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The Grand Bondi Junction is an active, mixed-use development that meets the high-density commercial and low-rise residential needs of the area.

Wide-aspect apartments will give residents greater sense of space, and there are a variety of different household configurations on every floor.

The tree canopy in Waterloo south is currently 29%. This is expected to increase to around 40%, once development is complete.

The Rochford apartments are designed to feel like individual homes with generous outdoor gardens and light-filled living areas. Sustainability and durability are also central to the design of this development.

The NSW Government is running an international design competition to seek ideas for the NSW Housing Pattern Book to guide the creation of new low- and mid-rise housing in NSW.

490 Crown Street is a retail and commercial development that occupies an entire block within an inner-city heritage conservation area.

Newington Apartments 1A and 1B introduces a layer of flexibility, diversity and detail to Newington Village.

The mixed-use development at Charing Cross Apartments combines historic design influence with modern, garden-centric living.

A world-class precinct at Hunter Street is one step closer with plans for the key major CBD precinct receiving planning approval from the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure.

Certain demolitions, repair works, and the use of storage containers will be allowed without council approval.