Over 360 register interest in new 197-home land lease community
Buyer rush forces closure of Moama land lease registrations
- Strong demand: 360+ registrations force early cut-off for information sessions
- Major project: Lincoln Place launches $130m Moama lifestyle community
- Right market: Nearly half of Moama residents are aged over 50
- Growth pipeline: First residents expected from mid-2027
The appetite among over-50s for new land lease communities cannot be overstated.
Lincoln Place has broken ground on its latest lifestyle community within Chadwick Investments’ 58.83 hectare The Range Estate at Moama in southern NSW on the Murray River.
Murray River Council Mayor John Harvie and Committee for Echuca Moama Chief Executive Officer Jayden Howe joined Lincoln Place Chief Executive Officer Paul Yeo for the event.
Two information sessions about the $130 million 9.2 hectare Lincoln Lifestyle Moama will be held on Wednesday 13 May at Rich River Golf Club, which is next door to the development. More than 360 people have already registered, with the demand forcing the land lease operator to close registrations a week early.
The gated community will feature a range of single-level two- and
three-bedroom homes.
An artist’s impression of Lincoln Lifestyle Moama
“With almost half of Moama’s population aged over 50, this community comes to the region at the right time. Lincoln Place is proud to be investing in Moama, helping shape the future of Over 50s living in regional Australia by providing modern, low-maintenance homes alongside expansive amenities,” Paul said.
“Civil works are now underway, and the first residents are expected to move into their homes in mid-2027 to enjoy the next chapter of their lives.”
More than 3,000 people live in Lincoln Lifestyle communities, which now span 26 locations across urban and regional growth areas, with several more projects planned along Australia’s East Coast.
