Welcome to Newbrook
A leafy, family-friendly community in southwest Sydney
Current as at: March 2025
Housing construction and sales
Stage 7A
Construction of 94 residential lots started late last year and will take around 12-14 months to complete. This month, Southdown Place, Teeswater Place, Dangar Way and Coldenham Way will be permanently closed. Subdivision works will create new roads and unlock land for more homes.
Our contractor, WEM will create an alternative walkway to maintain access to Riverside Drive and Briar Road. Works will realign Riverside Drive and Briar Road to remove the underpass and improve general safety.
For more information, visit www.landcom.com.au/BriarRoadWorks
Stage 7B
Construction is expected to now start in mid-2026 once demolition works are complete. The start date was pushed back due to a delay in the approval process.
Stage 9
The Endeavour Energy outage planned for January 2025 (originally scheduled for October 2024) was delayed due to an electrical storm. The works went ahead last month, and we are now moving forward with minor footpath works along Docharty Street.
Stages 10 and 13
Homes NSW is looking to start subdivision works in mid-2025.
Towner Avenue
The western part of Towner Avenue is complete and open to the public, linking St John’s Road and Creigan Road. Works to complete the eastern part of Towner Avenue are on track to start in mid-2025 once we have a civil works contractor on board.
When works are finished, Towner Avenue will connect Partridge Street and Riverside Drive, south of Newbrook Shopping Village.
Kevin Wheatley Reserve
Works at Kevin Wheatley Reserve should start again in the coming months once Council has endorsed the proposed new pre-cast concrete stormwater system.
Kevin Wheatley Reserve will feature two full-sized soccer fields with synthetic grass and lights, a new amenities building, a playground and a half-court basketball court.
The Pond
Landscaping works should start in the next few months. When finished, the upgraded pond will be a place for people to connect and relax with new plants, paths, seating and a new playground.
The project
Newbrook is a new masterplanned community that is transforming 92 hectares of land close to Campbelltown with much-needed affordable housing.
In partnership with the NSW Land and Housing Corporation, Landcom is delivering a modern, socially mixed community with diverse housing types.
Location
Airds, 2km southeast of Campbelltown
Local council area
Campbelltown City Council
Proposed homes
Approximately 1,780 private and social homes
Community
At Newbrook, Landcom is committed to building a thriving and engaged community through initiatives and activities that bring people together. These include:
- seasonal and cultural community events, planned throughout the year to drive social connections
- free fitness classes (through Live Life Get Active) that run five days a week during school terms, to improve the health and wellbeing of residents
- a free fortnightly program of fitness activities (through Ready Steady Go Kids) for primary school students, to improve their health and wellbeing.
New residents (estimated)
4,800
Delivery timing
2012-2028, in nine stages
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Timeline
Visit our Sales Centre
Visit our Sales Centre, at the corner of Wheatley Drive and Kingsbury Street, Airds, between 10am and 5pm, seven days a week.
Corner of Wheatley Drive and Kingsbury Street, Airds
(02) 9391 2998
If you require the services of an interpreter, please contact the Translating and Interpreting Service on 131 450 and ask them to call Landcom on 02 9841 8600. The interpreter will then assist you with the translation.
About Landcom
We develop land and property, increasing the supply of housing for the people of NSW.
As a state-owned corporation, we are a commercial business that achieves public outcomes while also generating financial returns for the NSW Government. We enable development by de-risking and unlocking strategic and complex sites in collaboration with landowners and the market.
