The plan to transform ‘overlooked’ Botany Road with offices, laneways

Sydney’s inner south will be transformed under a City of Sydney plan to raise building heights along Botany Road, boosting the number of towers and opening the corridor to billions of dollars of commercial investment.

“South Sydney is an amazing part of our city, rich with Indigenous and industrial histories – we are introducing new planning controls to ensure the area reaches its potential and thrives into the future,” Cr Moore said. The proposal would raise building heights at the Redfern end of Botany Road, opposite the future Metro station.Under the Botany Road precinct plans, blocks on Redfern’s Rosehill Street could reach 17 storeys, or 70 metres, up from the two-to-six storey buildings that predominate on the stretch from the station to McEvoy Street.

Building heights will mostly increase to create a mid-rise precinct, boosting office space, with blocks up to 60 metres.as a future art, cultural and entertainment area with possible 24-hour trading. He said more social housing for local Indigenous people was required in addition to affordable housing for low-income workers.

MeganGorrey I suppose that mean we can expect a bigger diaspora from Sydney to our rural areas then which will cause us more of a housing crisis if that’s possible

MeganGorrey Scumbags will keep ruining the city for money as long as corrupt government lets it

MeganGorrey Gladys party solution to everything - more construction. Getting broadband to outside greater Syd enabling businesses to move out of an ever more expensive city centre, energy and infrastructure intensive to run, & give choice on kid friendly living that’s lower cost.

MeganGorrey How about a public development, aiming to provide housing and a positive social environment? Incorporate arts, aged and special needs facilities, an integrated community for the future. Nah, throw it open to party grifters, grease the wheels of our liberal 'democracy'.

MeganGorrey cityofsydney cityofsydney Committee4Syd UDIANSW Good luck. The power supply is maxed out in peak hr and unreliable. We already had load shedding forced on the Tomago alu smelter in May. And in a pandemic world the era of apartment towers is over

MeganGorrey ..and ruining locals quality of life, with the only beneficiaries parasitic real estate agents and Developers, ie business as usual in our Cities

MeganGorrey Great more concrete jungles with people living in top of each other during a contagious disease epidemic…

MeganGorrey All to be built so rapidly they will be condemned shortly after.

MeganGorrey Sounds like an LNP doners wet dream

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