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Norwest Business Park
The Norwest Business Park is a business park in the suburbs of Norwest and Bella Vista in the local government area of The Hills Shire in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Norwest Business Park is bordered by Windsor Road to the east, and Old Windsor Road to the west, with Norwest Boulevard stretching the length of the park between the two main arterial roads. Over 400 companies are located in the park, employing more than 25,000 people. The complex consists of a mix of commercial, professional and health-care services provided to the population of Sydney's Hills District.
The business park has as tenants two shopping centres, hotels and serviced apartments, two service stations, gyms, alternative health services, medical centres, professional services, banks, child care centres, business hub post office, waterways and landscaped public open spaces. Projected employment is 32,000 by 2031. The park is 172 hectares in area and currently has 800 businesses.[citation needed] Occupied space is currently 500,000m² with potential for a total of 1.7 million m².[citation needed]
The park was established in 1983, during the Sydney housing boom. Farms had previously occupied the area. The park grew with the expanding population of the area, and the first business to be constructed was the Baulkham Hills Coles supermarket, known as Norwest Markettown.
In 1993, Cathay Pacific paid $5.2M for land in Norwest business park to establish a $260 million international data centre. This solidified the park as a serious business hub and represented 16 per cent of the first stage of Norwest Business Park development.
The expansion of the Hillsong Church in the area saw a corresponding expansion in the businesses of the area. In 2005, the Woolworths head office was constructed, and now employs several thousand staff. Cafes and restaurants also serve the park.
Other large-scale corporations in the Norwest Business Park include Vertiv, ResMed, AAMI Insurance, Fitness First gym, and one of the Reserve Bank of Australia's data centres.
Subaru Australia has an office in Baulkham Hills part of this business area.
Norwest also houses Australia's largest law firm (by partner numbers), HWL Ebsworth.
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Norwest Business Park
The Norwest Business Park is a business park in the suburbs of Norwest and Bella Vista in the local government area of The Hills Shire in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Norwest Business Park is bordered by Windsor Road to the east, and Old Windsor Road to the west, with Norwest Boulevard stretching the length of the park between the two main arterial roads. Over 400 companies are located in the park, employing more than 25,000 people. The complex consists of a mix of commercial, professional and health-care services provided to the population of Sydney's Hills District.
The business park has as tenants two shopping centres, hotels and serviced apartments, two service stations, gyms, alternative health services, medical centres, professional services, banks, child care centres, business hub post office, waterways and landscaped public open spaces. Projected employment is 32,000 by 2031. The park is 172 hectares in area and currently has 800 businesses.[citation needed] Occupied space is currently 500,000m² with potential for a total of 1.7 million m².[citation needed]
The park was established in 1983, during the Sydney housing boom. Farms had previously occupied the area. The park grew with the expanding population of the area, and the first business to be constructed was the Baulkham Hills Coles supermarket, known as Norwest Markettown.
In 1993, Cathay Pacific paid $5.2M for land in Norwest business park to establish a $260 million international data centre. This solidified the park as a serious business hub and represented 16 per cent of the first stage of Norwest Business Park development.
The expansion of the Hillsong Church in the area saw a corresponding expansion in the businesses of the area. In 2005, the Woolworths head office was constructed, and now employs several thousand staff. Cafes and restaurants also serve the park.
Other large-scale corporations in the Norwest Business Park include Vertiv, ResMed, AAMI Insurance, Fitness First gym, and one of the Reserve Bank of Australia's data centres.
Subaru Australia has an office in Baulkham Hills part of this business area.
Norwest also houses Australia's largest law firm (by partner numbers), HWL Ebsworth.
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