The NSW government will rezone land around eight Metro and heavy rail stations to provide for 45,000 new homes by 2027, and amend planning controls near another 31 train stations around Sydney, Wollongong and Newcastle in a massive housing push.
The NSW government plans to rezone land around eight Metro and heavy rail stations to provide for 45,000 new homes by 2027. They will also amend planning controls near another 31 train stations in Sydney , Wollongong , and Newcastle . The plans accidentally published online confirm the government's commitment to the Metro West project and transit-oriented housing development .
The first phase involves rezoning land within 1200 meters of eight stations, including Bankstown, Bays West, Bella Vista, Crows Nest, Homebush, Hornsby, Kellyville, and Macquarie Park
NSW Government Rezoning Metro Heavy Rail Housing Planning Controls Sydney Wollongong Newcastle Metro West Project Transit-Oriented Housing Development
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