New water park tipped to impact property prices in Melbourne suburb

The water park will also include educational opportunities for the local community through a freshwater aquarium and exhibits, including a community vegetable garden for children, as well as providing tours on environmentally sustainable water management technology to engineering students at universities.

Speaking to Smart Property Investment, Michael Care of Barry Plant Group said the announcement was quite exciting for the property market of Dingley Village.

"Ultimately it's going to draw more attention to the area, more residents to the area to obviously come and enjoy the facilities of Dingley, so the infrastructure should continue to improve," Mr Care said.

"The demand for the area becomes more of a draw card for people to come."

On the partnership, Zagame Corporation director Robert Zagame said the partnership would mean positive things for the local area and the state.

“With both companies established in Victoria, we embrace any opportunity to position our home state as the place to be, and we’re excited to witness the economic benefits a major tourism project such as this will deliver to our home,” Mr Zagame said.

“Upon completion we will not only be opening our doors to leisure and fun seekers but to primary, secondary and tertiary students who will benefit from behind-the-scenes exposure to the best-practice engineering and technology which will be on display.”

Pellicano managing director Nando Pellicano agreed with Mr Zagame’s sentiments, emphasising the impact on the local area.

“We look forward to working closely with Zagame, the people of Dingley Village and the wider City of Kingston region to deliver a facility that provides safe and educational fun for all-ages,” Mr Pellicano said.

The water park is planned to include a 180-degree semi-circular, stand-up surf pool, a wave ski-slide with video controls and a “lazy river” that is said to traverse both indoors and outdoors.

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