Moore Point

ECF is currently working with master development group Leamac and Coronation Property to facilitate a major urban renewal initiative in south-west Sydney. The development will include 11,000 new homes and create 23,000 jobs and once completed is projected to generate up to $27.9 billion in economic activity. It will also feature essential community infrastructure, such as a new public school, pedestrian bridges, walking and cycling paths along the riverfront and more than 10 hectares of open space.

An important addition to the revised plans is the inclusion of 400 apartments designated for affordable housing in the first stage. These apartments will be managed by Evolve Housing, which is partnering with Coronation Property to provide housing for frontline health and allied-care workers from the nearby Liverpool Hospital.

The Moore Point development is expected to contribute significantly to the NSW government’s housing goals for the Liverpool area, helping to meet a target of 16,700 new homes, addressing the housing shortages across Sydney.

The project recently completed a public exhibition by Liverpool City Council. Since coming off exhibition, the NSW State Government has announced the project will now be fast-tracked as a State Assessed Rezoning Proposal (SARP) under the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure’s State Significant Rezoning Policy.