Our projects
As the Government's go-to agency in the Hunter and Central Coast regions, HCCDC plays a key role in delivering significant and complex projects that establish sustained growth and development.
To achieve this, HCCDC works in partnership with local councils and stakeholders to deliver outcomes that benefit and enhance communities.
Mount Penang Parklands
We own and manage Central Coast's Mount Penang Parklands - a destination for tourism, recreation, events, business and education.
Honeysuckle urban renewal
The urban renewal of Honeysuckle is all about creating attractive spaces for people to live, work and play, right on the waterfront.
Honeysuckle West
The final parcels of Honeysuckle land will be transformed in coming years, catalysing Newcastle's new western CBD.
Hunter Park Broadmeadow
Opportunites for significant urban transformation, to deliver a world-class precinct for sports, events, lifestyle, employment and housing.
Revitalising Newcastle
Connecting the city to the waterfront, creating job opportunities, new housing and public spaces connected to better transport.
Cockle Creek Precinct
We're paving the way to provide opportunities for new jobs, housing and economic benefit at Cockle Creek near Lake Macquarie.
The Station Newcastle
The revitalised former Newcastle Railway Station is seeing new life as a community hub for recreation, shopping, and pop-up events.
Leagues Club Park
Gosford's Leagues Club Park has been transformed into a world-class, nature-inspired regional play space in the heart of the CBD.
Remediation works
Since the early 2000s, HCCDC has been working to remediate and rehabilitate two former BHP sites around the Port of Newcastle.
Grow, renew and thrive
The project teams at HCCDC lead challenging projects that require specialised skills and experience. Often these projects are long term, such as the Honeysuckle urban renewal project and the remediation of the former BHP Steelworks site in Mayfield.
Other projects high-profile projects help to deliver key NSW Government commitments, such as the $650 million Revitalising Newcastle program to create a vibrant and active Newcastle city centre, connected to better transport.
All projects focus on creating thriving Hunter and Central Coast regions with dynamic metropolitan cities at their heart. HCCDC has a key role in continuing to deliver this vision and new projects will complement and enhance those currently underway.
It is an exciting time to live, work and play in the Hunter and Central Coast regions, and HCCDC is proud to have an active role in creating vibrant and thriving communities.