Stockland expands its future Clydesdale Estate house and land offerings

The Clydesdale Estate precinct is zoned for residential use and sits adjacent to Stockland’s successful Elara masterplanned community
Stockland expands its future Clydesdale Estate house and land offerings
Jonathan ChancellorSeptember 8, 2021
Stockland has announced the acquisition of two future precincts of the Clydesdale Estate residential development site in Marsden Park from BHL Group, in Sydney’s strongly performing north western growth area. The Clydesdale Estate precinct is zoned for residential use and sits adjacent to Stockland’s successful Elara masterplanned community. The precinct will add approximately 340 lots, building on the recent acquisition of The Gables at Box Hill. Stockland CEO of Communities, Andrew Whitson said it was "a great opportunity" to expand our landholding within Marsden Park. “The acquisition aligns with our strategy to restock our development pipeline with market-ready projects in well-connected corridors close to transport, schools, jobs and infrastructure. “This corridor remains significantly under supplied, and we expect our communities in this corridor to continue to attract good demand from homebuyers in the medium term, with record-low interest rates and an increased customer demand for homes in high quality masterplanned communities.” Stockland’s General Manager of NSW Communities, Richard Rhydderch, noted Stockland has $8.1 billion invested in New South Wales. “The acquisition of the Clydesdale Estate precincts will see Stockland expand its offering at Elara with a range of housing options, good access to the local infrastructure, services and great parks and open spaces we’ve created at Elara. “As part of our plans for the site, we will restore the Clydesdale House heritage precinct, and work with local authorities to create an additional open space area for the entire Elara community to access and enjoy.”

Jonathan Chancellor

Jonathan Chancellor is one of Australia's most respected property journalists, having been at the top of the game since the early 1980s. Jonathan co-founded the property industry website Property Observer and has written for national and international publications.

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