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HIA welcomes transformational Honeysuckle HQ development

What's happening with Newcastle's Honeysuckle precinct development?

The HIA has welcomed the NSW Government's selection of DOMA Group to lead the Honeysuckle HQ precinct development in Newcastle, described as the city's largest transformation project to date.

Why it matters

Large-scale NSW construction projects create significant subcontracting and labour opportunities for local trades businesses.

Key takeaways

  • NSW Government has announced DOMA Group will lead Newcastle's largest precinct transformation at Honeysuckle.
  • The Housing Industry Association has welcomed the development announcement.
  • The project represents Newcastle's biggest precinct transformation to date.
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