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Plans for Appin and North Appin precincts outline new homes, parks, shops, and infrastructure to support growth in Greater Macarthur.

The Gilead (Stage 2) planning proposal would transform a 495 ha site within the Gilead Precinct, providing up to 3,300 new homes, a school, a small town centre and more.

The Draft Corridor Strategy looks additional housing and job opportunities between Glenfield and Macarthur, and infrastructure to support future growth.

Greater Macarthur 2040 sets out the planning framework for the Macarthur area, bringing new homes, local centres and jobs to Macarthur.

The Low Cost Loans Initiative helps councils with the cost of infrastructure by funding 50% of the interest paid on borrowings related to infrastructure.

Western Sydney is growing and being transformed to meet the needs of a bigger and changing population. As part of this, the NSW Government is helping to build new communities and infrastructure in the Greater Penrith to Eastern Creek area.

With the Hornsby Town Centre masterplan approved, Hornsby was identified as a priority high growth area to support increased population and housing growth.

North Appin precinct plans propose 3,000 homes, green spaces, a school, and shops to support growth in Greater Macarthur.

With its world–class health, integrated educational and retail services, Macarthur will complement Campbelltown with more diverse housing and attractive public spaces.

Macquarie Fields will develop as a local village centre. Buildings will be in a range of heights, with some taller buildings closer to the station.