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🌆 Campsie Town Centre Set for 20-Year Transformation

By Charbel Abousleiman

#1 Place for Development in Sydney

The Campsie Town Centre is poised for a major overhaul, with a new planning proposal set to implement the Campsie Master Plan across a 346-hectare area.  

The proposal aims to deliver 6,360 new dwellings and 7,500 jobs by 2036, targeting higher-density, mixed-use development in appropriate locations.  

Past development has often been of poor quality, particularly along Canterbury Road’s E3 Productivity Support zone. 

Key rezoning initiatives within the town centre include:  

  • Beamish Street – R3 Medium Density → MU1 Mixed Use  
  • Northern Canterbury Road – R2 Low Density → E1 Local Centre / MU1 / E3 
  • Southern Canterbury Road – R3 Medium Density → R4 High Density Residential 
  • Carrington Street, Phillip Street & Redman Street – R3 Medium Density → R4 High Density 

 

The plan also prohibits residential development in areas not suited for housing, including Canterbury Road and around Canterbury Hospital. This ensures new development is focussed in accessible, well-serviced areas, supported by public transport and community infrastructure.  

Minimum parking requirements for fine-grain lots near the future Metro Station have also been removed to encourage sustainable, transit-oriented growth.   

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