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Mixed Use

Landcom’s 9-Storey Wentworth Point Project Opens for Feedback

February 1, 2025

A Concept Development Application (DA) for a 9-storey mixed-use project in Wentworth Point is now on public exhibition.

A photomontage of a modern mixed-use development at 6-10 Bowral Street, Kensington. The image showcases a ten-storey shop-top housing project with a contemporary facade featuring balconies, greenery, and large glass windows. Parked cars line the street, and adjacent high-rise buildings are partially visible in the background. The sky is clear with scattered clouds.

NSW Court Approves Kensington Development After Appeal

January 29, 2025

The NSW Land and Environment Court has approved a mixed-use development at 6-10 Bowral Street, Kensington.

Architectural rendering of a proposed 15-storey mixed-use development at 86-96 Station Street, Wentworthville, featuring residential apartments, commercial spaces, and a childcare centre. The modern building facade includes balconies and a multi-storey base, situated in an urban environment alongside similar high-rise structures.

$33.8M Development in Wentworthville on Exhibition

January 26, 2025

A mixed use DA at 86-96 Station Street, Wentworthville, valued at $33,816,937, is currently on exhibition until 6 February 2025.

A modern five-storey mixed-use development proposal for 35-45 Knox Street, Double Bay, featuring a curved façade with greenery integrated into terraces. The building includes retail spaces on the ground floor and residential apartments above, designed to complement the surrounding streetscape.

Luxury Shop-Top Housing Proposed for Double Bay’s Knox Street

January 22, 2025

Iluka Property Investments has submitted a proposal to Woollahra Council for a shop-top housing development at 35-45 Knox Street, Double Bay

A modern 16-storey mixed-use building with a three-storey brick podium and vertical tower in Parramatta CBD, surrounded by pedestrians, greenery, and urban infrastructure on a sunny day.

Approval Granted for $70M Co-Living Tower in Parramatta CBD

January 21, 2025

The Sydney Central City Planning Panel has approved a $70 million redevelopment at 7 Macquarie Street, Parramatta, for 306 co-living units.

A proposed mixed-use development at 923–935 Bourke Street, Waterloo, featuring a Woolworths supermarket with a modern green façade, retail spaces, and residential apartments surrounded by landscaped greenery and mature trees.

Fabcot Unveils $165M Mixed-Use Plan for Bourke Street, Waterloo

January 18, 2025

Woolworths Group have submitted a $165 million development application for a mixed use development in Waterloo.

A proposed five-storey heritage-inspired development on Hall Street, Bondi Beach, featuring a preserved brick façade with modern rooftop greenery and architectural accents.

Heritage Inspired Development Planned for Hall Street Bondi

January 15, 2025

A $20m development application has been lodged for a 5-storey mixed use development in Hall Street, Bondi Beach.

An architectural rendering of a modern mixed-use development featuring a six-storey building with white and beige facades, large windows, and wrap-around balconies. The ground floor includes commercial spaces with glass frontages, surrounded by greenery and a paved parking area.

Landmark Mixed-Use Development Approved for Dee Why

January 12, 2025

Landmark Group Australia Pty Ltd’s proposed 280-unit mixed-use development is Dee Why, has been approved by the IPC.

Rendering of the Five Ways mixed-use development in Crows Nest, featuring a 22-storey modern building with balconies, ground-level retail spaces, and surrounding streetscape.

Major Mixed-Use Project in Crows Nest Gets IPC Approval

January 12, 2025

A landmark mixed-use development in Crows Nest has been approved by the NSW Independent Planning Commission (IPC).

Proposed Chatswood high-rise development featuring a modern 90-metre residential tower with prominent horizontal architectural bands, lush greenery integrated into the facade, and a heritage building in the foreground on a tree-lined street corner at Bertram Street.

Community feedback sought on Chatswood Mixed-Use Project

January 12, 2025

An in-fill, affordable housing proposal featuring 190 dwellings in Chatswood is now open for public exhibition.

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Urban Digest

Mixed Use

Landcom’s 9-Storey Wentworth Point Project Opens for Feedback

NSW Court Approves Kensington Development After Appeal

$33.8M Development in Wentworthville on Exhibition

Luxury Shop-Top Housing Proposed for Double Bay’s Knox Street

Approval Granted for $70M Co-Living Tower in Parramatta CBD

Fabcot Unveils $165M Mixed-Use Plan for Bourke Street, Waterloo

Heritage Inspired Development Planned for Hall Street Bondi

Landmark Mixed-Use Development Approved for Dee Why

Major Mixed-Use Project in Crows Nest Gets IPC Approval

Community feedback sought on Chatswood Mixed-Use Project

Landcom’s 9-Storey Wentworth Point Project Opens for Feedback

NSW Court Approves Kensington Development After Appeal

$33.8M Development in Wentworthville on Exhibition

Luxury Shop-Top Housing Proposed for Double Bay’s Knox Street

Approval Granted for $70M Co-Living Tower in Parramatta CBD

Fabcot Unveils $165M Mixed-Use Plan for Bourke Street, Waterloo

Heritage Inspired Development Planned for Hall Street Bondi

Landmark Mixed-Use Development Approved for Dee Why

Major Mixed-Use Project in Crows Nest Gets IPC Approval

Community feedback sought on Chatswood Mixed-Use Project

Track NSW State Significant Development every week.

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$304m Camperdown Hospital Concept Application Lodged

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Norwest Data Centre Expansion Proposal on Exhibition

445-Dwelling Mixed-Use Project on Exhibition for Austral

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