Development & Infrastructure

Adelaide Airport is undergoing a major upgrade project worth AUD 165 million, which includes expanding the terminal building and adding new amenities such as a premium food and beverage precinct, a duty-free store, and more retail options. The upgrade aims to improve the overall passenger experience and increase the airport's capacity to accommodate more flights and airlines. The project includes expanding the terminal building, creating a new arrivals hall, installing new baggage carousels, upgrading security screening equipment, and enhancing car parking facilities.
The airport upgrade also involves building new taxiways and aircraft parking bays to accommodate larger planes. The project is expected to generate hundreds of jobs and boost the local economy. The upgrade is set to transform Adelaide Airport into a world-class airport and strengthen South Australia's position as a global tourism and business destination.

The South Road Superway is a major road infrastructure project that aims to improve traffic flow and safety on Adelaide's busiest road. The project includes a 4.8km elevated roadway, overpass bridges, and a new cycling and pedestrian path. . The Superway was designed to improve traffic flow and travel times for commuters, as well as increase the efficiency of freight transport to and from the Port of Adelaide. It includes the construction of seven new overpasses, a rail bridge, and pedestrian and cycling facilities. The Superway has significantly improved the connectivity of the region, reducing congestion and increasing safety for all road users.

The Lot Fourteen Development is a multi-billion dollar project that aims to transform a former hospital site in the heart of Adelaide into a world-class innovation precinct. The project includes new office spaces, research facilities, and a startup hub. The development is expected to attract high-tech businesses and create thousands of jobs in the region. It is a 7-hectare site that was formerly the Royal Adelaide Hospital, and is now being transformed into an innovation precinct that will attract local and international businesses, entrepreneurs, researchers and investors. The development features state-of-the-art buildings, green spaces, and heritage-listed buildings that have been repurposed to accommodate research facilities, technology start-ups, and cultural events. The precinct will also be home to the Australian Space Agency headquarters and the Mission Control Centre for the Australian Space Discovery Centre, positioning Adelaide as a leader in the global space industry.

The Adelaide Oval Hotel is a new AUD 42 million hotel development located inside the Adelaide Oval cricket stadium. The hotel offers 138 rooms and suites with views of the oval and the city skyline. The development aims to attract more tourists to the city and boost the local economy. The hotel is located in the heart of the city, making it an ideal place to stay for sports fans and tourists alike. It is also a popular venue for events and conferences, with its state-of-the-art facilities and stunning views. The Adelaide Oval Hotel has received numerous awards for its exceptional design and service.

The North-South Corridor is a major road infrastructure project that aims to improve traffic flow and safety along Adelaide's major arterial route. The project includes the construction of a 10.5km motorway, tunnels, bridges, and new cycling and pedestrian paths. Other sections, including the Darlington Upgrade, the Regency Road to Pym Street project, and the Northern Connector, are currently under construction. Once completed, the North-South Corridor is expected to provide improved access to key employment, health, and education precincts, as well as better connectivity between Adelaide's northern and southern suburbs. The project is expected to cost AUD 7 billion and is scheduled to be completed in 2029.