A further 15 projects have been declared as State Significant Development (SSD) following recommendations from the Housing Delivery Authority (HDA).
This step-by-step guide explains how to prepare your development application, what councils look for, and what happens once it’s submitted.
Introduction of functionality for the surrender or extension of a development consent in the Online and State DA services Introduction of a Housing and Productivity Contribution estimator for State ...
State-shaping precinct: precincts that typically create substantial, additional economic value, and are led by multiple agencies in partnership with local council. These require a significant level of ...
Infrastructure Opportunities Plans (IOP) set out the key state and regional infrastructure to support new homes in the 4 housing and productivity contribution regions: Greater Sydney, Central Coast, ...
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land to which the Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan applies. The Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan (CPCP) supports growth in western Sydney until ...
Planned growth: The housing target for each council is based on the number of homes already in the pipeline for delivery which have existing approvals or where rezonings have already occurred.
The NSW population is projected to experience continued, yet sustainable growth. It will increase from 8.1 million in 2021 to 10.07 million in 2041. That's 2 million more people, or an average annual ...
The NSW Government is making it easier and faster to build homes across NSW through a range of planning reforms. Councils play a crucial role in housing delivery. They are responsible for assessing 85 ...
The NSW Government’s planning reforms are driving momentum in the housing pipeline. The housing supply dashboard is an interactive dashboard monitoring key data on land supply, new homes lodged and ...
A purpose-designed community centre has been created through the clever refurbishment and complete transformation of a former council amenities block. Adaptive re-use of the modest building has ...
The Illawarra Shoalhaven is growing and changing. By 2046, the region’s population is projected to reach over 677,000 residents. The region is becoming more economically diverse, with strengths in ...
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