Vicinity’s 25-year vision for Bankstown Central is among projects chosen to be fast-tracked under the second round of recommendations by NSW’s Housing Delivery Authority.
The plans by the retail giant, in partnership with Coronation Properties, include 1300 apartments—a big slice of the 8600 shovel-ready homes given the go-ahead by the authority this time around.
Also among the recommendations were Mirvac’s 1200-apartment plans at 411 Botany Road, Zetland, and Landcom and Link Wentworth’s Lachlan’s Line towers.
Woolworths subsidiary Fabcot’s plans at Neutral Bay were also greenlit. See the full list below.
But Billbergia’s 1600-home plans for a site at Chandos, Herbert and Christie streets, St Leonards were among those not recommended. The plan for the North Shore was deemed “too complex” for the new state significant development pathway.
It was one of more than a dozen applications passed over due to not meeting the size, affordability, or delivery criteria, or due to complex environmental issues.
Other developers to dip out this time included Holdmark, Mathieson Property and WINIM.
The latest round brings to 29 total recommendations, more than 15,000 homes following on from the first round announcements just 10 days earlier.
The authority is accepting expressions of interest for major residential developments above $60 million in metropolitan areas and $30 million in regional NSW.
More than 200 expressions of interest have been submitted since the process opened in January.
The authority is prioritising high-quality housing projects with detailed plans that could be submitted within nine months and could begin construction within 12 months of approval.
All proposals declared as an SSD would have their development applications assessed by the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure and do not need council approval.
Stockland Development Pty Ltd and Lulu Woods’ plans to demolish a commercial building and replace it with a 50-storey shoptop development with 600 homes at 601 Pacific Highway, St Leonards.
Urban Property Group (UPG) and Chris Ferreira’s plans for five shoptop buildings with 1057 homes at 6-8 Buchan Avenue, Edmonston Park.
Gyde Consulting application on behalf of a client for a 7 to 13 storey shoptop development with 150 homes at 105 Forest Rd and 1A Hill Street, Hurstville.
Pacific Planning application on behalf of a client for two shoptop towers for 315 apartments at Macquarie, O’Connell and Hunter streets in Parramatta.
Capital Corporation’s concept plans for 1600 homes at Century Circuit, Norwest.
Pacific Planning application on behalf of a client for a mixed-use commercial and residential tower with 271 apartments at 24 Parkes Street, Harris Park.
Pacific Planning application on behalf of a client for the demolition of a club and construction of a new club and supermarket with 175 homes at 25 Macquarie Place, 46-52 Pitt Street and 56 Pitt Street, Mortdale.
Urbis application on behalf of a client for a residential flat building of 156 apartments including affordable housing at 47-97 Marlborough Street, Surry Hills.
Plans by Vicinity Centres in partnership with Coronation Properties for 1300 homes at 1 North Terrace, Bankstown.
Pacific Planning, Silvio and Tammy Miconi, Edward, Esperance and Nina Tahhan, and Thiam Yen Ong and Run Lian Deng plans for 270 apartments including affordable housing at 15-21 Polo Street and 1-15 Swan Street, Revesby.
Landmark Group Australia’s plans for an 18-storey residential development with 250 apartments at 8-10 New McLean Street, Edgecliff.
Lachlan’s Line Unit Trusts’ two towers up to 46 storeys with 900 apartments at 3 Halifax Street, Macquarie Park.
Mandarin Developments and Capitel Group’s plans for a 250-apartment mixed-use development at 65 Albert Avenue, Chatswood.
Ceerose and Anprisa’s adaptive reuse of industrial warehouses to create 200 homes at 40-76 William Street, Leichhardt.
Freecity and the Walker Unit Trusts’ plans for a 47-storey mixed-use building with 520 apartments at 53-157 Walker Street, North Sydney.
Tattersall Lander, Core Property Developments and Leric Group plans for three flat buildings with 103 apartments at Sanderling Avenue, Hawks Nest.
Scion and Anzaland’s 14-storey shoptop development with 130 apartments at 96 Anzac Avenue, West Ryde.
Barings Real Estate Australia, Joseph Ajaka, Aware Real Estate c/- The Trust Company [Australia] Limited’s plans for a five-storey mixed-use podium with three residential towers of 501 apartments at 83-99 North Terrace, Bankstown.
Fabcot’s shoptop housing plan of 175 apartments at Victoria Road and Eltham Street, Gladesville.
Fabcot’s 90-apartment plan at 1-7 Rangers Road and 50 Yeo Street, Neutral Bay.
Barings Real Estate Australiam Hilary Apitz’s plans for 191 apartments in two residential buildings at 12-22 Berry Road and 11-19 Holdsworth Avenue, St Leonards.
Mirvac Dez Wong’s plans for 1200 apartments across nine buildings and stage one approval at 960A Bourke Street, 6 Geddes Avenue and 411 Botany Road, Zetland.
Core Development’s demolition and construction of 80 apartment plans at 69-73 Ocean Parade, Coffs Harbour.
