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New Region Plan for Sydney is a significant step forwards for NSW

The NSW Minns Government has released a new regional plan for Sydney that signals significant changes to the city's suburban character and development patterns.

How will NSW's new Sydney Region Plan affect building and development work in the suburbs?

Builders and related trades in NSW may see increased residential development activity as Sydney's zoning and suburban character shifts under the new plan.

Key takeaways

  • The Minns Government has committed to a new regional plan that will reshape Sydney's suburban character.
  • The plan signals significant changes to how Sydney and its suburbs will be developed going forward.
  • NSW builders and tradies should watch for zoning and development policy changes that may follow.
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