Tolland Estate Renewal Project, Wagga Wagga NSW

Tolland Estate Renewal Project

About the Project

The NSW Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) is working with the Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO), the Argyle Consortium (including Argyle Housing, BlueCHP and Birribee Housing) and Wagga Wagga City Council to transform the existing Tolland housing estate in Wagga Wagga to provide for a new mix of modern housing.

The Tolland Renewal Project will see the housing estate in the suburb deliver 500 new mixed-tenure homes across the renewed Tolland Estate. Some 180 of them will be new social housing that is set to fit other affordable and private housing seamlessly.

The NSW Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC), Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) and the Argyle Consortium have signed an agreement to deliver a 16 per cent increase in new social housing within the Tolland and Duke of Kent Park precincts.

The project works are led by LAHC and involve the development of new vacant lots for sale to the private market and new blocks for social housing. It will also include the development of upgraded and new community infrastructure including roads and open space, to completely revitalise the area, similar to other estate renewal projects being delivered across Sydney and regional NSW.

Development Details

Type: Social Renewal Project Partnership
Location: Tolland Housing Estate, Wagga Wagga NSW
Status: Subdivision and Development in planning (with Wagga Wagga City Council and NSW LAHC), will be delivered in stages.

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