Green light for a transformational ALAND mixed-use precinct in Campbelltown

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Leading Sydney developer ALAND has been given the go-ahead for its transformational $400 million mixed-use project to create a new gateway to Campbelltown.

Following a 12-month assessment, the project at 22 Queen Street was approved by the Regional Planning Panel earlier this month, clearing the way for construction to start next year.

The project will comprise 558 apartments, spread across five buildings. The 2.05-hectare site is currently run-down and under-utilised. Once completed, the new development will create a lifestyle precinct with both retail and green amenity for residents and the broader community; more than 35% of the site will be dedicated to open spaces.

ALAND CEO says the whole ALAND team is excited that the project has been approved and is looking forward to starting construction.

“ALAND has an excellent track record when it comes to revitalising derelict and unused sites and building award-winning mixed-use developments. The Queen Street site presented us with a unique opportunity to create a vibrant, community-centric development, to act as a gateway to Campbelltown CBD,” he said.

“The current site has been abandoned for many years and the community is ready for new shopping experiences, eateries and much-needed housing within walking distance from public transport.”

“Campbelltown is an obvious choice for a project of this scale being a satellite city with great affordability and transport systems. Future residents will have access to Western Sydney University, Macarthur Square, Campbelltown Mall and Campbelltown Hospital, which is currently undergoing a $600 million upgrade.”

For expressions of interest, please visit www.alandcampbelltown.com.au