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ResidentialVanessa CrollWed 09 Apr 25

Brighton Le Sands Shift to Midrise Gathers Pace

 Brighton Le Sands 303–307 Bay Street

Sydney’s Brighton Le Sands is back in the DA pipeline as a 10-storey proposal on Bay Street adds to the suburb’s gradual shift towards midrise, mixed-use living. 

The $21-million project planned for 303–307 Bay Street comprises 29 apartments—six designated as affordable housing—above a ground-floor retail tenancy, four levels of basement parking and rooftop communal open space. 

The 968sq m site sits along Bay Street’s commercial strip, just back from the Brighton foreshore and about 16km from Sydney’s CBD. 

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