GROWTH IN A STALLED ECONOMY
Why Parramatta drives opportunity in GWS
By Marcus Moufarrige
Chief Operating Officer, Servcorp
PARRAMATTA is increasingly being seen as Sydney’s burgeoning CBD. A recent report by Parramatta City Council, for example, forecasts a growth of 27,000 jobs in the district by 2036.
PREMIER UNITES REGION
London style authority preferred
By Anthony Stavrinos
NSW Premier Mike Baird says he is proud to have oversight of Western Sydney among his upgraded responsibilities after shocking ICAC developments elevated him into the top job.
CROWN CLOCKS 300 PRE-SALES
Residential tower meets lifestyle growth
CROWN Group has sold its 300th apartment at its landmark Parramatta residential tower, V by Crown.
LAUNCH OF WSABE 2014
Winners share experiences
By Mike Walls
NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell has launched the 2014 Western Sydney Awards for Business Excellence (WSABEs) at a special event hosted by Dooleys Lidcombe Catholic Club.
Boom times for GWS housing approvals
THE Liverpool, Parramatta and The Hills local government areas accounted for the highest number of housing approvals in Western Sydney for the period July-December 2013.
Premier says government will relocate 3,000 jobs to region
PREMIER Barry O’Farrell told business leaders last week that the Government will relocate more than 3,000 public service jobs to Parramatta and Western Sydney.
There is more to just leasing that just office space
By John Siciliano
Director Cushman and Wakefield
OVER the years I’ve certainly noticed a swift in attitude to leasing office space.
Rezonong proposal to create 3,000 new homes in Holroyd
IN a move towards providing more housing choice in Holroyd, a proposal to rezone 15 precincts from low density to medium density will soon be put on public exhibition.
Multibillion science precinct proposed for GWS
By Red Dwyer
A MULTI-billion dollar research and development centre specialising in the food, health and energy sectors is proposed on rural land, at Luddenham, to attract the world’s leading scientific professionals and organisations to Western Sydney.
Where's the NBN? Lack of access hurting businesses
By Anthony Stavrinos
WESTERN Sydney business groups are concerned bad planning may prevent the National Broadband Network realising its potential, while small business is unnecessarily left to wear the costs of lost productivity.
