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TOD Program unlocking more homes
Image: pics721/stock.adobe.com More homes are set to be unlocked around North Wollongong, Cockle Creek and St Marys station as part of the New South Wales Transport Oriented Development (TOD) Program. Wollongong City Council, Penrith City Council and Lake Macquarie Council have all delivered plans to the NSW Government that will supersede the number of homes created under the TOD controls, including dedicated affordable housing, close to publ…
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