Our Projects

The proposed redevelopment at 407 Prospect Road, Blair Athol will replace ageing South Australian Housing Trust homes with new homes, creating better quality social housing and generating construction industry jobs.

Renewal SA has contracted an experienced developer to deliver a high quality residential development on Commercial Road, Seaford Meadows.

Melrose Park renewal project is part of the state government’s Renewing Our Streets and Suburbs initiative, which is in the process of renewing up to 4500 SA Housing Trust properties by 2020.

The Oaklands Park expression of interest sought private sector participation in replacing ageing South Australian Housing Trust homes with new, better quality social housing and increasing the supply and variety of new and affordable housing.

Lochiel Park is 8 kilometres from the Adelaide Central Business District alongside the River Torrens in the suburb of Campbelltown.

The site has been transformed from a former education institution to model green village incorporating the best of sustainable technologies.

Lochiel Park serves as a model for other urban developments and plays an important role in educating the public and the property development industry about sustainable housing and land development.

The Glenside project involves releasing 16.5 hectares of surplus government land for private development in the City of Burnside, just two kilometres south east of Adelaide's CBD.

The success of Glenside will be measured by delivery of diverse and innovative built form that demonstrates the benefits of medium- to high-density living, mixed-use integration, high quality public spaces and effective community consultation.

The South Australian Housing Trust is renewing its ageing housing across metropolitan Adelaide, including Kilburn and Blair Athol, to provide better quality housing suited to the needs of its customers.

We are renewing the streets and suburbs of Adelaide to ensure that our streets not only look and feel better, but are safer and more connected communities for those who live in them.

The Morphettville Neighbourhood Renewal Project will provide more diverse, higher density housing, with improved streets, lighting and open space, located in convenient proximity to transport corridors.

Marina Adelaide at Largs North provides recreational boat users with a marina complex accommodating up to 175 berths, storage and service facilities, a ship lift and a public boat ramp.

Adjacent to the marina is the marine precinct which provides land to service this recreational boating sector, within close proximity to the Inner Harbor at Port Adelaide.

The Goodman Court redevelopment is part of an initiative to renew 4500 South Australian Housing Trust properties built before 1968 and located within 10 kilometres of the Adelaide CBD.

A prime residential development site is planned for a former South Australian Housing Trust site in Marden that represents one of the last remaining, significant, medium density infill sites in the City of Norwood Payneham St Peters.

The Felixstow Neighbourhood Renewal Project is part of the Renewing Our Streets and Suburbs initiative that will replace ageing South Australian Housing Trust housing with new homes, create better quality social housing, increase housing choice and affordability, and create jobs.

The Adelaide Park Lands upgrade will link Adelaide's central business district and Adelaide Riverbank with Bowden and the parklands.

The upgrade is located along Park Terrace across from Bowden and is a collaboration between Adelaide City Council, City of Charles Sturt and Renewal SA.

The Woodville Gardens urban renewal project will replace ageing South Australian Housing Trust homes with new, better quality social housing and increase the supply and variety of new and affordable homes.

The Northern Lefevre Open Space Project, now complete, was initiated in 2010 with a state government commitment of $5.4 million to enhance the open space network.

Five sites were identified to undergo improvement works, including the Lady Ruthven Reserve, Mutton Cove Buffers and Failie Reserve.

The planning and design of the open space was done in conjunction with the Port Adelaide Enfield Council, relevant state government departments, representatives of the local community and other special interest groups.