Bradfield International Real Estate (BIRE) offers for sale 430 Western Road, Kemps Creek, a strategically  located 9.1 Acre* landholding within the rapidly expanding Rossmore Precinct, a pivotal component of the Western  Sydney Aerotropolis. 

This significant landholding arrives on the market at a pivotal moment, as investment into the Western Sydney  Aerotropolis has reached unprecedented levels. According to recent BIRE Research, annual transaction volume for  Aerotropolis properties soared beyond $1.4 billion AUD in 2024, more than double the previous year’s figures,  highlighting the intense investor interest and confidence in the region’s long-term growth prospects. 

A key driver behind this surge is the immense commitment from State and Federal governments toward critical  infrastructure projects, bolstering connectivity, and enhancing the precinct’s attractiveness to both private investors  and major corporates. 

Crucially, the Rossmore Precinct has been directly benefiting from substantial commitments to infrastructure  upgrades. Among the headline projects is the highly anticipated $1 billion upgrade of Fifteenth Avenue, set to  transform the region’s connectivity. The redevelopment is designed to link Rossmore directly to the Western Sydney  International Airport, significantly improving accessibility and providing businesses unparalleled logistical  advantages. 

Additionally, the ongoing construction of the Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport line, due to open concurrently  with the new airport in 2026, ensures that Rossmore businesses and residents will be ideally positioned to capitalise  on unparalleled connectivity to Sydney’s broader transport network. The Metro connection has been described by  Transport as “the backbone of Western Sydney’s future growth, seamlessly integrating the Aerotropolis with the rest  of Sydney.” 

Rossmore continues to attract strong market interest due to its strategic location and zoning potential. According to  BIRE Research, small businesses and opportunistic investors are aggressively pursuing strategic landholdings,  reflecting a robust appetite for properties well-located near key infrastructure upgrades. Particularly notable has  been the strong interest in 5-acre parcels, underscoring investor confidence in the region’s growth trajectory and the  expected uplift from rezoning and infrastructure improvements. 

The property at 430 Western Road, Kemps Creek, represents a rare opportunity to secure a sizeable landholding  directly benefiting from this infrastructure-driven uplift. 

Nick Estephen, Co-founder of BIRE, added: “The momentum behind Rossmore and the Aerotropolis continues to build dramatically. We’re seeing an influx of  both institutional and private investors recognising the substantial upside presented by these strategic landholdings,  particularly assets located near essential infrastructure nodes.” 

Thomas Mosca, Co-founder of BIRE, remarked: “430 Western Road is uniquely positioned to leverage the Aerotropolis’ transformative infrastructure investments.  The upcoming upgrades will substantially elevate its value and operational attractiveness, creating compelling  opportunities for both strategic investors and forward-thinking owner-occupiers.” 

Highlighting the importance of continued investment into the region, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Paul  Scully, commented on the government’s commitment to the Aerotropolis: “The Minns Government is committed to delivering new, well-located homes where they are needed most. In order to  build a community, residents need access to a local school, connecting roads, and critical services. This funding  means supporting infrastructure is being delivered alongside new homes.”

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