Why Is Sydney's Housing Future in the Hands of a Horse Racing Club?

Sydney’s $5 Billion Housing Plan Hinges on Turf Club Members — Seriously?

As Sydney faces a worsening housing crisis, the NSW Government is putting its hopes in the hands of the Australian Turf Club (ATC). The plan? Convince 11,000 race club members to vote in favour of selling Rosehill Gardens Racecourse for $5 billion so the state can build housing and add a Metro station.

Premier Chris Minns says a no vote would be a “missed opportunity.” But instead of showing leadership, the government has ruled out compulsory acquisition — leaving the decision to a private club. That’s not planning. That’s wishful thinking.

This Isn’t Urban Planning — It’s Policy Paralysis

We’re not short on land. We’re short on leadership. Relying on a horse racing club to fix a housing crisis is not just flawed — it’s farcical. Sydney needs scalable, dependable solutions that don’t depend on club politics or fragile negotiations.

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