31 Howitt Street

Traralgon, VIC 3844, Australia

3 bed 2 bath 2 car613m²

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Schools

6 nearby schools

Catchment: Traralgon Primary School

Zoning

GRZ1 — General Residential Zone - Schedule 1

Latrobe City Planning Scheme

Public transport

9 stops within 1.5km

Nearest: Traralgon (0.9km)

Traffic

Moderate congestion

Morning (7-9am) and evening (4-6pm) peak hours see increased traffic on Princes Highway and Franklin Street, with moderate delays likely during these periods. School zones may add congestion during school times.

Flood risk

Medium

Traralgon is located in the Latrobe River catchment and has experienced significant flooding historically, particularly in 1993 and 2022. Much of the township is subject to LSIO mapping, placing it at medium flood risk. Planning controls are in place to manage development in inundation-prone areas.

Bushfire risk

Moderate

BAL: BAL-12.5

Crime profile

average

Trend: stable

Nearby development

5 projects nearby

Traralgon is experiencing steady incremental residential and industrial development, supported by regional council investment in CBD activation and highway infrastructure. The Latrobe Valley's economic base and proximity to Melbourne has sustained demand for family housing and employment-focused precincts, though development pace remains moderate relative to Melbourne metropolitan hotspots.

Heritage

Heritage listed

Traralgon's town centre contains a modest collection of late 19th and early 20th century civic and commercial buildings reflecting its development as a regional centre in Gippsland. The downtown core has heritage overlay controls protecting key landmarks including the Town Hall and railway precinct. Most residential properties outside the immediate CBD have limited heritage overlay protection, though scattered individual buildings of local significance exist.

Sources: Australian Gov open data + StMate AI

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