The cranes rising in the air above Parramatta are set to give way to dozens of towers up to 67 storeys over the next decade as the skyline of Sydney's fast-growing second CBD continues to take shape.
The council has released images and video footage showing 30 major building projects - each at varying stages of development - that are set to transform the city's core in the next 10 years. Projects that are yet to be finished include a new $77 million public swimming pool, the Parramatta Square development and the Civic Link walkway connecting the train station to Parramatta River.
Parramatta's current skyline is set to be transformed in the next decade due to an unprecedented amount of public and private investment.The city's development rush is set to complement the planned $5.3 billion Western Sydney Airport and the Berejiklian government's much-vaunted metro rail line from central Sydney to Parramatta.
Most are residential. North Sydney is Sydney's 2nd CBD already.
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