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Making the most of its coastal location, the apartments at Solis provide views of the ocean and plenty of outdoor space to strengthen the connection to nature.

Roseville Pavilions is made up of 32 apartments. The design of this development respects the land’s natural contours and preserves the native trees.

In 2016 the City of Sydney completed the renewal of the Juanita Nielsen Community Centre, providing facilities for many community-based activities.

Carefully considered design and planning has created 10 quality apartments at Studio 385 that address the area’s need for medium density infill.

The Inland Code is part of the State Environmental Planning Policy (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008, simplifying the planning process for regional homeowners and farmers.

The department conducts inspection and enforcement activities for compliance. Read the details of the formal enforcements conducted in December 2021.

Crown 515 is a mixed-use development that combines contemporary design with heritage architecture. Its focus on sustainability and community are demonstrated by energy efficient design and a street-facing dining terrace.

Designing The Arc to work with the natural curve of the land has resulted in a unique development of 21 units with plenty of natural light and outdoor space.

Low and mid-rise housing areas are residential zoned land within 800 metres walking distance from a mapped town centre or the entrance of a nominated station.

Hatbox Street Housing is a sustainably designed development with landscaped open spaces, new road networks and site links to create a connected neighbourhood.