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The main precincts for professional offices in Wollongong are the central business district and the University of Wollongong’s Innovation Campus.
Professional services, shared services centres, tech businesses and finance and insurance companies make up a significant proportion of companies in our city.
Businesses in Wollongong CBD include Peoplecare, Probe, Easy Agile and numerous government organisations. Innovation Campus is home to companies including Objective, NEC and Accelo.
Alongside business and university research centres at the Innovation Campus is iAccelerate: a business accelerator and incubator facility, which has contributed greatly to our city’s entrepreneurial and creative spirit. iAccelerate residents include Allotrac, ExSitu and Me3D.
As well, Wollongong is home to the entrepreneurial focused co-working spaces, ZigZag Hub in Wollongong and WorkHub Coledale, while Regus provides serviced office space in the CBD.
Industrial activity is strongly centred around the port of Port Kembla and suburbs of Unanderra and Coniston. Many large and specialist engineering, manufacturing and industrial companies operate in the Wollongong region, the most well-known being Bluescope. These businesses supply innovative technologies, products and services all over the world.
This area is an emerging hub for clean and low-carbon energy – particularly green hydrogen – and is rapidly growing in infrastructure and expertise as a slated hydrogen hub. There are currently two energy projects in development that will integrate clean hydrogen, whilst Wollongong is set to become home to the nation’s first hydrogen fuelled heavy vehicles and commercial refuelling station in 2022.
Wollongong is a city with significant transport and infrastructure thanks to its long-standing industrial economy. Port Kembla is the city’s deep water port and the nation’s largest vehicular freight import terminal. Numerous businesses in the region utilise the port for export activities, such as armoured steel manufacturer Bisalloy. The area’s rail and energy infrastructure has been established to support the significant freight activity at Port Kembla.
Meanwhile, Wollongong is strategically located to Sydney airport, and to the new Western Sydney International (Nancy Bird Walton) airport – within one-hour of both. As well, the Illawarra Regional Airport provides daily flights to Melbourne and Brisbane, and is an easy 20-minute drive from Wollongong CBD.
Wollongong is fortunate to be home to a globally recognised university, the University of Wollongong. It has two campuses in the city at Keiraville (main campus) and North Wollongong (Innovation campus). Both campuses support education and research and UOW has strong connections with businesses in Wollongong, including in tech, manufacturing and professional services.
Trade skills are supported by TAFE NSW which has four campuses in the city and its suburbs in Wollongong, North Wollongong, Dapto and Yallah.
A landmark A-grade office development offering premium space at the lower end of Crown Street Mall (12,732 sqm GFA)
A newly completed A-grade office development on corner of Keira and Victoria Streets (5,200 sqm GFA)
A new mixed-use development on Regent Street offering A-grade office space overlooking the Wollongong CBD (5,500 sqm GFA)
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