Blacktown Health & Education Precinct

If your property is within the proposed Blacktown Health & Education Precinct, between Blacktown CBD and Blacktown Hospital, you may be impacted by new healthcare and education developments in Western Sydney.

Compulsory land acquisition for major infrastructure projects can be stressful, but with expert guidance, you can protect your rights and secure fair outcomes.

The project involves the staged development of more than 100,000 square metres of office, medical, and research facilities. It is part of the Council’s plan to expand health and education services in the region.

Key elements of the project include:

• • Private hospital and specialist medical facilities
  • Medical research institute and clinical education centres
  • Mixed-use commercial and office developments
  • Rezoning of existing residential and commercial land
  • Potential effects on land use and property value

To progress, the government may need to acquire land or negotiate easements with affected property owners.

Compulsory acquisition occurs when government authorities acquire private land for public projects like the Blacktown Health & Education Precinct. While the process is legally regulated, property owners are entitled to fair treatment and compensation.

The process typically involves:

1. 1. Notification – Formal notice that your land is required.
   2. Valuation – Independent assessment of market value and additional entitlements.
   3. Negotiation – Initial offer from the government, which can be contested.
   4. Compensation and Settlement – Payment is made, and land or easements are transferred.
   5. Dispute Resolution – Mediation or legal action if an agreement cannot be reached.

Understanding your rights at each stage is key to securing the best outcome.

If your property is affected by the Blacktown Health & Education Precinct, our team can support you at every stage:

• • Clear Guidance – We explain the process from notification to settlement.
  • Maximising Compensation – We get you the true market value and additional entitlements.
  • Negotiation and Advocacy – We represent you in talks with the acquiring authority.
  • Dispute Support – We protect your rights if fair compensation can’t be agreed upon.

Major projects like this can be complex, but professional support ensures your interests are protected. Contact us today to secure the compensation and advice you need.

Navigating compulsory acquisition can be daunting, but we’ve helped numerous property owners and businesses affected achieve favourable results.

Deep Expertise: Hones Lawyers specialise in compulsory acquisition cases across NSW.

Proven Results: Our team has secured maximum compensation for clients affected.

Compassionate Support: We understand the disruption and stress this process can bring and are here to lighten the burden.

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