Infinity Constructions is proud to be appointed builder for Acacia Apartments, a significant affordable housing project located in Green Square Town Centre, Alexandria.
Led by City West Housing, designed by AJC Architects and managed by Altus Group, the $255 million project will deliver 264 new social and affordable rental homes in one of Sydney’s most connected inner-city precincts.
Acacia Apartments will include 135 social housing apartments and 129 affordable rental apartments, helping provide critically needed homes for people on very low to moderate incomes.
Early works commenced in May 2026, marking an important milestone for a project shaped by quality, sustainability, collaboration and long-term community value.
A Major Affordable Housing Project for Inner Sydney
Acacia Apartments is located at 330–332 Botany Road, Alexandria, within Green Square Town Centre and the City of Sydney Local Government Area.
The site is positioned close to significant public transport, civic and community infrastructure, including Green Square Train Station, Green Square Library and Civic Plaza, Gunyama Park Aquatic and Recreation Centre, Matron Ruby Grant Park, Joynton Avenue Creative Centre and the Drying Green.
The land was residual land from the construction of the Ashmore Connector East Road, which connects Green Square to the Ashmore precinct. The City of Sydney nominated the site for affordable housing in perpetuity and sold the land to City West Housing at a discounted rate, helping support the delivery of long-term affordable rental housing in the area. As an experienced Sydney construction company, Infinity Constructions is proud to contribute to a project that will support housing access, community connection and long-term urban renewal in Green Square.
Supporting Affordable Homes Close to Work, Transport and Community
Acacia Apartments will provide safe, secure and affordable rental housing for lower-income households in one of Australia’s most expensive urban areas.
City West Housing has noted that more than 1,900 eligible households are currently on its waiting list in the City of Sydney. This project will help provide homes for residents who need to remain close to employment, transport, services and established community networks. The development forms part of City West Housing’s secured development pipeline of 536 affordable housing apartments in the City of Sydney, in addition to its existing portfolio of 964 apartments across the local area.
For Infinity Constructions, the appointment reflects the importance of delivering projects that combine construction excellence with meaningful community outcomes. This project also supports Infinity Constructions’ broader capability in affordable housing construction, including social housing, community housing and long-term rental housing delivery.
A Collaborative Funding and Delivery Model
Acacia Apartments is being delivered through a collaborative funding model involving government, community housing, and private-sector partners.
The project has received support through the Federal Government’s Housing Australia Future Fund Facility, as well as contributions from City of Sydney affordable housing developers and discounted land sale support.
The development has also secured construction finance through a Social Loan issued under the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s Social Loan Framework. Social loans are a form of sustainable finance used to support projects that address social issues or deliver positive outcomes for a target population. This funding structure reflects the broader collaboration required to deliver social and affordable housing at scale.
Built for Long-Term Affordability and Sustainability
Acacia Apartments has been designed to support long-term affordability, sustainability and resident wellbeing.
The development will be all-electric, with no natural gas in the building. It will also include solar PV panels, passive design strategies, communal open space and initiatives intended to reduce energy use and long-term operating costs.
The project also includes three-bedroom family units on lower floors and car-share spaces through a partnership with GoGet, helping reduce reliance on private car ownership.
These design decisions support the building’s long-term performance while helping residents benefit from homes that are comfortable, connected, and more affordable to operate.
This aligns closely with Infinity’s broader commitment to sustainable construction and to delivering projects that prioritize quality, performance, and long-term asset value.
Infinity Constructions’ Role as Builder
Infinity Constructions has been appointed as the builder for Acacia Apartments, bringing more than 30 years of experience in delivering complex projects across Sydney and Melbourne. Infinity is an ISO-certified, multi-award-winning builder with experience across commercial, accommodation, aged care, student housing, hospitality, adaptive reuse and complex residential projects.
Managing Director Alan Yazbek said Infinity is proud to partner with City West Housing on a project centred on “affordability, wellbeing and community,” while continuing to build on Infinity’s legacy of excellence in construction.
Projects of this nature require more than construction capability alone. They require disciplined coordination, clear communication, early planning and a practical understanding of how design decisions influence buildability, resident outcomes and long-term performance. Infinity’s role is to help bring the design intent to life through safe, well-managed and quality-focused construction delivery. This approach is supported by Infinity’s experience in early contractor involvement and design management, where buildability, risk management, stakeholder coordination and practical construction planning are considered early in the project lifecycle.
Collaboration Across Housing, Design and Construction
Acacia Apartments brings together an experienced project team across housing, architecture, planning, engineering, finance and construction.
City West Housing is the developer, owner and manager of the project. AJC Architects is the architect, Altus Group is the project manager, Ethos Urban is the planner, Nguluway Design Inc. is the landscape architect, Rider Levett Bucknall is the quantity surveyor, JBS&G is the environmental engineer, Northrop is the structural and civil engineer, Integrated Group Services is the building services engineer, Renzo Tonin is the acoustic engineer, and Prism Façades is the façade engineer.
Infinity is proud to work alongside this project team to help deliver a development shaped by long-term quality, sustainability, affordability and community value.
As one of the established commercial builders in Sydney, Infinity understands the importance of collaboration, communication and careful coordination across complex project teams.
Strengthening Sydney’s Affordable Housing Future
Acacia Apartments is an important example of what can be achieved when government, community housing providers, designers, financiers and builders work together with a shared purpose.
The project will help deliver much-needed social and affordable rental housing in a highly connected inner-city location, while supporting residents with access to transport, employment, services and community infrastructure. Infinity’s broader experience across accommodation construction, build-to-rent construction and complex residential projects provides a strong foundation for projects where long-term liveability, operational performance and asset quality matter.
Infinity Constructions looks forward to working with City West Housing, AJC Architects, Altus Group and the wider project team as Acacia Apartments progresses. You can view more of Infinity’s completed and current work in our project portfolio.
Acacia Apartments FAQs
What is Acacia Apartments?
Acacia Apartments is a major affordable housing project in Green Square Town Centre, Alexandria. The project is being delivered by City West Housing and will provide 264 new social and affordable rental homes.
Where is Acacia Apartments located?
Acacia Apartments is located at 330–332 Botany Road, Alexandria, close to Green Square Train Station, Green Square Library and Civic Plaza, Gunyama Park Aquatic and Recreation Centre and other local amenities.
Who is the builder for Acacia Apartments?
Infinity Constructions Group has been appointed as the builder for Acacia Apartments.
Who designed Acacia Apartments?
Acacia Apartments has been designed by AJC Architects, with Altus Group managing the project.
How many homes will Acacia Apartments deliver?
The project will deliver 264 new homes, including 135 social housing apartments and 129 affordable rental apartments.
What sustainability features are included?
The project includes an all-electric design with no natural gas, solar PV panels, passive design strategies, communal open space, and car-share spaces to support long-term sustainability and reduce operating costs.
When did construction commence?
Early works construction commenced in May 2026.
