GREEN SQUARE: SYDNEYSydney new Hot Spot set to be transformed: "This area has been a sleeping giant for years and now it will really be transformed. You've got everyone from the Oxford Street Crowd to the North Shore set eager to move in. "
Ian Terry
"Paddington, Surry Hills..Green Square. Sydney's latest property hot spot barely even exists. So why would you want to live there?
"The gleaning new Green Square train station, with it's tinted glass and graffiti-resistant paint, remians ringed by car dealerships, not cafes. But build it and they will come. You see, Gree Square is Red Hot."
Sydney Morning Herald.
"The choice of Green Square as new redevlopment is not just about changing patterns of Industry, it's also about the tremendous array of activities and facilities that exist in the area and close to the area that will attract people moving into the area-both businesesses and residents"
Architectus, Sept 2007
"Think inside Green Square for glimpse of future"
"There are grand plans for a Town Centre and central boulevard, and while there are cafes and shops planned for each development, they too may some time coming. None of this seems to be deterring buyers, who see themselves getting in on the grounf floor of one of the biggest things to hit Sydney real estate since the opening of the Harbour Bridge"
Sydney Morning Herald.
"Work on the much-vaunted $1.7 billion Green Square town centre has begun, in the first step towards creating a civic square as big as Martin Place, bordered with supermarkets and shops. Green Square has a long industrial history, but as the factories moved west, developers moved in, hoping the train and bus services and proximity to the city would attract well heeled tenants to their expensive apartments. By 2025, the town centre is expected to house about 5500 residents and 7000workers, and will also have network of plazas and parks, decorated with water feautures and public art, that will be able to host markets, concerts and festivals"
Sydney Morning Herald January 2008
For more information on Green Square,
visit www.Greensquaresydney.com
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