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City of AdelaidePopulation forecast

CAD East

Residential development

Residential development forecasts assume the number of dwellings in CAD East will increase by an average of 47 dwellings per annum to 3,707 in 2046.

The addition of dwellings to the housing stock is a major driver of population growth in an area, providing opportunities for households to relocate from other areas or new households to form locally (such as young people leaving the family home or separations/divorces).

Residential development can take various forms depending on the availability of land. These include new housing estates on greenfield sites, subdivision in existing residential neighbourhoods (often called infill development), conversion of industrial lands to residential lands, and densification of housing by building up.

This table shows the quantity of new development assumed in each small area in the City of Adelaide. Select each small area to see detailed assumptions.

List of forecast land developments and infill assumptions:

  • King William Mixed Use Development, 3-62 Southern Cross Arcade ADELAIDE - 78 assumed dwellings (2023 - 2023)
  • Opus Apartments, 51-57 Hutt Street ADELAIDE - 45 assumed dwellings (2027 - 2031)
  • Rymill Park Apartments, 2-40 Hutt Street ADELAIDE - 38 assumed dwellings (2027 - 2031)
  • Sa1 Tower, 207-221 Pulteney Street ADELAIDE - 330 assumed dwellings (2027 - 2032)
  • 292-300 Rundle Street Mixed Use Residential Building, ADELAIDE - 27 assumed dwellings (2032 - 2035)
  • Dawkins Pl Apts, 31-35 Worsnop Avenue ADELAIDE - 45 assumed dwellings (2032 - 2035)
  • Hutt St Apartments, 17-19 Hutt Street ADELAIDE - 24 assumed dwellings (2032 - 2035)
  • Pirie St Mixed Use Development, 251-259 Pirie Street ADELAIDE - 45 assumed dwellings (2032 - 2035)
  • Queen Adelaide Club, 6-6 Stephens Place ADELAIDE - 28 assumed dwellings (2032 - 2035)
  • 12-11 James Place ADELAIDE - 11 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 12-300 Tucker Street ADELAIDE - 60 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 120-80 Hutt Street ADELAIDE - 17 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 134-72 Rundle Mall ADELAIDE - 21 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 150-148 Grenfell Street ADELAIDE - 13 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 199-15 Grenfell Street ADELAIDE - 53 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 245-261 Rundle Street ADELAIDE - 8 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 60-80 Frome Street ADELAIDE - 10 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 98-27 Flinders Street ADELAIDE - 314 assumed dwellings (2038 - NA)
  • 202-214 Rundle Street ADELAIDE - 7 assumed dwellings (2039 - NA)
  • 231-232 North Terrace ADELAIDE - 5 assumed dwellings (2039 - NA)
  • 254-260 Rundle Street ADELAIDE - 5 assumed dwellings (2039 - NA)
  • Assumed average infill rate of 0-1 dwellings per year to 2046

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