The State Government has approved a $139 million warehousing estate at the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
The Barings Luddenham Industrial Park will create 250 ongoing roles and 390 construction jobs close to the new Western Sydney International Airport.
Deputy Premier and Minister for Western Sydney Prue Car said the estate will bring more job opportunities for locals.
“This investment is not just about warehouses, it’s about jobs, opportunity, and building a thriving future right here in the Aerotropolis,” Car said.
“More than 600 jobs will be created through this development, and it’s just the beginning of what is to come.”
The 19.4-hectare estate will offer a range of warehousing options from approximately 1,000 square metres up to 30,000 square metres, with a total of more than 63,500 square metres of floor area.
In addition to the warehousing use, the development is proposed to have an onsite café, ancillary office spaces, an estate road network, two landscaped open space areas, car parking and estate wide landscaping.
Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully said it helps lay the foundations for projected growth in the area.
“With the Western Sydney International Airport on the horizon and developments like this one gaining momentum, we’re laying the foundations for a western Sydney that’s more connected, more vibrant, and offers more opportunity than ever before,” Scully said.
Emily Chate
Emily Chate is a western Sydney-based journalist covering local news. A graduate of the University of Wollongong, Emily has contributed to The Daily Telegraph and worked as a freelance journalist. She has worked at The Western Weekender newspaper since 2024.
