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Property developer revises proposed $170M seniors’ living development in Sydney’s Inner South

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Corio Projects has proposed the demolition of existing buildings to make way for an integrated seniors’ living development in Rosebery, 6km south of Sydney’s CBD. The development includes 170 independent living units and a 34-bed residential aged care facility.

The project is being led by FDC Construction & Fitout's Bentley Cottle and Peter McCabe, through their involvement with Corio Projects. A State Significant Development Application (SDDA) has been lodged, with Willowtree Planning submitting a revised proposal.

The SSDA was publicly exhibited by the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure from 22 May to 25 June 2024, with a formal request for a response to submissions issued by the Department on 26 June.

"Through the process of answering Council, NSW Department of Planning Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI) and agency Request for Information we have made some very minor changes to the scheme, however generally the plans originally lodged remains largely the same," said Jim McBirnie, Development Director, Corio Developments.

"Following extensive consultation with City of Sydney they have removed any objections they had on the scheme, and it is now with DPHI for determination."

The 9,855msq project has an estimated $170 million capital cost with a design by competition winners Jackson Teece and Aileen Sage Architects

The SSDA is currently at Stage 6 of the eight-stage planning process. 

Pariter's $160 million retirement living development at Cumberland Golf Club, 25km west of Sydney’s CBD, last month was the seventh SSDA approved since the planning pathway opened in November 2021, with approvals also given for: