Bisinella Developments is a diversified family run business with a proud 60 year record of successful industrial and residential development and land sales as well as a long history of actively supporting our community.
We are one of the largest local residential and industrial developers in the City of Greater Geelong, generating a significant share of development industry investment and jobs in the region.
We offer quality real estate, proven project management skills and exemplary customer service.
Land buyers in the Geelong region can choose from a broad range of real estate in Bisinella residential estates - in Lara and at St. Leonards on the Bellarine Peninsula. Please select an estate below to see more land sales information, photos and prices.
Bisinella Developments has unveiled a proposal to construct a community basketball facility and sports and leisure precinct on Forest Road South, Lara, which will help address a chronic shortage of indoor facilities in Geelong while creating a catalyst for a dynamic new commercial centre.
The proposed Bisinella Stadium Lara facility includes
From an early age I was always building things — woodwork, electronics, anything that gave me the satisfaction of finishing a project and wanting to make the next one better.
In hindsight, it is no surprise that engineering appealed to me and it has certainly laid the foundations for my career.
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Major industrial development to deliver premium, flexible facilities in one of Geelong’s best-connected growth corridors
L. Bisinella Developments has marked a major milestone for Geelong’s north, turning the first sod on the Bisinella Business Park in Corio and formally commencing construction of one of the region’s most significant new industrial developments.
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More than 70 CEOs, business leaders, and community members will spend the night inside the Old Geelong Gaol on Friday 9 June to raise funds for people experiencing homelessness in the region.
Organisers of the Lazarus Community Centre’s annual Sleep Out for the Homeless aim to raise $100,000 this year, an
