Renmark Paringa Council Approves New Housing Project

0:00Welcome to Adelaide News today, two minutes of news that matter to Adelaide. A growing region in South Australia is tackling its housing shortage head-on. The Rinnmark Peringa Council has approved a key infrastructure project to open up land for more than 500 new homes on the edge of Rinnmark. Last month, they greenlit the expansion of the Rinnmark West Community Wastewater Management System. This $3 million plan, developed over 10 years, will service large 2,000 square meter blocks designed for rural neighborhood living. Costs will be covered through contributions from developers. Mayor Peter Hunter says the area is a prime growth zone, with demand rising for affordable options outside the big cities. Rinnmark's population is expanding fast, and locals want homes that offer space close to town, but with a relaxed vibe. Local estate experts agree they're strong interest in rural residential land right now. Local builders have waiting lists of clients eager to construct, as sales heat up in the

1:01riverland area. House prices in regional South Australia jumped 11.7% last year to a median of $489,000. Buyers are drawn to Rinnmark's lower costs, about half of Metro Adelaide, and its appealing lifestyle. D&N is sponsored by our partner. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Stay back and listen, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O dot com.