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Stockland’s revised M_Park proposal includes its first BTR

Stockland is progressing a revised proposal for M_Park Stage 2 with the New South Wales (NSW) State Government, which includes its first Build to Rent scheme.

The M_Park development recently topped out and the new proposals by residential developer Stockland will include its first Build to Rent scheme.

Set to feature a mixed-use precinct which includes the proposed Build to Rent scheme, retail and office and lifestyle amenities, the development will be one of Australia’s leading true mixed-use precincts that will support the growth of life sciences and technology in Sydney.

“Stockland is progressing a revised proposal for M_Park Stage 2 with the NSW State Government while continuing to work closely with the City of Ryde. The new proposal will enhance land use on the site by delivering a mixed-use precinct which includes Build to Rent, retail and office, as well as lifestyle amenities and activation to support an 18-hour economy. We have informed the NSW Department of Planning and Environment of our intention to submit a State Significant Development Application for M_Park Stage 2 next year. As plans progress, Stockland will continue to work with Council, the Department of Planning and Environment and the broader community.”

A spokesperson for Stockland

The M_Park Stage 2 proposal will best respond to changing market conditions while also addressing the growing demand for housing in the area and activation to support the 18-hour economy.

Stockland is committed to driving investment in the Health, Education and Technology sectors and accommodating the future of Australia’s medical technology industry in the Macquarie Park Innovation District.

There are no proposed changes to M_Park Stage 1, which is currently under construction, however Stockland ensure that they will continue to work closely with Council and State Government on the entire M_Park project.

Amy Johnson
Amy Johnson
Amy is a Digital Journalist at BTR News Australia, BTR News and PBSA News and has a BA (Hons) degree in Journalism.

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