Western Sydney,a place long misunderstood,is defining the future of the city. And yet the city has not adapted to this shift.
The city’s race to meet housing targets is colliding head-on with community expectations in a dispute over working hours.
Plans to replace double-storey community housing with a six-storey block for over-55s has sparked concerns among neighbours and the local council.
Works by the developer to prepare the site for demolition continued on Friday.
The block is just kilometres from the CBD,but presently home to about 20 horses.
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From modular pods to architect-designed additions,people are finding creative ways to maximise their living space.
Hobbyist home solar users are tracking their usage via apps,comparing results with friends and figuring out how to pay their energy companies’ less money.
A $900 million inner-city residential precinct is among the projects to benefit from a $1 billion fund to help developers finance stalled housing schemes.
“This has caused huge stress and disruption to our team,” one business on the popular shopping strip said.