Springvale, only 23km from the Melbourne CBD, has been a significant region in the development of Victoria. The name Springvale was given due to permanent water sources serving travellers between Melbourne and Dandenong in the 1800s. Today, the route remains, although it is now served by the Princes Highway, two railway stations, and the Eastern Freeway. The Bell/Springvale State Highway is the second longest highway in Melbourne, and was the catalyst for residential and commercial development along its length. Stationery printers in Springvale are well located to take advantage of passing custom as well as local trade.
Originally a pastoral and industrial township, Springvale has absorbed dramatic residential growth, while still maintaining a unique identity. Urbanisation has seen dramatic changes to the population demographic, with more than 21 per cent of the population of Vietnamese origin as of 2006. This has resulted in a new and varied shopping experience in Springvale, where some shops contain no English signage at all. Springvale businesses have become multi-lingual in their approach to Brochures, Flyers, and Posters created by stationery printers. Springvale is a terrific example of the harmonious mix and multicultural flavour of Melbourne.
The automobile fuelled expansion in the area is especially noticeable in Springvale, with the Sandown International Motor Raceway continuing to host prestigious race meetings every year, including the Sandown 500. Trade, production, and manufacturing remain the dominant industries in an area very much suited to creative and eye-catching leaflets, Menus, and brochures made by stationery printers in Springvale.
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