Perth’s urban sprawl hits the wall
Perth has long relied on a clear-and-flatten rule on its sand plain for housing construction. Now there are moves to reject the system, along with a dangerous fringe development at North Stoneville. Has Perth’s urban sprawl hit the wall? Perhaps greener, transit-led urban regeneration now has a chance.
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