12.09.19

Council gives green light to more luxury units as part of East Side Quarter concept

More than 300 additional apartments have been approved for Penrith’s luxury East Side Quarter residential development.

Stages 2A, 2B and 3 were rubber stamped by Penrith City Council late last month giving developer CABE the go ahead to begin construction.

Read the full article on page 31 here: Western Weekender 12 September 2019 

 

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