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Agribusiness Precinct 2026: Every Project and Its Status
The Agribusiness Precinct sits on the western edge of Western Sydney International Airport, and the first estate approved there was a warehouse park, not a farm. Four sites carry the precinct so far. This article sets out each one, its address, its proponent and where it stands. This article was produced and reviewed by the…
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Edmondson Park Property Prices 2026: The Station Premium in Numbers
Edmondson Park property prices sit above every neighbouring suburb on the same former Defence land, and the gap widens with house size. Four-bedroom houses recorded a median of $1,330,000 in the 12 months to July 2026. The same house in Bardia, next door, recorded $1,095,000. This article was produced and reviewed by the Australia Develops…
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NSW Property Market: Buy Now or Wait 2026
This article was produced and reviewed by the Australia Develops editorial team. See our Editorial Policy for sourcing standards and methodology. Should you buy in NSW now or wait? There is no single right answer. It depends on whether you’re a first home buyer, upgrading, downsizing or investing, and on how ready your finances are.…
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Buying Rural Property Australia 2026: Finance, Due Diligence and What You Need to Know
Buying rural property in Australia in 2026 is different from purchasing a suburban home. Finance rules are stricter. The due diligence checklist is longer. Valuations are more expensive. Risks include environmental contamination, water disputes, and rezoning uncertainty. These risks are harder to identify without specialist knowledge. Yet rural property offers advantages that urban real estate…
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Mamre Road Precinct: 850 Hectares of Warehouses Beside the New Airport
The Mamre Road Precinct is 850 hectares of industrial land at Kemps Creek, rezoned in a single step in June 2020. It sits between the M4 and the new Western Sydney airport. What gets built there changes traffic, jobs and land values across the surrounding suburbs. This article was produced and reviewed by the Australia…
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Sydney Rental Market 2026: Vacancy at Record Low, Rents Up 6% and Where Yields Are Highest
The Sydney rental market in 2026 remains one of the most structurally constrained in the developed world. With a vacancy rate sitting at just 1.6% as of July 2026 — less than half the 3% threshold economists associate with a balanced market — tenants across Greater Sydney are competing fiercely for a pool of available…
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St Marys Property Prices 2026: What Houses and Units Actually Sold For
St Marys property prices split into two markets that behave nothing alike. Houses sit near a $1.19 million median. Units sit near $690,000. That gap matters more than any suburb-wide headline. What follows is what houses and units in St Marys NSW 2760 have sold for, street by street. This article was produced and reviewed…
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Campbelltown Macarthur Development 2026: Hospital, Metro and the $2B Renewal Pipeline
Campbelltown Macarthur development 2026 confirms a pivotal moment in the city’s evolution. Campbelltown is moving from a satellite suburb into a genuine metropolitan centre. It is one of Greater Sydney’s three designated Regional Cities, alongside Parramatta and Penrith. This status carries the planning weight of a second CBD. It is increasingly reflected in the scale…
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Northern Gateway Precinct 2026: Every Project and Its Status
The Northern Gateway Precinct sits directly opposite the entrance to Western Sydney International Airport, and its largest project won approval on 16 July 2026. Four schemes are live and one collapsed. This article sets out each project, its address, its owner and where it stands. This article was produced and reviewed by the Australia Develops…
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Edmondson Park Development 2026: Every Project and Its Status
The Edmondson Park development pipeline now runs to seven major residential projects, and the largest proposes towers of up to 40 storeys. Every one of them sits within about 500 metres of the railway station. This article sets out each project, its address, its developer and where it stands. This article was produced and reviewed…