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Five construction professionals at The Store Newcastle rooftop with completed towers and coastal backdrop visible
✓ Newcastle HeraldMoney & Work

The Store adds 352 apartments to Newcastle as city's skyline climbs

DOMA Group's $250 million project has reached full height at 29 and 27 storeys. It is now Newcastle's tallest building.

Newcastle's two new residential towers officially reached their full height on Friday. The Store project has two towers of 29 and 27 levels above a three-storey podium on Hunter Street in Newcastle West.

The development is the city's tallest building. The $250 million project will have 352 luxury apartments, ground-floor retail, and office space.

Residents will share one acre of shared spaces. These include a 25-metre swimming pool, tennis court, playground, and areas for outdoor dining and gardens.

The project is expected to open in early 2027. The site honours the original Newcastle and Suburban Co-operative Society building from 1898.

It once served 98,000 members.

$250 million
Project cost
352 luxury
Total apartments
29 and 27 levels
Tower heights
98,000 members
Original co-op membership peak

Why it mattersThis milestone comes as Newcastle transforms its waterfront. DOMA is also leading the $1.6 billion Honeysuckle redevelopment nearby.

AustraliaNewcastle's housing supply gains 352 apartments, adding capacity to the city's growing residential market and supporting the wider West End revival.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 6 d ago

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