Sydney’s inner east will triple in density under a Minns government plan for Edgecliff and Woollahra, with a developer levy to pay for a new train station.
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Sydney’s inner east would accommodate an extra 9400 dwellings under a controversial rezoning plan released by NSW Labor to include buildings of up to 34 storeys.
The Minns government on Tuesday released much-anticipated details of the proposed rezoning, including tripling the density in Edgecliff and Woollahra and charging developers $15,000 per dwelling to fund a train station on the eastern suburbs line, set to open in 2029.
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