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Droughty Point development close to Hobart CBD that could house 2,500 homes knocked back by council

Droughty Point, seen from near Hobart's CBD, is owned by two families and at the moment is mostly farmland. (ABC News: Luke Bowden)

A housing development on Hobart's eastern shore for 2,500 homes, described by council as "the most significant development in Australia", has hit a major hurdle but could still proceed with help from the state's planning minister.

The Skylands development at Droughty Point has been described by council officers as transformative "in terms of its potential to impact on the character of a capital city".

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