After years of waiting due to NSW Government red tape, Kiama Council is pleased to announce the listing of five Council-owned residential lots at 17–25 Glenbrook Drive, Kiama.

The sale of the land will be a key milestone in the delivery of Council’s Advocacy Plan and a significant step toward addressing local housing needs and long-term financial sustainability.

The lots are listed with First National Coast & Country and will go to auction on 25 October.

Kiama Mayor Cameron McDonald said the listings represent a positive and long-awaited achievement for Council and the community.

“This is a win for the community and for our Council’s advocacy efforts,” he said.

“The listing of the Glenbrook Drive lots was one of our key Advocacy Plan objectives, and I’m proud we’ve now achieved it.

"It shows that when we set goals and work together, we can deliver real progress for Kiama.”

While the sale of the Glenbrook Drive marks a significant milestone, the Mayor noted that more work lies ahead.

“We still have important advocacy priorities to deliver - particularly the lifting of restrictive covenants on Council’s Spring Creek landholdings,” he said.

“Unlocking this land would allow us to provide more housing and employment lands for our growing community, which would in turn help support local families, and strengthen Council’s ability to deliver essential services in a financially sustainable way.”