Transport Oriented Development Program

- Apartment Design Guide
- Better apartments
- Faster assessments for State significant development housing applications
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- Boarding houses and co‑living housing
- Build-to-rent housing
- Caravan parks, manufactured home estates and moveable dwellings
- Group homes
- In-fill affordable housing
- Retention of existing affordable housing
- Secondary dwellings
- Seniors housing
- Social and affordable housing
- Supportive accommodation and temporary housing
- Housing Support Program
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- Bayside Council’s snapshot
- Frequently asked questions
- Blacktown Council’s snapshot
- Blue Mountains Council’s snapshot
- Burwood Council’s snapshot
- Camden Council’s snapshot
- Campbelltown Council’s snapshot
- Canada Bay Council’s snapshot
- Canterbury-Bankstown Council’s snapshot
- Central Coast Council’s housing snapshot
- Cessnock Council’s housing snapshot
- Cumberland Council’s snapshot
- Fairfield Council’s snapshot
- Georges River Council’s snapshot
- Hawkesbury Council’s snapshot
- Hornsby Council’s snapshot
- How we developed the targets
- Hunters Hill Council’s snapshot
- Inner West Council’s snapshot
- Kiama Council’s housing snapshot
- Ku-ring-gai Council’s snapshot
- Lake Macquarie Council’s housing snapshot
- Lane Cove Council’s snapshot
- Liverpool Council’s snapshot
- Maitland Council’s housing snapshot
- Mosman Council’s snapshot
- Newcastle Council’s housing snapshot
- North Sydney Council’s snapshot
- Northern Beaches Council’s snapshot
- Parramatta Council’s snapshot
- Penrith Council’s snapshot
- Port Stephens Council’s housing snapshot
- Randwick Council’s snapshot
- Ryde Council’s snapshot
- Shellharbour Council’s housing snapshot
- Shoalhaven Council’s housing snapshot
- Strathfield Council’s snapshot
- Sutherland Council’s snapshot
- Sydney Council’s snapshot
- The Hills Council’s snapshot
- Waverley Council’s snapshot
- Willoughby Council’s snapshot
- Wollondilly Council’s snapshot
- Wollongong Council’s housing snapshot
- Woollahra Council’s snapshot
- Inland Code
- Pre-sale Finance Guarantee
- Social housing
On this page
NSW needs more housing supply. We have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to shape the Six Cities Region’s city planning around Sydney’s new world-class metro system and leverage existing rail stations to serve generations to come.
By building more housing near the metro and rail stations, we can enable more people to live close to transport, jobs, services, night life and amenities.
The Transport Oriented Development (TOD) Program will create sustainable and connected cities now and for future generations.
What is a TOD?
TOD is a land use planning approach that encourages sustainable and mixed-use development around transport and aims to create vibrant and walkable communities.
There are 2 parts to the TOD program: