Australian Technology Park_概况_政策_规划_Australian Technology Park隶属于国家级类型园区，占地0.1平方公里

Investment

Price of land：	236.0list.parkMu2 (Subject to actual policy)	Subsidy on land:	- list.parkMu2
Environmental protection requirement:	Yes / Sustainability initiatives	Tax on land:	- list.parkMu2
Factory rental price range:	15 ~ 25 US$/month•㎡	Factory sale price range:	500 ~ 800 US$/㎡
Office rental price range:	40 ~ 60 US$/month•㎡	Office sale price range:	1100 ~ 1500 US$/㎡

Price of land：

236.0list.parkMu2

(Subject to actual policy)

Subsidy on land:

- list.parkMu2

Environmental protection requirement:

Yes / Sustainability initiatives

Tax on land:

- list.parkMu2

Factory rental price range:

15 ~ 25 US$/month•㎡

Factory sale price range:

500 ~ 800 US$/㎡

Office rental price range:

40 ~ 60 US$/month•㎡

Office sale price range:

1100 ~ 1500 US$/㎡

Intro

Mirvac’s vision for South Eveleigh is to create a vibrant new precinct that combines world class work, retail and community spaces. Mirvac will conserve, interpret and celebrate the precinct’s rich and significant heritage assets and stories.

The redevelopment of South Eveleigh precinct commenced in January 2016, and will include the delivery of three new buildings for commercial, retail, and community purposes, as well as landscaping and public domain improvements to ensure that South Eveleigh connects to the wider precinct and local community.

The redevelopment of South Eveleigh and the Locomotive Workshop is informed by Stage 1 of our Heritage Interpretation Strategy, developed last year by Curio Projects in consultation with the community and stakeholders. This strategy provides initial direction around how the heritage buildings and artefacts will inform and shape the site’s transformation. As part of the SSDAs, we will be considering the heritage interpretation and will commence planning for the Stage 2 Interpretation Plan.

Key to this process will be to retain the existing Blacksmith operation, the exploration of opportunities to increase public activation of the building and provide heritage display areas alongside a range of innovative commercial and artisan retail spaces.

Mirvac is seeking development consent for the redevelopment of the Locomotive Workshop through the submission of two separate SSDAs that relate to the Eastern portion (being Bays 1-4a) and Western portion (being Bays 5-13 and Bay 15).

Area:	0.1 k㎡	Information:	+61 420 317 052
Address:	Locomotive St, Eveleigh NSW 2015, Australia
Industries:	Digital Innovation，Events And Exhibitions，Life Sciences，Media，Integrated，IT，Biotechnology

Water:	2.08 US$/m³	Commercial electricity tariff:	0.1530 US$/kWh
Heavy industry electricity tariff:	0.1428 US$/kWh	Industrial electricity tariff (peak):	0.1683 US$/kWh
Industrial electricity tariff (off-peak):	0.1428 US$/kWh	Industrial electricty tariff (average):	0.1571 US$/kWh
Natural gas:	1.79 US$/m³	Water treatment:	- US$/t.
Minimum wage:	2876 US$/month	Ordinary worker:	4470 US$/month
Land value tax:	-

Distance to freight station:	1.0 mile from Macdonaldtown Station	Distance to railway station:	0.6 mile from Redfern Station
Distance to habor:	7.5 miles from Hutchison Port Sydeny	Distance to airport:	6.7 miles from Sydeny Airport
Introduction of district:	Eveleigh is an inner-city suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Eveleigh is located about 3 kilometres south of the Sydney central business district and is part of the local government area of the City of Sydney.
Roads logistics:	Parramatta Road was opened in 1811, which is one of Sydney's oldest roads and Australia's first highway between two cities – Sydney CBD and Parramatta.
Railway logistics:	Sydney's railway was first constructed in 1854 with progressive extension to the network to serve both freight and passengers across the city, suburbs, and beyond to country NSW.
Residential housing price in this city:	14000 US$/㎡
Support for residing in Park:	The Exhibition Hall at Australian Technology Park is the largest event space in the Doltone House collection with the capacity for 4,600pax theatre style and seats 2,080 guests banquet style.
Living environment:	An exciting place and surrounding community in which to work, study, play and live.
Access to supermarkets:	SPAR, Kk Supermarket
Commerical enviornment:	The ATP is the home to almost 100 technology start-ups and represents Australia’s major technology focused park—Australia’s closest equivalent to a ‘Silicon Valley’.
Access to shopping malls:	Broadway Sydney, Central Park Mall
Access to hotels:	Hotel Palisade, InterContinental Sydney
Access to leisure and entertainment:	Sydney Park, Alexandria Park
Access to healthcare:	Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, St Vincent's Hospital Sydney
Access to education:	KU Sunbeam Preschool, KU James Cahill Preschool

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