About Us
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Project Name: Tamworth Star
Land Area: 50,000m²
Land Location:​​
2 minutes to the local primary school
5 minutes to the airport
6 minutes to the CBD
Low vacancy rate
Annual rental return rate up to 8%
Multiple layout options
Family-friendly
residential community
Close to childcare center
​LOCATION
Tamworth
Tamworth, located in northern New South Wales, Australia, about 400 kilometers from Sydney, is regarded as the "capital" of the New England North West region. With a population of over 64,500, the region aims to grow to 100,000 residents by 2040. Tamworth is seen as the economic engine of the New England and North West regions, with strong confidence in its future growth.
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Over the past two years, more than $300 million in development projects have been approved, highlighting the region's booming construction industry and its impact on the local economy. These projects include new tourism infrastructure, residential and industrial subdivisions, and major expansions of existing industrial and commercial facilities.
Country Music Capital
Every January, the famous Country Music Festival attracts enthusiastic participation from 50,000 music
lovers nationwide. But Tamworth's charm extends far beyond this.
Strolling through the city center, you will find the Hands of Fame Park, which features the handprints of over 300 country music stars and a giant golden guitar standing up to 12 meters tall. You can also pick up souvenirs at the Big Golden Guitar Tourist Centre.
2 mins to the local primary school
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5 mins to the airport
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6 mins to the CBD
Global Gateway Park
The Tamworth Regional Council has launched a multi-phase, large-scale business park and logistics project called the Tamworth Global Gateway Park (TGGP), aimed at significantly enhancing the city's economic landscape and providing long-term benefits to the broader region.
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Adjacent to Tamworth Regional Airport, which can accommodate Boeing 737-sized cargo planes, TGGP is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities in the transport, freight, manufacturing, and warehousing industries.
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TGGP is viewed as the new "economic engine" of northern New South Wales, with a purpose-built, dual-sided intermodal rail freight terminal soon to be constructed.
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Tourist Town
In Tamworth, you can explore the town's 150-year history through its buildings and landmarks, including the old railway station, breweries, mills, and schools, which serve as living museums preserving stories of the past. Today, Tamworth is a vibrant town known for its high-quality red wine, a growing retail industry, and a bustling downtown.
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The town has a lively tourist economy and rich artistic resources, such as the Tamworth Regional Gallery, a visitor information center, the Country Music Hall of Fame/Wax Museum, and the Capitol Theatre. Additionally, Tamworth features international-standard athletics facilities, an indoor sports center with seven courts, first-class lawn venues, and playing fields. The Australian Equine and Livestock Events Centre (AELEC) is a globally recognized facility.
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Transport
Tamworth Regional Airport presents significant international freight opportunities for emerging and expanding businesses. The continually developing airport also offers regular flights to regional hubs and major cities, including Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. The flight to Sydney takes 50 minutes, and the flight to Brisbane takes 1 hour and 10 minutes.
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Additionally, NSW TrainLink provides services from Tamworth to Sydney, as well as various long-distance coach services to other locations across New South Wales.
Shopping & Lifestyle
The Tamworth region offers beautiful natural outdoor spaces, year-round events, experiences for all ages, restaurants featuring high-quality local produce, a diverse range of retail options, and award-winning playgrounds.
Educational Resources
Tamworth serves 200,000 residents in the New England/North West region and is home to over 60 educational institutions with more than 2,500 staff members. Higher education options include TAFE Western, the University of Newcastle Rural Health, and the University of New England. The region also features 8 private schools, 30 public schools, and over 20 childcare centers to meet diverse educational needs.
Medical Facilities
Tamworth Hospital is the largest medical facility in New South Wales outside the Sydney-Wollongong-Newcastle metropolitan area. In addition, the region offers a range of medical centers and general practitioners.
Market Analysis
High Housing Demand
The increase in population has led to a demand
for housing that far exceeds the supply. This high
demand for housing is driving up property prices
in the Tamworth region.
Low Vacancy Rate
The vacancy rate in the Tamworth region remains below the healthy benchmark of 3.0% set by the Real Estate Institute of Australia. This indicates a high occupancy rate for rental properties, creating a favorable environment for investors.
Rising Rental Demand
With a large influx of new population and job opportunities entering Tamworth, the demand for
rental housing is rising, and rents continue to increase, providing stable rental returns for investors.
Address
15 Blaxland Way Westdale,
NSW 2340