What's being built in Centennial Park.
Development applications and complying development certificates lodged in Centennial Park through the NSW Planning Portal (Council of the City of Sydney). Updated 29 October at 3:18 am.
Big projects in Centennial Park
Apartment blocks, new buildings of four storeys or more and multi-million-dollar projects lodged in the last three years.
No big projects lodged in the last three years.
Latest applications
- Renovation to a house63 Moore Park Road Centennial Park
- Renovation to a house9/149 Cook Road Centennial Park
- Change to an approval: renovation to a house63 Moore Park Road Centennial Park
- Renovation to a house41 Robertson Road Centennial Park
- Knock-down and new house, 2 homes, 2 storeys25 Robertson Road Centennial Park
- Renovation to a house24 Martin Road Centennial Park
- Change to an approval: renovation to a semi-detached home95 Cook Road Centennial Park
- Change to an approval: renovation to a house1a Moore Park Road Centennial Park
- Change to an approval: renovation to a house95 Cook Road Centennial Park
- Change to an approval: renovation to a house44-46 Lang Road Centennial Park
Buying in Centennial Park?
See every application within 250 metres of the home, closest first, with what each one means for you, plus the planning rules, flood and other checks.
Questions
How many development applications are there in Centennial Park?
13 development applications (DAs) and complying development certificates (CDCs) were lodged in Centennial Park in the last 12 months: 11 DAs and 2 CDCs. 1 lodged in the last two years are still being assessed.
How do I check DAs near a property in Centennial Park?
Enter the address in WIBI. The report lists every DA and CDC within 250 metres, closest first, plus big projects up to 800 metres away, with what each one means for you. You can also search the NSW Planning Portal or Council of the City of Sydney's DA tracker.
What's the difference between a DA and a CDC?
A development application (DA) is assessed by council, and neighbours are usually notified and can comment. A complying development certificate (CDC) is a fast-track approval for work that meets set standards; it can be issued by a private certifier and neighbours can't object, though they're told before work starts.
Source: NSW Planning Portal open data (OnlineDA and OnlineCDC). Councils sometimes record decisions late, so check important applications with Council of the City of Sydney. General information only.