Landcom's Sustainable Places Strategy sets out how we embed sustainability into every home and community we deliver across NSW — from acquisition and design through to delivery, divestment and long-term operation.

Sustainability isn't separate from housing delivery — it's fundamental to creating places that are liveable, resilient, affordable and commercially successful for the long term. This refreshed strategy responds to Landcom's expanding role in housing delivery (including Build to Rent, Affordable Housing, and Modern Methods of Construction) and to rising expectations around climate action, nature protection, social value and transparency.

Four interconnected pillars guide our approach:

• People - Creating inclusive, connected communities by addressing barriers to affordability, inclusion and wellbeing, and introducing a new Social Value Framework to guide social outcomes across our projects.

  People

• Planet — Protecting and regenerating nature to build resilient, liveable communities. This includes strengthening our Connecting with Country approach, advancing our Net Zero Transition Plan, and treating nature as a partner in building climate resilience.

  Planet

• Prosperity — Creating lasting value for communities and local economies, including fully electric communities, cost-of-living reductions through high-performing homes, and support for local and diverse suppliers.

  Prosperity

• Performance — Embedding sustainability into decision-making and governance, with transparent measurement and reporting aligned to global standards (e.g. UN Sustainable Development Goals, ISSB Standards, Global Reporting Initiative).

  Performance