With industrial land in Sydney in critically short supply, Western Sydney’s Aerotropolis may hold the key to long-term growth. 

The latest report from RWC Western Sydney reveals the Aerotropolis could deliver 4,448 hectares of serviced employment land by 2030, representing 60% of Greater Sydney’s total undeveloped zoned supply. 

“This is the largest undeveloped industrial opportunity Sydney has left,” said Peter Vines, Managing Director at RWC Western Sydney. “If serviced and delivered correctly, it could unlock a decade of growth.” 

The findings coincide with the release of the NSW Government’s Aerotropolis Sector Plan, and come at a time when Sydney lags behind Melbourne and Brisbane in future-ready industrial land. 

“We have the land. What we need now is the infrastructure,” Vines added. For a full breakdown of the data and insights, read the full report here.

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