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Growth and development in Castle Hill

Castle Hill and Hills Showground stations opened on the Metro North West line in May 2019. Since then the land around both has been planned for higher density, and the Showground precinct has seen long running debate over how many homes it should hold. Around Castle Towers on Old Northern Road the town centre continues to grow. Further out, single houses are being replaced one block at a time. For buyers that means a mix of brand new apartments, near new townhouses and decades old homes, often in the same street.

Castle Hill and Hills Showground stations opened on 26 May 2019.

The station precincts are planned for apartments and townhouses.

Castle Towers anchors the commercial centre on Old Northern Road.

Knockdown rebuilds continue across the older streets.

New apartments bring strata and building bond questions.

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Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Castle Hill. Licensed building practitioners, NSW Fair Trading licence 366177C.

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Growth and development in Castle Hill: common questions

Are new apartments in Castle Hill covered by a building bond?

Residential apartment buildings in NSW generally fall under the strata building bond scheme. Check with the owners corporation or NSW Fair Trading for the building you are buying into.

Should I inspect an off the plan apartment before settlement?

Yes. A handover inspection of your lot gives you a list for the developer while you still have leverage.

Do townhouses differ from apartments?

The inspection is similar, but townhouses usually include a roof, walls and courtyard that belong to the lot.

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