290 Ramsay Road,
Kemps Creek, NSW 2178

Colliers International is pleased to offer BLUE CHIP business with land earmarked in the proposed amendments To State Environmental Planning Policy (Sydney Region Growth Centres) 2006 and under the Liverpool LEP 2008.

The property represents a superb hold with income to realise the potential uplift in future use only 5 minutes from the Badgerys Creek Airport.

290 Ramsay Road offers prospective developers the chance to capitalise on the following features:

- RU 4 Zoning in a Residential High Priority Growth Area;
- Successful mushroom growing business with cutting edge technology, best practice systems and the latest imported equipment;
- Planning induces a land banking opportunity next to Sydney’s second international airport with strong holding income and the potential to further amalgamate;
- Capacity to double production with existing equipment;
- Proximity to Edensor Park Town Centre, Norwest Business Park, Leppington Station (future Badgerys Creek Station) and Western Sydney University at Camden.
- Buoyant North West Sydney Market;
- Federal and State Government investment in Western Sydney from the Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan ($3.5 billion over 10 years) has already commenced and provides assurance that a complete transformation in terms of a future population increase, infrastructure and greater amenity will create significant demand for more housing, commercial facility and industry;
- Western Sydney Priority Growth Area will capitalise on the Government’s investment in major infrastructure through Elizabeth Drive, Bringelly Road, Northern Road upgrades and the South West Rail Link extension;
- Acknowledged already as Australia’s third largest economy, Western Sydney is expected to grow from 2 million to 3 million people within the next 20 years. (Ref. Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan); and
- Despite increasing supply, years of under supply has left the Sydney residential market well behind the required 33,000 new dwellings per annum to satisfy forecast demand.