Below is a 1969 newspaper advertisement promoting seven model homes by Neeta Homes, located at "Neeta City", just off Epping Road at Marsfield.
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Saturday, 15 November 2025
Saturday, 23 May 2020
Property Advert of the Week: Marsfield Land Release (1973)
Below is a 1973 newspaper advertisement for a land release at Marsfield. Going by the information this would encompass Zanco Road, Marsfield.

Source: Midlands Realty Pty. Ltd. 1973. "Sewered Land Marsfield" (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, April 7: 40.

Source: Midlands Realty Pty. Ltd. 1973. "Sewered Land Marsfield" (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, April 7: 40.
Saturday, 29 June 2019
Property Advert of the Week: Neeta Homes advertisement (1970)
Below is a Neeta Homes advertisement that appeared in The Daily Mirror back in 1970. It also promoted their exhibition village on the Epping Highway (Epping Road) at Marsfield. This was located between Sobrano Road and Balacalva Road.
Source: Neeta Homes. 1970. "so far, seven of the family have built Neeta homes (advertisement)". The Daily Mirror, April 10: 58-59.
Source: Neeta Homes. 1970. "so far, seven of the family have built Neeta homes (advertisement)". The Daily Mirror, April 10: 58-59.
Saturday, 25 August 2018
Property Advert of the Week: Dunbar Park Estate, Marsfield (1985)
Below is an advertisement for the Dunbar Park Estate at Marsfield which was developed by Mirvac in the mid 1980's.
Source: Mirvac Homes. 1985. "Untitled" (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, August 23: 29.
The estate was named after Dunbar Park which is located off Sobraon Road, Marsfield. The estate does have streets named after Alan Bond, John Lexcen & John Bertrand who were behind the America's Cup Victory for Australia II in 1983.
Source: Mirvac Homes. 1985. "Untitled" (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, August 23: 29.
The estate was named after Dunbar Park which is located off Sobraon Road, Marsfield. The estate does have streets named after Alan Bond, John Lexcen & John Bertrand who were behind the America's Cup Victory for Australia II in 1983.
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