It's a bit risky. I'm all for Council wanting to be proactive to increase the population in the city. But it has to be affordable. People will not buy apartments or rent them otherwise. There's no point in redeveloping sites if the average apartment is going to be $500k. If they're like $300k (3-4x ...

Poor call by SCAP. The developers should opt for a review. Although, on a technicality it does exceed the height limit by 4m (even allowing for the 'bonus height' provision). They could compromise and cut a floor off the top to swing it in their favour.

To be honest it was always going to be a big ask to fill 70,000 sqm of space in Adelaide. Good market conditions or not. Especially in this location which isn't exactly central to public transport and retail services.

For the hundredth time, if there's an update, someone will post about it. Please stop bumping threads for no reason.

If that's the case I certainly would prefer a high school here than apartments.

Unfortunately I don't have high hopes for this one. If Park Royal at Kent Town can't get off the ground, which I argue is probably the prime site of all inner city parklands adjacent sites closest to the city - what hope is there that this one will?

Should be rail trench from just before Parafield to just after Park Terrace. And connect Frost Road to Spains Road providing a new east-west connection thus taking pressure off of Park Terrace and Kings Road. Whilst a rail trench that distance would be the most costly option, if one were going to g...

Thanks for sharing that information. I've already provided some feedback. Cormack Road and Kings Road can both be removed without the need for a shut-down of either the rail line or road as a new road bridge can be built to the north of the existing level crossings. I suggested realigning Cormack Ro...

Mali has ruled out trams in his current term of government.

Adelaide grew by 20,000+ people in the last year - our fastest growth in a couple of decades. Hardly slow growing. The trend is only going upwards particularly with the 2 million plus migrants to come in the next 5 years. I wouldn't be too concerned about 1000 people leaving.

That's probably one of the best inner-city views (from the SW) of the city skyline.

Well, you do so by incentivising businesses to establish a new industry or expand their operations and the associated workforce to support it. I'm just riffing off the top of my head here but aquaculture is a growing one in the region, so new factories for the processing and distribution of aquacult...

Monarto and the Multi Function Polis both failed. What makes you think third time lucky will be the answer? I would really like to see more focus on the South Coast region (Victor Harbor, Port Elliot, Middleton, Goolwa) into South Australia's second major urban centre with a population of 100,000+. ...

What other tower? This literally is the last one in the City Central development to be built (only took 20 years!).

Agree 100% with Rev. These foreigners can fuck right off and stop their bullshit inflating the housing market and screwing genuine Australians in the process.