Creative Precinct News Today

City of Launceston cancels Birchalls building sale with Creative Property Holdings over deposit issues.

Designed by Team2 Architects with interiors by DBI, the $1 billion project stands as a cornerstone of TWT Property Group’s visionary plan to revitalise St Leonards into a dynamic, sustainable, and art-centric community.

Launched in 2014, the Creative Precinct involves the conversion of several commercial buildings into creative spaces, including artist studios, galleries, rehearsal spaces, recording studios, arts business offices, and creative retail.

Chamber of Commerce has reaffirmed support for the Creative Precinct.

Car park owner criticises council after sale.

Under the revitalisation proposal, the City of Sydney will allow property developers to increase floor space and building heights along Oxford Street if they dedicate at least 10% to cultural and creative purposes. 

Toga and Ashe Morgan lodged a $7.5  million development application earlier this month, with the City of Sydney, covering three separate blocks of Oxford Street.

Members of the LGBTQI community gathered at the Burdekin Hotel to discuss the future of Oxford Street, which has been plagued with high vacancies, aggressive vehicle traffic and the absence of a sustainable plan.