More homes, jobs and amenities planned for Bankstown, Crows Nest and Homebush
The second group of the Minns Government’s rezoning plans for Transport Oriented Development (TOD) Accelerated Precincts to deliver more homes, jobs and amenities for people, have been released for public exhibition from today.

Frequently asked questions – Housing targets
Frequently asked questions related to how the NSW Government is committed to working with the Commonwealth, local government, industry stakeholders and the construction sector to address the housing shortage.

New designs on the way for the NSW Pattern Book
Thirteen highly skilled design practices have been commissioned by the Minns Labor Government to contribute additional low and mid rise designs to the NSW Pattern Book.

Overview of the planning system
Information for homeowners and businesses to understand what approvals may be required to rebuild.

Cool with urban structure
To create good urban structure, we need to consider the geography and climate of an area and how it relates to the built environment.

2022 February formal enforcements
The department conducts inspection and enforcement activities for compliance. Read the details of the formal enforcements conducted in February 2022.

Improving the infrastructure contributions system
A new approach to state infrastructure contributions has been introduced to support housing and productivity in key growth areas for NSW.

A Shared Responsibility: The plan to begin addressing the housing crisis in NSW
We are addressing the housing crisis by rebalancing housing growth across the state with a focus on homes close to transport, jobs and infrastructure.

Pattern book design competition that will speed up the delivery of new homes is officially launched
The Minns Labor Government is today officially launching an international pattern book design competition allowing architects and architecture students from around the world to design the future face of Sydney and NSW while speeding up the delivery of new homes.

$62.5 million to accelerate infrastructure in growing areas
The NSW Government is set to turbocharge housing-related infrastructure in key growth areas across the state with a $62.5 million funding boost.
