RPP FM reports that the next stage of the Frankston Metropolitan Activity Centre (FMAC) rejuvenation is set to commence with a significant upgrade of the Nepean Highway, bringing fresh landscaping and new business ventures to the area.
As part of the highway improvements, 8,000 new plants will be installed, contributing to a greener and more vibrant streetscape. The enhancements align with Frankston’s broader efforts to revitalise its urban landscape and attract more visitors and businesses.
This rejuvenation comes as a wave of new enterprises open in Frankston after the renovation and redevelopment of long-vacant properties. Notable additions include the Moon Dog Beach Club, a popular new venue offering a relaxed beachside experience, and the Tasty Chinese Dumpling Restaurant, drawing food enthusiasts with its authentic offerings.
Further boosting the area’s appeal is the upcoming construction of Harbour Frankston, a luxury apartment complex that will bring modern living and public amenities to the city centre. The development will feature a high-end restaurant, a wellness centre, and a gymnasium, all accessible to the general public, enhancing Frankston’s position as a key lifestyle and business hub in the region.
The FMAC development project aims to transform Frankston into a more dynamic and attractive destination, benefiting both residents and visitors. The combination of improved infrastructure, thriving new businesses, and high-quality housing underscores Frankston’s growth and potential as a central economic and cultural precinct on the Mornington Peninsula.
The revitalisation project reflects a commitment to long-term economic sustainability and urban improvement, with both public and private investments driving change.
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This story was originally reported by RPP FM and repurposed by STPL News with permission.
