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The NSW Government has reformed its former housing policy, removing roadblocks within the planning system that will make it easier to deliver much needed social and affordable housing to the state.
The changes to the Housing Safe Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP) will allow the government to increase the number of new homes for vulnerable people in New South Wales communities, with a target of 23,000 new and replacement homes to be erected by 2026.
Minister for planning and public spaces Rob Stokes says that the changes are logical, and will fast-track development in areas that require increased housing.
“The economic impacts of the pandemic highlighted how many people live under housing stress and these changes will remove roadblocks so we can supply much needed affordable and social housing.
Reform supports housing supply and diversity
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Woolworths lodges plans for new state-of-the-art facility in western Sydney
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A surge in online and convenience shopping has underpinned the industrial property sector and companies are looking to expand their presence with investment in new assets.
Deals in the Australian industrial and logistics sector surged 11.5 per cent in 2020, with almost $5.5 billion of assets (worth more than $10 million) exchanging hands last year.
Renders of the proposed Woolworths fresh food distribution centre in Wetherill Park.
Gavin Bishop, head of industrial capital markets at Colliers International, said the strong level of investment came on the back of robust fundamentals within the sector, including e-commerce growth, food logistics and infrastructure investment.