Vision
Rich in heritage and full of potential
Our vision for Midland is to create a thriving city that attracts businesses, residents and tourists to Perth’s eastern corridor.
Midland was built on industry and innovation. Once home to more workers than any other employer in Western Australia, the iconic Railway Workshops were the centre of social and community life for generations of workers until their closure in 1994. One of the driving forces behind this project is to bring back the vibrancy, vitality and opportunities Midland previously enjoyed — with a modern twist.
A local and regional centre
Midland is an important retail and commercial hub and a strategic metropolitan centre identified by the State Government to redevelop. We are transforming the city centre, revitalising the gateway to nearby tourist regions and delivering economic, social and environmental benefits.
New high-quality transit links

World class health facilities
$1.2b injected into the local economy
Learning and creative industries hub

A range of shopping options
Creation of 7,500 jobs
Rich cultural heritage
Throughout the 20th century, the iconic Midland Railway Workshops were a dominant economic force and the centre of work and community life in Midland. We are working to conserve and repurpose The Workshops so they can again be a driver of the local economy and community. We are embracing Midland’s past to create a better future.
Diverse housing options
A wide range of housing options are being delivered to accommodate Midland’s rapidly growing and diversifying city-centre population.
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Woodbridge Lakes
Woodbridge Lakes and other medium-density neighbourhoods provide convenience and luxury in beautiful natural surroundings.
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Affordable housing
There are committed affordable housing options to support a diverse population.
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Apartments
Apartments and other high-density dwellings interspersed amongst parks, shops, cafes and transit provide an inner city lifestyle.
Midland has the opportunity and the ability to become a thriving city serving Perth’s eastern region, Perth Hills, the Avon Arc and beyond. As a major employment destination with a high degree of self-sufficiency, Midland can deliver an attractive, affordable, productive and sustainable city living environment beside the rivers in the eastern corridor