Silverhall’s recommendation to invest in property in this location is once again supported by the development happening within the area with local, state and federal level support through large infrastructure funding for the NSW Central Coast.

Key highlights from the 2019-20 Budget include:

CENTRAL COAST

• $104.6 million to continue construction of the M1 Pacific Motorway widening between the Tuggerah and Doyalson interchanges, and the Kariong and Somersby interchanges (in partnership with the Federal Government);

• $60.5 million in 2019-20 (as part of a $200 million project) for Stage 1 of the Wyong Hospital Redevelopment;

• $33.9 million to continue construction of the Pacific Highway widening between Parsons Road and Ourimbah Street at Lisarow;

• $24.4 million in 2019-20 (as part of a $348 million project) for the completion of the Gosford Hospital Redevelopment;

The vision for a thoroughly modern community hub at Woongarrah.  JUNE 5, 2019

After years in the planning, the final vision for Warnervale Town Centre has been unveiled, and the concept has come together to create a self-contained community hub of affordable housing, parklands, retail, commercial and community facilities.

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.

Posted by Darrell Giles | Jan 29, 2019 | Business

First Costco, now Coles.

The supermarket giant has confirmed plans to construct a new automated ambient distribution centre in Redbank, likely to create hundreds of new jobs. Coles Group Limited made a major announcement to the Australian Stock Exchange about a $950 million project involving two mega distribution centres, one being at Redbank.

The company confirmed the new centre, to be based at Redbank, will create hundreds of jobs over an initial 20-year lease period.

The competition will certainly hot up between Coles, Costco and other supermarket retailers in the region. Costco was due to open its doors at its new Bundamba location before Christmas, but delays on road works meant an early 2019 opening.
The warehouse and adjacent petrol station will create about 280 new jobs and will mean huge saving for customers and motorists.

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By AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS PUBLISHED: 15:25 AEST, 17 September 2018

Sydney's property market has long held a mortgage on real estate headlines, but analysts say home values in regional NSW are poised for stronger growth than those cooling off in the state capital. 

The August CoreLogic Hedonic Home Value Index shows houses in the regions - including the coastal belt from Newcastle to the Tweed, and the areas surrounding rural arterial centres such as Bowral, Orange, Tamworth, and Dubbo - will increase in value into 2019 better than those in most of Greater Sydney.

Moody's Analytics said on Monday demand for houses in areas outside of Sydney had increased due to better affordability, with supply constraints, tighter credit conditions, and a strong recent run-up in home values a major factor. 

"As potential homebuyers' incomes have not kept pace with the Sydney housing market, demand for areas outside of Sydney have increased, as affordability is better," the Moody's report said. "These include the Central Coast, which has become a hotbed for those tied to Sydney for employment but unable to afford the prices."