Transforming Dixon Street with upgraded shopfront and facades
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We're supporting the revitalisation of the historic heart of Chinatown with matched funding for businesses and property owners on Dixon Street south.
This funding program supports capital works that improve shop and building frontages that contributes to:
the visible renewal of Dixon Street (south) shopfronts and facades, making the street more active and attractive
the creation of a ‘chef’s gallery’ bringing the theatre of food preparation to Dixon Street
the distinct character and identity of Dixon Street as the historic heart of Chinatown.
This grant closes on July 2027 or when budget is exhausted.
Find out more about eligibility and how to apply.
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