The City of Salisbury is progressing with one of its most exciting urban renewal projects — the Walkleys Road Corridor Redevelopment in Ingle Farm. This landmark initiative will see underutilised land transformed into a modern, connected, and sustainable residential community, creating new opportunities for buyers and investors in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
A Vision for a Modern Neighbourhood
Originally reserved for a future road extension, the Walkleys Road Corridor will now deliver approximately 220 new dwellings, featuring a balanced mix of traditional homes, townhouses, and low-maintenance lots. The project is designed to enhance liveability through tree-lined streets, shared pathways, and attractive open spaces that encourage active lifestyles and community connection.
The development also integrates sustainable design principles — including stormwater management, green landscaping, and efficient land use — reflecting the Council’s commitment to creating cooler, greener, and more resilient neighbourhoods.
Progress and Timeline
Following multiple rounds of community consultation and planning approvals, construction is expected to commence in 2025, with the project to be delivered in stages over several years. The masterplan also includes the revitalisation of Baloo Reserve, which will serve as a central recreational hub for residents.
What It Means for Local Property Owners and Investors
For homeowners and investors, the Walkleys Road Corridor project represents a major opportunity to benefit from the growth and revitalisation of Ingle Farm. New infrastructure, enhanced public spaces, and modern housing supply are all expected to strengthen the suburb’s appeal and support long-term property value growth.
With increasing buyer demand for affordable, well-connected housing in Adelaide’s northern corridor, this redevelopment positions Ingle Farm as a suburb to watch over the coming years.
Looking Ahead
With strong buyer activity and renewed attention on the Walkleys Road Corridor redevelopment, demand for quality homes in Ingle Farm and surrounding suburbs is rising rapidly. As new projects take shape, many buyers are looking to secure properties close to future growth areas — creating an excellent window of opportunity for current homeowners.
At First Move Real Estate, we’re actively working with qualified buyers who are seeking properties in and around the Walkleys Road Corridor precinct. Backed by up-to-date market insights, proven results, and local expertise, we can help you position your property to achieve the best outcome in this evolving market.
If you’ve been thinking about selling or exploring your property’s current value, now is the time to act. Contact our team today for an updated market appraisal and a tailored strategy to maximise your result.
