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In early November 2021 Landcom announced that it would investigate building a new, state-of-the-art TAFE NSW campus in the heart of Gosford CBD to be developed by Landcom. At that point Landcom was negotiating with Central Coast Council to buy the former Gosford Council Chambers building and adjacent land which would be the site for the new TAFE And then…. all quiet.  For intents and purposes, the November 2021 Landcom announcement appeared to be a furphy. By early December 202...

A significant component of the Plans for 1,300 new homes to be built in the Doyalson / Lake Munmorah area may come to nothing as the State Government prevaricates over funding for an upgrade of the Pacific Highway / Chain Valley Road intersection at Lake Munmorah. Three landowners, Vivacity Property, JG Developments, and the Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council are anxious to get moving with their projects that will see over 800 homes built at Chain Valley Bay with Vivacity saying they cou...

The Peninsula Chamber of Commerce has  backed a range of the new mixed use development projects in Ettalong Beach as the town centre experiences a boom over the Christmas holiday break. “The Chamber is looking forward to a busy 2023 for the Ettalong Beach town centre despite slightly tougher economic conditions”, said Peninsula Chamber President Matthew Wales. “The building and construction industry remains confident that market conditions will stabilise with the long...

Scholastic Australia has signed a 5 x 5 year lease on a warehouse complex at 4 Sylvania Way, Lisarow adjacent to their present premises in Railway Crescent. Terms of the lease were not disclosed. The property comprises a site area of 6.48ha IN1 zoned land, improved by two industrial buildings, each including warehouse, office and amenities totalling 9,953.7m². Building 1 has an area of 6,185.5 square meters* and building 2 has an area of 3,768.2 square meters*. Both buildings feature a...

It has been 40 years since the first residential subdivisions were developed at Warnervale, 35 years since Wyong Council’s plans for a Warnervale Town Centre was sunk by Woolworths because they were not part of it, 33 years since the anti-Warnervale Airport activists succeeded in stopping its development as a regional airport and some 30 years ago since the Warnervale Employment Zone (WEZ) was established that included a huge industrial area around the airport. These days the Greater W...