Scaled-Back Banksmeadow Warehouse Plans on Exhibition

Banksmeadow’s next major logistics hub has entered public exhibition, with plans unveiled for a two-storey warehouse and distribution centre on Stephen Road. ESR Development (Aust) Pty Ltd is behind the $183 million project, which aims to transform a contaminated industrial site into a modern, cleaner operation.

The revised scheme has scaled back its original ambitions, reducing both building height and floor area while consolidating the number of warehouse tenancies. As a result, the design now proposes 10 tenancies instead of 24, and a maximum height of 21.2 metres—down from 31.7 metres in the initial plans.

While the site faces a raft of environmental and technical constraints, including flooding and contamination, the project team has responded with a streamlined layout and improved environmental management. The proposal is expected to generate hundreds of construction and operational jobs, reinforcing Banksmeadow’s status as a key logistics precinct for Sydney’s south.

For more information, search the application number (SSD-65924461) on the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure’s website.

A plan drawing of the proposed warehouse development.
Project Snapshot
Project Overview
Application NumberSSD-65924461
Project TitleStephen Road Multi Level Warehouse Banksmeadow
Project StatusOn exhibition
Project TypeWarehouse or distribution centres
Address49-61 Stephen Road, Banksmeadow
LGABayside
DeveloperESR Development (Aust) Pty Ltd
Project Metrics
Site Area48,160 sqm (4.82 ha)
GFA45,896 sqm
Building Height21.2m
Parking240 car | 16 bike
Jobs578 construction / 461 operational
Landscaped Area11.55%
Capital Investment$182.8 million
Planning Metrics
ExistingProposed
ZoningIN1 General Industrial
FSR1.180.91
HOB31.7m21.2m
Project Team
DeveloperESR Development (Aust) Pty Ltd
PlanningESR
ArchitectSBA
View Full Consultant Team
ConsultantUrbis
Civil engineerCostin Roe
Acoustic consultantSLR
Traffic engineerTraffix
ConsultantGoodman Property Group

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