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Tweed House

An apartment development in Tweed Heads West by Land and Housing Corporation NSW, currently construction complete.

Location: Tweed Heads West, Tweed Coast
Residence: Bedroom configuration on application
Status: Construction Complete

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What is worth verifying before you buy.

This profile is built from public sources: council development-application records, the developer's own disclosures and, where available, the project's official website. Council records describe the approved use as: Residential flat building comprising 40 units for social housing (NRPP). Additional detail on record — amenities: landscaped garden, generous entry space; expected completion: Construction Complete. Buyers should independently verify current availability, pricing, inclusions, contract terms and expected completion timing before proceeding.

Land and Housing Corporation NSW's track record: past projects include Midtown Mac Park (delivering over 400 social homes). Confirm current financial standing before committing.

Review council DA DA19/0865 (Determined) and any conditions of consent.

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Verified project data

Development details on record.

Address: 33-35 Boyd Street, Tweed Heads West NSW 2485
Developer: Land and Housing Corporation NSW
Builder: Woollam Construction
Construction stage: Construction Complete
Expected completion: Construction Complete
Council DA status: Determined (DA19/0865)
Starting price: Price on application
Number of residences: 40
Key amenities: landscaped garden, generous entry space
Buyer incentives: None disclosed
Developer founded: 2009
Developer head office: Ashfield, NSW
Developer market segment: Social; Affordable

Land and Housing Corporation NSW's notable past projects: 22 new social homes (Western Sydney); 33 new social homes (Pagewood)

Developer reputation (public sources): The Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC), now called Homes NSW, chose insolvent company Matrix Group Co as its main contractor to build four public housing homes in Wagga (https://regionriverina.com.au/asic-confirmed-solvency-of-insolvent-company-paid-to-build-wagga-public-housing-homes-nsw-says/57332/) Source ↗︎

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