In the future, more people will be living in our suburbs, let's have a conversation about the housing and transport needs of our community.
Our community is growing and changing. More people than ever before are choosing to call our City home, and the types of housing people need is evolving. Our current housing options can’t keep up with demand.
As our community grows, we face important decisions about how and where we live, how we move around our neighbourhoods, and how we care for our environment. Planning now will shape the future of our City.
If we want our neighbourhoods to evolve in ways that reflect our values and meet our needs, we need to plan ahead, together. By planning now, we can support liveable and more connected neighbourhoods where all people can thrive.
Learn more about this project and housing and transport statistics and trends.
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Housing
Transport
Discussion Paper
Join the conversation
We invite you to join the conversation and help Council prepare Housing Diversity and Integrated Transport Strategies that will underpin a City Masterplan.
Let’s talk about:
- What you love about your local area
- Types of housing and infrastructure that can meet our community’s changing needs
- How we make our city a great place for our current and future community
During the Towards 2050 Community Conversation, we are also holding workshops with High Schools and Council's Disability Access and Inclusion Group – plus gathering feedback at local events and high use community facilities.
Prize draw!
Participate in the Towards 2050 - Community Conversation to go in the draw to WIN 1 of 2 $100 Shop Local Gift Cards. Click here for more information including a full list of participating businesses. T&C's apply.
Conversation closes, 5pm Friday 5 December 2025
Online
Share what matters most to you about planning for our future neighbourhoods:
- Map housing, transport or infrastructure ideas or what our love about our city
- Answer a live quick poll question
- Add to our comment wall
- Complete a feedback form
Listening posts
Pop in and have a one on one chat to share your ideas with a member of the project team. No registration required.
- Westfield Tea Tree Plaza, Friday 10 Oct 2pm-4pm
- Grove Shopping Centre, Tuesday 14 Oct 12pm - 2pm
- Grove Shopping Centre, Monday 27 Oct 10.30am-12.30pm
- Civic Centre Library, Wednesday 12 Nov 10am–12pm (571 Montague Road, Modbury)
Community workshop
The community workshop was held on Saturday 8 November 2–4pm (Modbury)
Contact Us
Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Phone | (08) 8397 7444 |
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| Website | www.cttg.sa.gov.au |
| In writing | City of Tea Tree Gully |