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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.

The NSW Government and councils will together invest a further $201.9 million to fast-track infrastructure in growing regional communities.

The Lowes Creek Maryland Precinct accommodates thousands of new homes and jobs, a new school, community facility, open space and cycling and pedestrian paths.

The Macquarie Park TOD builds on the vision of the Macquarie Park Place Strategy and Macquarie Park Stage 1 rezoning, so we can deliver more homes.

New housing targets that rebalance housing across Greater Sydney, the Illawarra, the Hunter and Central Coast and regional NSW have been released today as the Minns Government announces an incentive scheme to encourage councils to meet these new targets.

The NSW Government has changed the way affordable and social housing development assessments are processed delivering faster approvals and more homes for those who need it most.

In a major step for the state’s renewables sector, the NSW Government has given planning approval to a $207.6 million hydrogen hub in the Hunter.

Infrastructure improves our quality of life and promotes economic growth by allowing the movement of people, resources and ideas.

Infrastructure improves quality of life, making cities and regions better places to live.

Marsden Park North is a new precinct planned for Sydney’s North West Growth Area. It is approximately 12 km from Blacktown CBD and 20 km from Parramatta CBD.