail
  • Affordable housing
  • Botanic Gardens

Not great for

  • Noise and parties
  • Delinquent children
  • No community spirit, pride
  • Hoon drivers
  • Needs a cinema and a Target

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
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shellyc1

Don't no when u wrote this far from the truth now.

mary13

So no real problems in Cranbourne? Thanks for the review..

lindaw17
lindaw17

Cranbourne is a fantastic location - getting a cinema and brewery very soon!

pon-saravananp

I guess this is an outdated review. Things have changed dramatically in past 5 years. I cant speak of anything beyond this time

ebony11

Definitely not like that now. This review is old because you said Cranbourne doesn't have a Target but it does. Do you still live here Merc? There's a huge sense of community now. Sorry you had to live here when it was like what you have described :(

hughb5
hughb5

No longer a low income area with a bunch of new folk moving in over the last few years and heaps of new builds. The high interest rates moved all the low SES crowd along.

belindaj14

This is not the case anymore.

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