Project overview
Bega NSW 2550
We’re transforming the vacant site on Barrack and East Street into a vibrant new community.
A former TAFE site, we acquired the vacant land at Barrack and East Street through close collaboration with TAFE NSW.
The Barrack and East Street project is part of our plan to address the housing crisis by unlocking surplus government land and boosting housing supply for more people, including seniors, families, key workers and those on the social housing wait list.
The project will create a 72-lot subdivision, making space for around 95 future homes and providing more housing choices for the local community.
Designed with community in mind, the subdivision will include:
- infrastructure to support a mix of private, social and affordable housing lots
- space for single dwellings, duplexes and seniors’ housing
- safe, connected walking paths and improved streets
- landscaping and street lighting to enhance amenity
- a detention basin to manage stormwater and protect the environment.
Working with Bega Valley Shire Council to deliver better outcomes
We are working together with Bega Valley Shire Council on an ongoing basis. Our goal is to work together to make sure social housing meets the needs of the local community, both now and in the future.
By repurposing government-owned land to increase housing supply, we will:
- ease significant housing stress in the region
- create new job opportunities
- strengthen the community for all Bega residents.
Have your say on Bega's new housing
Community consultation is now open and will run until 18 December 2025. You can explore all project documents in the resources section below.
Your feedback will help shape the future of housing in Bega. To share your feedback or if you have any questions, please contact the Community Engagement team:
- Phone: 1800 738 718 (leave us a voicemail and we'll call you back)
- Email: CommunityEngagement@homes.nsw.gov.au
Community drop-in sessions
Thank you to everyone who attended our community drop-in sessions on 2 and 3 December 2025 at Bega Valley Commemorative Civic Centre.
Across Bega and the state, we’re listening to communities and delivering quality homes and services that change lives and end homelessness.
Related resources
- Aboricultural impact assessment report (PDF 18.87MB)
- Aboriginal heritage due diligence (PDF 9.3MB)
- AHIMS (PDF 755.45KB)
- Biodiversity assessment report (PDF 11.57MB)
- Bushfire assessment report (PDF 1.36MB)
- Civil plans (PDF 14.16MB)
- Environmental detailed site investigation, part 1 (PDF 11.15MB)
- Environmental detailed site investigation, part 2 (PDF 14.22MB)
- Environmental detailed site investigation, part 3 (PDF 14.47MB)
- Environmental excavated natural material report (PDF 14.99MB)
- Environmental remediation action plan (PDF 6.12MB)
- Flood report (PDF 24.59MB)
- Geotechnical report, part 1 (PDF 23.92MB)
- Geotechnical report, part 2 (PDF 23MB)
- Landscape plans (PDF 11.56MB)
- Noise impact assessment (PDF 3.37MB)
- Road safety review (PDF 4.05MB)
- Section 10.7 planning certificates, part 1 (PDF 23.66MB)
- Section 10.7 planning certificates, part 2 (PDF 11.3MB)
- Slope management report (PDF 1.22MB)
- Statement of heritage impact (PDF 11.33MB)
- Statement of heritage impact addendum (PDF 3.72MB)
- Stormwater management report (PDF 12.68MB)
- Subdivision plan (PDF 421.88KB)
- Survey plans (PDF 3.3MB)
- Title and deposited plan (PDF 316.41KB)
- Traffic impact assessment (PDF 4.7MB)
