Myers St Bendigo housing
With it's village-like atmosphere and earthy color palette, Myers Street community housing utilises land around the historic St Andrews Church to provide homes for more than 130 people.
Details
Over 70 new dwellings
Central Bendigo CBD location
Environmentally sustainable design
Myers Street, Bendigo
Our community housing development.
We believe everyone deserves a safe and secure place to call home. That’s why we’ve built these well-designed, high quality, modern units in the heart of Bendigo.
Our development comprises of 73 new units at 24 Myers Street, through to 90 and 96 Mollison Street, on formerly under-utilised land around St Andrew’s Uniting Church.
Accommodation comprises of 49 two-bedroom and 24 one-bedroom units, over three buildings, with easy access to a range of services and amenities including the city centre, public transport, supermarkets, schools and parks.
As of February 2026, all apartments have been fully tenanted.
View this video to see how our new housing came to life.
It’s official. Myers Street formally opened by Premier.
The Premier of Victoria and Member for Bendigo East, Jacinta Allan, officially opened our new $44 million community housing project in Bendigo on 20 March 2026.
The new development, in the heart of town, comprises 73 one- and two-bedroom units and is the second Uniting Housing project delivered under the Victorian Government’s $5.3b Big Housing Build.
The Premier was joined by Federal Member for Bendigo Hon Lisa Chesters, State Member for Bendigo West, Maree Edwards, Uniting Vic. Tas CEO Carol Jeffs, Uniting Vic.Tas Chair Alistair Macrae, Former Uniting Vic.Tas Chair Jude Munro, Executive Director Housing and Property, Kristie Looney, Executive Director Mission & Equity Jessica Hateley-Browne, Executive Director Community & External Relations Aileen Muldoon, Homes Vic CEO Simon Newport, Uniting staff, new residents, members of the congregation and Bendigo Uniting Ministers, Rev Di Esbensen and Uncle Rev Will Pickett. Our generous local donors Carol and Bill Holsworth also attended and were thanked for their significant contribution to the new housing.
The celebration – including a Welcome to Country from Uncle Jason Kerr – marks more than 130 people now calling Myers St, home.
Our new residents mingled with congregation members and other local stakeholders to enjoy the new community space.
Our partnership
This new housing is funded by Homes Victoria as part of the Victorian Government’s $5.3 billion Big Housing Build, delivered in partnership with Uniting Vic.Tas, St Andrews-Axedale Congregation, donors, and the Housing Australia Future Fund.