Hello Neighbour has wrapped up with a strong turnout, with families, shoppers and local residents gathering at Burwood Plaza on Saturday 22 November to enjoy a relaxed day of performances, activities and previews of the Burwood Place project.
A spokesperson for the organisers said they were pleased to see the community come together, adding that the atmosphere throughout the day reflected the interest in Burwood’s next stage of renewal.
The event ran for two hours and offered families a mix of food, giveaways and activities alongside updates on the future layout of Burwood Place. The displays prompted steady conversations from residents keen to understand how the development will reshape the centre of Burwood over the coming years.
The follow up interest since the event has suggested strong engagement from locals, particularly those who live or work close to the plaza.
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