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About Renewal SA

As the South Australian Government’s leading urban development agency, we improve the lives of South Australians now and into the future by leading, supporting and driving investment and growth through property and projects.

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Who we are

Renewal SA was established with the primary purpose to initiate, undertake, promote, and support urban development activity to help deliver key ​strategic priorities of the Government of South Australia, particularly the new urban development directions outlined in the 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide.

As the delivery agency for the South Australian Government, we provide opportunities for industrial and commercial development on designated lands to support social and economic growth and job creation.

Our focus is on property development that builds new industries, infrastructure and communities while driving economic activity, attracting investment, and enhancing the liveability and land values of our state.

What we do

We coordinate, develop and deliver projects and initiatives through our people and collaborative partnerships for the benefit of all South Australians

Our desire is for South Australia to have a strong economy and be a great place to live, and we believe property and development projects are key contributors to ensuring this is a reality.

Renewal SA is responsible for leading and coordinating urban renewal activity to ensure that the state’s future employment and housing needs are met through well-planned, affordable and vibrant urban development located near transport, employment, education and other services.

Our focus is to work with others to enable investment. To ensure success, we cultivate strong partnerships across the private development and investment sector, construction and service industries as we work to represent a whole-of-government view.

Growth and leadership through property and projects

Our Strategic Plan

Our Strategic Plan is formulated on a foundation of four pillars

Our pillars uphold our purpose and mission to positively impact the future of our state. Everything we do falls into one of these key areas:

People

We have an inclusive and dynamic working environment that drives high levels of engagement, market-leading capability, and results-driven performance.​​​

Partnerships

Our strong and collaborative partnerships unlock new opportunities and produce exceptional market-leading results for the State.

​Pipeline​​

We are constantly initiating and contributing to a strong pipeline of development opportunities that enable growth and attract additional investment for the State.

Projects

Alongside our partners, we lead the market to deliver economic, social and environmental benefits through excellence in project delivery.​

Our strategic pillars underpin our three-year organisational goals and initiatives, all of which are designed to support ambitious outcomes.

We thrive on accountability and results, and ongoing measurement of our success means we constantly assess our position and pivot as needed to ensure we reach our goals.​

Download our full Strategic Plan​ to learn about our three-year outcomes, initiatives and measures of success.​​​

Downloads

In December 2021 we looked back at the outcomes from the first 18 months of delivering our Strategic Plan. This is reported in our Key Achievements July 2020 - December 2021 document.

During this period, we were able to bring a number of significant projects to market, unlocking millions in investment, development and employment for the State, while also making changes to our business.

We are proud of what we have achieved so far against the goals we set ourselves and of the development pipeline being created for South Australia, and will continue our focus on driving economic growth in South Australia through property development and urban renewal projects of scale.


Annual reports

Each year the Urban Renewal Authority (trading as Renewal SA) provides annual reports for submission to Cabinet.

Urban Renewal Authority (URA) annual reports are developed in accordance with the Department of the Premier and Cabinet Circular: PC013 – Annual Reporting Requirements.

Each annual report incorporates audited financial statements for the year ending 30 June as required by the Urban Renewal Act 1995.

Commencing with the 2016–17 annual reporting cycle, non-statutory information previously presented in annual reports is now published on Data.SA.

South Australian Housing Trust Board reports are available on the SA Housing Authority website.

Riverbank Authority reports are available on the Adelaide Riverbank project page.

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