Growth and development in Edmondson Park NSW
Edmondson Park railway station opened on 8 February 2015 on the South West Rail Link, and the Ed Square town centre with its supermarket and cinema followed. By the 2021 Census the suburb held 12,080 people, on land where the first residential lots had sold only nine years earlier. That is about as fast as a suburb is built in Australia, and speed is what a defect list measures. Neighbouring suburbs are at the same point: Bardia 1.4 kilometres south, Horningsea Park 2.1 north, Prestons 2.8 north east, Carnes Hill 3 north, Glenfield 3.2 east and Denham Court 4 south west.
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The railway station opened on 8 February 2015 on the South West Rail Link.
The 2021 Census counted 12,080 residents.
Ed Square is the town centre, with a supermarket and cinema.
Six suburbs sit within four kilometres, all building at the same time.
Trade pressure across a corridor shows up as finish defects long before structural ones.
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Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Edmondson Park. Licensed building practitioners.
