Why Build in the Hunter Valley?
1. Diverse Lifestyle Options
The Hunter Valley encompasses a range of towns and suburbs, each offering distinct lifestyles:
- Cessnock: Known for its rich history and proximity to the renowned wine-growing areas of Pokolbin and Mount View, Cessnock offers a blend of urban amenities and rural charm.
- Maitland: A rapidly growing city with a mix of heritage architecture and new developments, Maitland provides a family-friendly environment with schools, parks, and shopping centers.
- Huntlee: As a master-planned community near Branxton, Huntlee is designed with sustainability in mind, featuring residential villages, a town center, and conservation areas.
2. Economic Growth and Employment Opportunities
The Hunter Valley is undergoing significant economic transformation:
- Energy Transition: With the decommissioning of coal-fired power stations like Liddell and plans to develop renewable energy hubs, the region is positioning itself as a leader in sustainable energy.
- Tourism and Viticulture: The area's reputation as Australia's oldest wine region continues to attract tourists, bolstering local businesses and employment.
3. Infrastructure and Connectivity
Recent investments have improved transportation and connectivity:
- Road Upgrades: Enhancements to major highways have reduced travel times to Sydney and Newcastle, making the Hunter Valley more accessible.
- Public Transport: Expanded bus and rail services connect residents to neighboring towns and cities, facilitating commuting and travel.
If you are looking for House & Land opportunities in the Hunter Valley area, Code Homes has a variety of options available. Please contact us today for more information.
Another housing construction milestone for Code Homes
All the data shows that the Hunter region of NSW is fast becoming a popular lifestyle destination for families, with its housing affordability, the Hunter Region is experiencing a rapid expansion.
With a number of developments taking advantage of the area's natural beauty & healthy economy.
The department of planning predicts an extra 131,500 people will live in the Hunter Region by 2041.
Code Homes is due to begin construction, in the Gillieston Valley Estate, within weeks.
The estate offers a connected community that harnesses the natural beauty of the landscape and boasts that nature is not just a place to visit, it's a home.
Western Sydney Airport Opportunities
According to westernsydneyairport.gov.au
Construction of Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) is underway and on track to begin operations in 2026. The airport is a transformational infrastructure project that will generate economic activity, provide employment opportunities closer to home for people in the Western Sydney region, and meet Sydney's growing aviation needs.
This also means that more than 11,000 hectares in and around Badgerys Creek will by then be home to a new Aerotropolis and 24-hour international airport, which the NSW government envisages will become Sydney’s newest central business district and industry hub.
This region of south-western Sydney is already busy with new transport infrastructure projects, better linking businesses and residents to Sydney CBD, Liverpool, Parramatta and Penrith.
It's expected that close to 1.2 million people will call Sydney home by 2030 and likely to be living in the South Western Sydney corridor.
Right now, building a new house in Austral or Leppington will position new residents to benefit as the aerotropolis emerges over the next few years.
Contact Code Homes today for more information on House & Land packages in these areas.
There is now a huge focus on sustainability through the new Basix requirements. More than ever, conservation of energy must be a major consideration in building a new home, for example, by installing solar panels, more efficient water heaters & air conditioning you can make your dwelling greener, but also on the building itself.
What does that mean?
The orientation of the home, the roof materials & light colour of the roof and claddings, but also the floor coverings, tusing double glazed windows and all other parts of the building can contribute towards a greener dwelling, with cost benefits to you in energy reduction and more comfortable living. So it's advisable to discuss with us about what we can offer to make your new home even better value.