Brunswick Co-op – Learn More

No, the apartments only have showers.

Depending on whether construction is complete at the time, some applicants may have the opportunity to view the building before submitting their application.

Yes, all kitchens have 60cm Westinghouse ovens with 4 burner cooktops.

No, adding such structures is not feasible because high winds could blow any lightweight structures off the roof.

Yes, there is a power point on level 7 – Rooftop.

Cross ventilation is available in most apartments, although some, like the one-bedroom units, do not have North-South cross ventilation.

Apartments use cross ventilation by opening and closing windows and doors. Residents can control whether they use it this way.

The co-op may consider taking on the management of the laundry, which would include:

  • Collecting all income and financing maintenance as needed
  • Arranging regular servicing of the machines
  • Cleaning the machines regularly
  • Maintaining cleanliness in the laundry area

Accruing funds for the eventual replacement of machines

We anticipate that most Board members will remain in their positions for at least two years, which is the standard term. Office bearer roles can be rotated if needed. Ultimately, the co-op Board can determine its own structure if it complies with national co-op laws and other legal requirements.

Currently, there is no vehicle access from Sydney Road to Wilson Avenue, and this will remain unchanged after the streetscape improvements planned for 2025. The project aims to enhance pedestrian amenities, walkability, and the overall appearance of the street between Jewell Station and Sydney Road.

Here is a link to Merri-bek council streetscape works Wilson Avenue Stage 2 – Streetscape Improvement | Conversations Merri-bek

No, CEHL will not pay for your move. You will be responsible for the costs associated with your relocation to Brunswick.

What is the difference between a CMC and CERC?

What are all the levels floor plans?

Ground floor

Level One

Level Two, Three and Four

Level Five

Level Six

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What is co-op housing?

A housing co-operative is a community of people who work together to meet their housing needs.