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City council silent on $6m budget cut for market redevelopment
Adelaide City Council has slashed its Central Market Arcade project budget by nearly a quarter, but won’t say why as it’s “commercial-in-confidence”.
Adelaide City Council has slashed its Central Market Arcade project budget by nearly a quarter, but won’t say why as it’s “commercial-in-confidence”.
Construction on the $400 million Central Market Arcade redevelopment is set to begin in June next year – nine months after the original September start date – but the developer in charge says the project is still on track.
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Today, readers comment on moves by senior South Australian Liberals to step up recruitment in Pentecostal churches, the AFL’s umpiring issues, and the Central Market Arcade redevelopment.
EXCLUSIVE: Construction on the Central Market Arcade redevelopment has been pushed back until next year, as management continues talks to lure high-profile retailers and restaurants to a new food precinct which could operate 24/7.
The $400m Adelaide Central Market Arcade redevelopment has been approved by the State Commission Assessment Panel, with construction set to begin later this year.
The SA Housing Authority says the proposed $400 million redevelopment of the Central Market Arcade has not met government rules for affordable housing, with the project set to go before the state’s peak planning body this week.