Thousands of jobs and a new 204-room hotel are on the horizon for Sydney’s rapidly expanding Tech Central.
Executive Director for Key Sites and Regional Assessments, Anthea Sargeant said TOGA’s $383 million proposal is on exhibition from this week.
“If approved, this project could create 480 construction jobs and 3,300 long-term jobs once the building is open,” Ms Sargeant said.
“The proposal would see the conservation and refurbishment of the former Parcels Post building in Haymarket, and construction of a new 45-storey tower for a new hotel, offices, function spaces and small retail shops.”
The proposal includes improved access to Central station via the Lee Street tunnel, and revitalization of public spaces.
Henry Dean Plaza will be revitalized as a new open plaza space, with bicycle parking, seating and lighting, making it easier for people coming from Central Station to walk through to places like UTS and Railway Square.
Ms Sargeant encouraged the community to have its say on the project’s Environmental Impact Statement by 26 September 2022.
“As part of its rigorous assessment of the proposal, the Department of Planning and Environment will review all community feedback, with the applicant expected to respond to any issues raised,” she said.
To view the proposal or share your feedback, visit the NSW Planning Portal.