VIC Should I buy property have easement on the side

I am looking to purchase the property in Springvale to develop townhouse in the future.
https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-springvale-138476555

However, looking like there is a easement running along the right side of the land.
https://ibb.co/KXBf0Qw

Do you think this is an OK buy that or you guy would avoid get into this type of land ?
Can you build a shared driveway on top on the easement ?
I have to admit that I am very new to development

 

Hi minsuzu some thoughts…

• Check the title/title plan in the section 32 to review easement details (& any other instruments on title which might affect development potential)
• Depends on type of easement. Typically can’t build over utility-related easements which are there to allow the party of interest access to the land should they need
• The image added shows the property to the north has developed over the ‘easement’ though which could mean it’s not an issue
• Current driveway crossover is on opposite side to easement on the map. Why change it?
• Council’s planning dept. should be able to give you further guidance/highlight any issues over the phone
• Side note: interesting location on the boundary of the Springvale Activity Centre. Looks like land opposite is intended to be kept as industrial with future building heights up to 4 storeys.