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Controversial $1.2bn Sydney ‘Mini-City’ Under Scrutiny
Plans for a controversial $1.2-billion masterplanned “mini-city” near the Parramatta CBD are under the microscope.
Tiberius, a diversified Western Australian group that has delivered large-scale masterplanned projects in Perth and Newcastle, wants to build a “self-sustaining” precinct at Holroyd in the Cumberland City Council local government area.
The 37,877sq m vacant lot at 1 Crescent Street was once a site for WesTrac, one of the largest Caterpillar earthmoving equipment dealers in the world.
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