GOVT SET TO MOVE IN
Parramatta Square attracts major tenant
PARRAMATTA City has welcomed the State Government's commitment to take up a major tenancy in Parramatta Square in the heart of Sydney's Central City.
CALL FOR LAND REZONING
Then NSW can benefit from Airport
By Michelle Pozo
A FOCUS on rezoning and servicing industrial land in Western Sydney would curb the loss of business to other states.
WESTERN SYDNEY PROPERY CONDITIONS
Development boiling over or simmering?
By David Hagger and Fred Ibrahim, Deloitte Real Estate
OPEN up any newspaper these days and the commentary around the property market reads: “housing bubble”, “apartment oversupply” and “housing market collapse”.
RAIL LINK ON RIGHT TRACK
Dialogue welcomes metro line
THE Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue (WSLD) has welcomed NSW Premier Mike Baird’s decision to invest in a metro line connecting Parramatta to the Sydney CBD.
COMMENT: BIG NUMBERS = OPPORTUNITY
Investment boom reason to be excited
By Jeremy Thorpe
Chief Economist PwC
IN 2021 Parramatta will have more people, more jobs, more businesses and more opportunities. And that’s one of the key reasons why PwC will open a new office in Parramatta next year.
WSROC'S NEW CHIEF SPEAKS OUT
Support my airport curfew: President Bali
By Iliana Stillitano
BLACKTOWN mayor Stephen Bali is calling on Western Sydney councils to back his push for a curfew at Badgerys Creek airport.
BRINGING BLACKOWN TO LIFE
We can meet the challenge, say leaders
By Red Dwyer
CAN Blacktown attract the much-needed vibe to boost the CBD experience.
SYDNEY NEEDS A NEW BRAND
And its own flag like Chicago
By Jonathon Flegg
WITH the Greater Sydney Commission (GSC) now in place, have we reached the moment to invent a new brand for Sydney?
REPORT OFFERS NEW INSIGHTS
$1M houses: Mt Druitt is changing
By Red Dwyer
REPORTS that houses have fetched more than $1 million are changing the perception of the much maligned suburb of Mt Druitt.
PENRITH DEVELOPMENT HOT
Investors embrace New West vision
INVESTORS are embracing Penrith City with more than $3.5B in DAs being determined in Penrith over the past five years.
