Vision
One of WA’s fastest-growing regional centres
Situated 28km from central Perth, Armadale is a vital regional centre for Perth’s expanding south-east corridor.
Our revitalisation project in Armadale has already given new life to the area, creating new communities and facilities, introducing more affordable housing options and forging stronger connections with the surrounding areas.
As our project continues, we aim to strengthen Armadale’s role as a strategic centre with a strong focus on sustainability. New business and industrial opportunities combined with new housing will give people the chance to live and work within the same area.
A revitalised economy
More than 17,000 jobs
330 hectares of industrial and commercial land
The State Government has invested $50m into redeveloping Armadale.
32,000m² for shops and services
More than $470m investment from private sector
A sustainable community
This is one of WA’s largest and most ambitious urban renewal projects. Since our revitalisation has begun, Armadale now features a new shopping centre, a world-class water sports venue at Champion Lakes, a 320ha business park and improved transport links. As our work continues, we will focus on new ways to create an even more sustainable community for future generations.
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Image 1 of 6 Eat, shop and play in Armadale’s redeveloped city centre.
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Image 2 of 6 Champion Lakes includes a world-class rowing centre
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Image 3 of 6 Transport upgrades include improvements to the Armadale train station.
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Image 4 of 6 $11.7m has been invested in upgrading Ranford Road.
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Image 5 of 6 Armadale plays host to a range of sporting, music and family events.
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Image 6 of 6 The Aboriginal Interpretive Centre is a place to discuss, celebrate and learn more about Nyoongar culture.
New housing opportunities
Armadale offers a variety of housing with sustainable designs, residential estates, family homes, apartments and plans for more inner-city dwellings. Different residential areas have been created over the past decade, as new land has become available for development and Armadale’s population continues to grow.
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Champion Lakes features housing close to the international sporting centre.
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Champion Drive offers around 700 new homes, with a range of lot sizes and focus on sustainable designs.
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West of Railway will be an inner-city precinct close to the rail lines, giving residents an easier route to work.
The City of Armadale’s population is expected to grow at more than twice the rate of WA’s population growth between now and 2031.
A new look and new life
For a long time, Armadale was a neglected corner of Perth. Our redevelopment builds on the features that give this important regional centre its unique beauty, character and style.
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Image 1 of 3 The memorial park area is now a welcoming playground outside Armadale Central
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Image 2 of 3 The redevelopment of Armadale has included significant improvements to Armadale Shopping City
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Image 3 of 3 The Armadale Station before redevelopment
Expanding Perth’s south-east corridor
As the eastern gateway to Perth, Armadale has emerged as an outstanding example of sustainable urban development.
With a rapidly growing population, it has brought together industry, business, recreation and housing to create a vibrant community.
Our redevelopment area covers around 550ha. Over the next 10 to 15 years, this project will create thousands of new homes and more than 17,000 jobs for this flourishing south eastern metropolitan community.
Wungong Urban is strategically located within the Armadale Redevelopment area.
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