Oran Park
29 DAs lodged · last 90 daysMarket Intelligence
DAs Lodged
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past 90 days · NSW Planning Portal
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Median Project Value
$599,463
DAs lodged, past 90 days
Median Approval Time
34 days
approved DAs, last 12 months
As of 14 July 2026, Oran Park recorded 29 — Development applications lodged in Oran Park in the past 90 days (NSW Planning Portal)
As of 14 July 2026, Oran Park recorded $599,463 — Median estimated cost of development for DAs lodged in Oran Park in the past 90 days (NSW Planning Portal)
As of 14 July 2026, Oran Park recorded 34 days — Median lodgement-to-determination time for approved DAs in Oran Park, last 12 months (NSW Planning Portal)
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Recent Development Applications
Total dev. value
$6,300,888
Development types
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PAN-653679
Modification Application6 BURKE STREET ORAN PARK 2570
Dwelling house; Erection of a new structure
2-storey · 4 new dwellings
PAN-612379
10 MOFFAT STREET ORAN PARK 2570
Demolition; Alterations or additions to an existing building or structure; Public Reserve
$117,699
PAN-653159
1 WEBBER LOOP ORAN PARK 2570
Secondary dwelling; Dwelling house; Erection of a new structure; Residential Accommodation
$1,001,000
2-storey · 2 new dwellings
PAN-653241
23 WEBBER LOOP ORAN PARK 2570
Secondary dwelling; Dwelling house; Erection of a new structure; Residential Accommodation
$1,001,000
2-storey · 2 new dwellings
PAN-616488
1 FENNER TERRACE ORAN PARK 2570
Subdivision
$2,839,618
via Council staff under delegated authority
PAN-648287
16 HOLLIDAY CIRCUIT ORAN PARK 2570
Subdivision
$30,000
PAN-646597
59 CLARENCE CIRCUIT ORAN PARK 2570
Dwelling house; Erection of a new structure
$552,831
1-storey · 1 new dwelling
via Council staff under delegated authority
PAN-645445
Modification Application3 ALBINA STREET ORAN PARK 2570
Dual occupancy; Erection of a new structure; Dual occupancy (attached)
$645,330
2-storey · 2 new dwellings
via Council staff under delegated authority
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Planning a new home, extension, or renovation in Oran Park and need a builder who knows Camden Council's planning controls, local soil conditions, and the realities of building in South West Sydney's fastest-growing corridor?
Oran Park Development Activity: What's Being Built Right Now
Oran Park sits within one of NSW's most active residential growth corridors. The 2570 postcode supports six major educational institutions with an average ICSEA score of 1,042 (PLDL local school data), and a resident population that is rapidly transitioning from greenfield estate buyers to established homeowners investing in upgrades, extensions, and secondary dwellings.
The demographic profile matters for construction: the average taxable income across the area's 37,835 individual taxpayers is $73,383, with a median of $59,861 (ATO tax statistics, PLDL local data). This income band correlates strongly with mid-to-upper-spec residential construction, engineered stone benchtops, double garages, dedicated home-office fitouts, and multi-generational floor plans that accommodate extended families.
The suburb's large secondary school enrolments, Oran Park High School at 1,579 students and St Benedict's Catholic College at 1,074, reflect the scale of family demand in the area. Builders covering this corridor regularly report strong pipelines of 4-5 bedroom family homes, granny flats, and single-storey extensions designed around study zones and multi-generational living.
Note: Project volume and DA counts specific to Oran Park are not available in the current data set. Subscribe to free DA alerts for Oran Park to track new applications as they are lodged with Camden Council.
Cost to Build in Oran Park: What to Budget
Build costs in Oran Park reflect both the region's rapid growth and its site-specific conditions. The following ranges are indicative only, sourced from ABS building approvals cost-per-dwelling data and local builder benchmarks. They should not be used as a substitute for a formal quote.
- Standard single-storey home (volume builder spec): Indicatively $1,600-$2,200/m² (ABS-attributed, indicative)
- Custom or architect-designed home: Indicatively $2,400-$3,800/m² (ABS-attributed, indicative)
- Single-storey extension or renovation: Indicatively $2,000-$3,200/m² (ABS-attributed, indicative)
- Granny flat (to 60m²): Indicatively $120,000-$200,000 turnkey (ABS-attributed, indicative)
Use the build cost calculator to generate a suburb-specific estimate, or check current material prices for framing, cladding, and fit-out benchmarks.
What Drives Cost in Oran Park Specifically
Several local factors push costs above Sydney-wide averages in this corridor:
- Soil classification: The 2570 postcode includes reactive clay profiles requiring Class M or H1 slab engineering, adding to footing costs.
- Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) ratings: Properties near Cobbitty and Grasmere fringe areas may require BAL-12.5 or higher construction specifications.
- Camden Council infrastructure levies: Section 7.11 contributions apply to new dwellings and secondary structures and vary by development type.
- Trades availability: High construction volume across Leppington, Gledswood Hills, and neighbouring estates creates trade competition, experienced local builders with established subcontractor relationships deliver more reliable scheduling.
Camden Council DA Approvals: What Oran Park Homeowners Need to Know
All development applications for Oran Park are assessed by Camden Council. This includes new dwellings, extensions over 50m², granny flats that do not meet complying development criteria, and most commercial or mixed-use projects.
Median determination days specific to Camden Council or Oran Park DAs are not available in the current data set. To monitor real approval timelines as DAs are decided near your property, set up a free DA alert.
What Typically Slows Approval in the Camden LGA
- Incomplete documentation: Missing Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE), shadow diagrams, or BASIX certificates are the most common triggers for information requests that pause the clock.
- Bushfire or flooding overlays: Properties in Asset Protection Zones require additional referrals to NSW Rural Fire Service, extending timelines materially.
- Heritage or biodiversity constraints: Cobbitty and Grasmere interfaces carry heritage and vegetation overlays that require specialist reports.
- Design guide non-compliance: Camden's residential design controls specify setbacks, façade articulation, and landscaping ratios. Designs prepared without reference to the Camden Development Control Plan (DCP) frequently require redesign.
Engaging a builder or architect familiar with Camden Council's DCP before lodgement, rather than after, is the single most effective way to reduce determination time in this LGA. Browse the Oran Park professional directory to find practitioners with Camden Council experience.
Oran Park Project Types: Indicative Costs & Approval Pathways
| Project Type | Indicative Cost Range | Typical Approval Pathway | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| New single-storey home (volume spec) | $480,000-$700,000+ | Complying Development Certificate (CDC) or DA | CDC fastest where site meets R2 zone CDC standards; soil report required |
| Custom architect-designed home | $750,000-$1,500,000+ | DA via Camden Council | Design guides and BASIX apply; allow for longer pre-lodgement design phase |
| Single-storey extension | $120,000-$400,000+ | CDC (if exempt/complying) or DA | Setback and height compliance critical; heritage overlays may apply near older lots |
| Granny flat (secondary dwelling) | $120,000-$200,000 | CDC preferred route under SEPP Housing 2021 | Max 60m²; lot size ≥450m²; owner-occupier rules apply in some zones |
| Kitchen/bathroom renovation | $25,000-$90,000+ | Generally exempt development | Structural changes or plumbing relocation may trigger CDC or DA |
| Dual occupancy | $700,000-$1,400,000+ | DA via Camden Council | Zone permissibility and minimum lot size apply; check Camden LEP |
All cost figures are indicative only (ABS-attributed). Approval pathway depends on individual site characteristics and current Camden Council planning instruments. Confirm with a registered architect or accredited certifier before committing to a pathway.
Building in Oran Park: The Local Context That Changes Your Brief
Oran Park is not a typical suburban infill market. It is a rapidly maturing greenfield corridor where the homeowner profile is shifting from first-home buyers accepting volume-builder inclusions to established families reinvesting in quality and liveability.
With 55-62% of students at government primary schools coming from language backgrounds other than English (PLDL local school data), and a high proportion of multi-generational households, Oran Park builders regularly work on briefs that include:
- Separate living quarters or connected granny flats for parents or in-laws
- Dedicated study rooms designed for secondary school students (Oran Park High School alone enrols 1,579 students)
- Home offices sized for professional residents, the area's average taxable income of $73,383 (ATO, PLDL local data) supports a significant proportion of knowledge-worker households
- Energy-efficient builds that reduce running costs on larger family floor plans
Builders who understand these brief drivers, not just the structural and planning requirements, deliver homes that retain value in this market. The Oran Park builder and architect directory lists practitioners who specify their experience with Camden Council DAs and multi-generational design.
Nearby suburbs including Leppington, Gledswood Hills, Cobbitty, and Grasmere share many of the same planning controls and site conditions. If your project straddles a suburb boundary, confirm the precise council assessment pathway with a local certifier before engaging a builder.
For broader guidance on the construction process, owner-builder obligations, and how to read a building contract, visit the construction guides library.
Stay Ahead of Development in Oran Park
The two most useful things you can do right now: sign up for free DA alerts to be notified the moment a development application is lodged near your Oran Park address, useful whether you are a homeowner monitoring neighbour activity, a tradesperson prospecting for work, or an investor tracking the pipeline, and browse the Oran Park builder and architect directory to find licensed practitioners with demonstrated Camden Council experience who are accepting new projects in the 2570 postcode.