All electric buildings in city’s future
Proposed new planning rules will require new residential buildings, large commercial buildings and hotels in our area to be all electric by 1 January 2027.

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Proposed new planning rules will require new residential buildings, large commercial buildings and hotels in our area to be all electric by 1 January 2027.
Our budget includes a new civic square, enhanced parks and venues, and expanded support for culture and communities.
Set to become the heart of the city, a civic space outside Sydney Town Hall has been in the works for more than 40 years.
Across the City of Sydney, women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, are driving innovation, sustainability and smart solutions.
The centuries-old imported tradition that ushered in the next term for people gathered on George Street.
Check out our proposed changes to planning rules by 23 August.
Support green space at Wentworth Park by signing a petition and writing to the NSW Government ministers responsible for the lease that allows greyhound racing.
We’re seeking applications from suitable organisations for 4 City of Sydney owned residential properties.
Our proposed designs will bring vibrancy back to the heart of Chinatown with creative lighting, improved flow and traditional cultural features.
We’d love to hear what you think about breathing new life into the district with vibrant streets, dazzling lights and cultural celebrations.
Two City of Sydney projects received Awards of Excellence by an expert panel of judges.
The City of Sydney has released our planned spend for the next financial year. Here's what's in it for you
Creating greater space for parks, heritage and getting around.
Twenty apartments in Glebe will be leased long-term to tenants on lower incomes at affordable rates.
Our discussion paper sees our city prepared for the future, able to withstand major shocks and stresses, and respond to a changing environment.
The Greater Cities Commission needs diverse views to help form its vision for Sydney.
Planning rules will improve energy efficiency and incorporate renewables in our city’s buildings
Smart online planning tools make property works and development easier.
As Sydney emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic, we’ve released an update on our plans to help revitalise our area.
The new plan paves the way for future growth and prosperity in the heart of Sydney.
What you need to know
New plans for Town Hall, City South and Chinatown will help transform Sydney into a destination city.
New planning rules to bring thousands of new jobs to the area.
30 cities sign the urban nature declaration
New performance standards to optimise energy efficiency.
Our plans to revitalise the historic strip.
We’re taking the lead on emissions reductions, following the latest warnings from climate scientists.
We put Sydney under the microscope with the city centre’s most detailed planning review in more than 4 decades.
How eliminating flash-flooding enabled the biggest urban renewal project in 100 years.
Renewable electricity is powering all City-owned properties since 1 July 2020.