Marisa Wikramanayake is a journalist at The Urban Developer. She focuses on urban development, sustainability, and community engagement, exploring how these themes intersect to shape modern cities. Marisa's insights and articles have been featured in various publications, including The Urban Developer.
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Marisa Wikramanayake's articles predominantly focus on local urban development, infrastructure projects, real estate, and city planning in Australia, particularly Victoria and Melbourne. Her coverage highlights a strong emphasis on government and private sector announcements as well as press releases.
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The ‘doc-top' proposal includes seven storeys of homes as the WA capital's bid to curb suburban sprawl continues…
By: Marisa Wikramanayake
The developer last year won state funding to deliver 1300 beds at its sites in the Victorian Alps…
By: Marisa Wikramanayake
A new 3D-printing method has built the full structural walls of a home in less than a day in Western Australia, an Australian first.
By: Marisa Wikramanayake
The biggest transformations of Perth's rail network in more than a century, the Armadale Line and the new Byford Rail Extension, are due to open in three months.
Japanese heavyweights Mitsubishi Estate Asia and Nippon Steel Kowa Real Estate will partner with Lendlease on its $2.5-billion luxury residential project in the heart of the Sydney CBD.
The green light for a masterplanned community’s trunk infrastructure north of Adelaide means developers can get cracking...
A marina, hotels, homes and maritime industry infrastructure have been earmarked for Moreton Bay's North Harbour by the Queensland Government.
By: Marisa Wikramanayake
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After fears that retail in the CBD would not survive as the office sector tumbled, vacancy rates have dropped significan
Work has begun on the $130-million first stage of the Newcastle Port Logistics Hub on a former BHP site.
