Deicorp's $400 million Highline Westmead part of Western Sydney's transformation

Deicorp's $400 million Highline Westmead part of Western Sydney's transformation
Staff reporterSeptember 26, 2017

Deicorp’s $400 plus million apartment development, Highline Westmead, promises to deliver more than 550 apartments as part of Western Sydney’s transformation. 

Inspired by New York’s urban masterpiece, Highline will comprise 556 apartments spread over five, 7-23 storey buildings.

The apartments are a mix of studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

Approval for the first half of the project at 151 Hawkesbury Road came recently. 

Stage 1 is expected to be complete by late 2019.

Designed by well-known architects Turner Studio, the development will feature a swimming pool, sun decks, BBQ pavilions and communal green spaces. There is also a rooftop garden.

Many of the units are under $650,000, and will suit both first homebuyers and investors.

“Westmead is critical to Western Sydney’s continued economic transformation, and is expected to generate up to 50,000 new knowledge jobs by 2036,” according to the Deloitte Access Economics report, Westmead Innovation District: Building Western Sydney’s jobs engine.

With over $5.8 billion to be invested over the next decade, Westmead is also poised to be Australia’s fastest growing economy. Westmead has $1 billion expansion plans for local universities and an upcoming $900 million hospital redevelopment.

It is near Westmead Train station and will be close to the planned light rail stop. There’s plenty of shopping nearby. 

 

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