Community information page • Maroubra NSW • Updated September 2026
8–30 YORKTOWN PARADE, MAROUBRA

8–30 Yorktown Parade,
Maroubra

HAVE YOUR SAY

A community voice on the proposed redevelopment and its impact on the surrounding neighbourhood.

What is proposed?

84approx. social homes
7storeys proposed
47approx. resident parking spaces
3,440 m²site area
Important: Homes NSW says the redevelopment is currently in planning and community feedback is open until 7 October 2026. It says an SSDA is intended to be lodged with the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure in late 2026, when a further public exhibition and submission opportunity is expected.

Issues residents may wish to consider

This site does not tell you what view to take. These are topics residents can examine against the final plans and supporting studies.

Verified project links

Homes NSW project page ↗

NSW Planning Portal — demolition documents ↗

The current redevelopment concept and the earlier demolition process are distinct. The demolition activity was separately exhibited under reference P5-2026-246.

Useful questions

Ask for measurable information: shadow diagrams by season and hour; overlooking distances; setbacks; traffic counts; parking assumptions; tree-retention plans; demolition controls; hazardous-material testing; vibration thresholds; and how feedback changes the design.

Create your feedback email

Select recipients and issues, add your own experience, then open the draft in your email app. Nothing you type here is uploaded or stored by this page.

Community organisers — copy830yorktownmaroubra@gmail.com
Homes NSW Community Engagementcommunityengagement@homes.nsw.gov.au
Michael Daley MP — Member for Maroubramaroubra@parliament.nsw.gov.au
Rose Jackson MLC — Minister for Housingoffice@jackson.minister.nsw.gov.au
Paul Scully MP — Minister for Planning and Public Spaceswollongong@parliament.nsw.gov.au
Matt Thistlethwaite MP — Member for Kingsford SmithMatt.Thistlethwaite.MP@aph.gov.au

Organiser copy: A copy is also selected for the community organisers at 830yorktownmaroubra@gmail.com. You can untick it before opening your email if you do not want to send them a copy.

Tip: send from your own email account and personalise the draft. Public offices generally give more weight to correspondence that identifies the sender and explains their own concerns.

Email text copied.

Suggested email structure

The generated draft identifies the project, states that the sender is providing community feedback, lists only the issues the sender selected, includes their own comments, and asks that their feedback be considered and answered. Edit it freely before sending.