22-hectare land parcel.

1.4 kilometres of Sydney Harbour foreshore.

Barangaroo is being developed in three redevelopment areas – the Headland Park, Barangaroo Central and Northern Cove and Barangaroo South.

Construction is expected to commence late 2011.

Headland Park is expected to open late 2014.

Significant public works and remediation of contaminated underground material will be completed during the development.

A Climate Positive precinct exemplifying the next generation in environmental, economic and social sustainability:

• A water positive community by recycling and exporting more water than Barangaroo uses;
• A zero waste community by potentially reusing, reducing recycling more waste (from surrounding area) than Barangaroo generates;
• A carbon neutral community by generating more renewable energy than total net green house gas emissions from Barangaroo;
• District infrastructure such as decentralised water recycling, district harbour cooling, trigeneration and new renewable energy generation, providing locally generated services precinct wide and beyond to support the existing built fabric of the CBD;
• Community wellbeing valuing what matters to people and planet.
  

Download a presentation on Barangaroo’s sustainability objectives.

Approximately half the Barangaroo site will be dedicated to open space and public domain, with a new Headland Park at the northern end of the site.

Barangaroo will complete the 14 kilometre Sydney Foreshore Walk from Anzac Bridge to Woolloomooloo.

Barangaroo will include transport infrastructure such as a new ferry terminal and pedestrian links to connect Barangaroo to existing public transport networks.

Barangaroo will deliver a maximum of 508,300sqm of commercial, residential, tourism, retail and community space in the development zone, and 11,500sqm in the public domain.

Investment in Barangaroo is expected to exceed $AUD3 billion.

Barangaroo is planned to become a key commercial, residential and recreation precinct with over 22,000 workers and residents, and 33,000 visitors a day – a total of 12 million visitors a year.

Employment and training, through a green skilling and labour program, includes programs that exceed government targets for indigenous, long-term unemployed and youth

The Barangaroo Delivery Authority is a NSW government agency established under the Barangaroo Delivery Authority Act 2009.