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Fraser Rise is a rapidly developing suburb located approximately 24 kilometers northwest of Melbourne's Central Business District, within the City of Melton. Established in 2017 after being carved out from the larger Plumpton area, Fraser Rise has quickly become a sought-after destination for families, first-home buyers, and investors seeking a balance between suburban tranquility and urban convenience.

The suburb offers a range of local amenities that cater to its growing population. The Fraser Rise Children’s & Community Centre serves as a hub for community engagement, providing maternal and child health services, kindergarten programs, and various activities for all age groups . For recreational pursuits, residents can enjoy the City Vista Recreation Reserve, which hosts the Caroline Springs George Cross FC, a soccer club competing in Division 1 of the Victorian Premier League . Additionally, the suburb is in proximity to several parks and green spaces, offering ample opportunities for outdoor activities. 

While Fraser Rise itself is still developing its commercial infrastructure, residents have convenient access to shopping centers in neighboring suburbs. Caroline Springs Square and Watergardens Town Centre are both approximately 15 minutes' drive away, providing a wide array of retail stores, supermarkets, dining options, and entertainment facilities.

Education is a focal point in Fraser Rise's development. Currently, the suburb is home to Springside West Secondary College, a co-educational school catering to students from Year 7 to Year 12 . While there are no primary schools within Fraser Rise at present, a new government primary school is projected to open in 2026, enhancing the suburb's educational offerings . In the meantime, families can access primary education in nearby suburbs such as Hillside, Taylors Hill, and Deanside.

Transportation in Fraser Rise is primarily car-dependent, with the suburb benefiting from its proximity to major roadways. The Melton Highway runs along the northern boundary, connecting to the Calder Freeway, while the Western Freeway is accessible to the south, facilitating commutes to Melbourne's CBD and other regions . Public transport options include a bus route operated by CDC Melbourne, linking Fraser Rise to Watergardens Station and Caroline Springs, providing residents with access to train services and broader public transport networks