Coast’s water supply network gets $61 million boost
Monday, 4 February 2019
Central Coast Council is preparing to deliver one of the region’s most significant infrastructure projects – a nine kilometre water pipeline from Mardi to Warnervale.
The $61 million project will boost water supply to the Central Coast’s rapidly growing northern suburbs and improve water security for the entire region.
As Sydney prices continue to soften, there is one spot just 90 minutes from the CBD that is set to boom.
Picture: Peter Clark
Silverhall for quite some time now has been a big believer of the NSW Central Coast, we have been presenting the NSW Central Coast to clients as one our priority researched areas to achieve good capital growth and positive cashflow.
“THE Central Coast property market continues to speed ahead, as new data reveals it is the only Sydney region forecast for positive growth. According to Moodys Analytics, based on CoreLogic’s Hedonic Home Value Index, the Central Coast is the only area poised to see growth in the residential property market for both 2018 and 2019".
“The report indicates that by 2019 Central Coast houses will experience an increase in value of 8.5 per cent”
If you’ve been thinking about investing in NSW but don’t know where to invest, the Central Coast is the place to go.
The Vale on Virginia at Hamlyn Terrace has premium, affordable house and land packages. On Saturday, 28th of July, the team at The Vale are inviting everyone to come and visit the site and see what The Vale has to offer in this ideal location adjacent to the planned Warnervale Town Centre. There will be special offers on the day which includes receiving all three upgrades below at no extra cost*
There will be a sausage sizzle, jumping castle and face painting for the kids.
Address: 10 Virginia Road, Hamlyn Terrace
Time: 11am to 2pm
*Terms and conditions apply
To read the full article go to https://www.realestate.com.au/news/central-coast-the-only-sydney-region-forecasted-for-positive-growth/
Housing Supply on the NSW Central Coast Falling Well Short of the Mark
The demand for homes on the NSW Central Coast appears to be on the increase and is not being abated by current levels of supply.
According to a NSW State Government Department of Planning and Environment report released in October 2016, average demand over the coming 20 years is expected to be 2,075 homes per year, up 12.7% from the from the average 1,840 homes per year it had expected according to a report released two years earlier.
Promenade at Morisset Park is making exciting new progress. All of the House & Land properties have settled on the land over the Christmas and New Year period.
Trinity point, located just 600m from Morisset Park is set to become a Sydney weekend hotspot. The area comprises a mix of five-star resort, hospitality, retail, residential and marina components. Our clients who have purchased at Morisset will surely feel the benefits of the $388 million mixed-use marina development 90 minutes’ drive from Sydney and 30 minutes from Newcastle.
Michael Clarke and wife Kyly buy four-bedroom terrace in Lake Macquarie
