Opportunities at New Junction
Opportunities Available
Sites range from 1,000m2 to 1ha, with the typical lot approximately 4,000m². Building heights range from three to ten storeys.
Opportunities are available for residential, mixed use residential, mixed use commercial and serviced apartments/hotels.
Lot 9501
Lot 9501 — a 2.210m² lot - is located on the corner of Morrison Road, Grandstand Way and Hillview Vista. It is opposite both Residential Park and Weeip Park.
Zoned Midland Strategic Regional Centre, the site has a wide range of uses, with the preferred use being commercial at street level and residential above.
The site has a plot ratio of 3.0:1 and a height range of 3 to 5 storeys.
Lot 9509
Lot 9509 — a 1,849m² lot - is located on the corner of Junction Parade and Trackside Entrance, opposite Weeip Park and the arbour structure. It is in close proximity to the proposed expansion of the iconic Swan Valley Fresh Markets.
Zoned Midland Strategic Regional Centre, the site has a wide range of uses, with the preferred use being mixed use commercial, probably office, with potential for residential above.
The site has a plot ratio of 5.3:1 and a height range of 3 to 8 storeys.
There is potential to acquire the adjacent 1,008m2 property which has a quality heritage office that would need to be retained as part of the development.
Swan Valley Fresh - SOLD
Lot 800—802 Now lot 9508
Swan Valley Fresh Markets Pty Ltd, the iconic fresh markets on the corner of Morrison Road and Keane Street, have settled on the adjacent 7,508m2 lot 9508.
When complete, the proposed development will include a basement and nine floors, consisting of
· 640 car bays
· 7,920m2 of retail space
· 2,630m2 of office space
· 2,214m2 medical centre
· 130 apartments
Mr Opferkuch, one of the two owners, said he believed in the overall vision for New Junction.
“It’s an incredibly underutilised area of land,” he said.
“I think Midland needs a new image – something to say, ‘we’re more than this’. It needs something brand new and optimistic.
“I think the WA economy is in a very, very strong position, so if we can get energy into this project now, it’s perfect timing.”
Lot 811
Lot 811 is a 5,325m² adjacent to the proposed Residential Park and opposite the new Catalyst building.
Zoned Midland Strategic Regional Centre, the site has a wide range of uses, with the preferred use being mixed use commercial, probably office, with potential for residential above.
The site has a plot ratio of 5.3:1 and a height range of 3 to 8 storeys.
There is potential to acquire the adjacent 1,008m² property which has a quality heritage office that would need to be retained as part of the development.
Planning and Engineering
The Midland Activity Structure Plan has 5 precincts, including Midland Oval. Table 2, page 18, is the Land Use Permissibility Table.
Approved and Permitted uses include aged or dependant persons dwellings, offices, residential building, restaurant, shop, short term residential and showroom.
The draft Midland Oval Redevelopment Urban Design Guidelines provide precinct level detail, including building size, envelope, character and services.
A key informing document is the Midland Oval Place Making Strategy, which sets the Vison, Plan and place making strategies.
Engineering information is available, including a precinct level geotechnical report, service locations, street levels and generally verge designs.
Get in touch
Midland’s city centre offers significant redevelopment opportunities for investors and developers. To be part of this iconic destination for Midland with high quality public realm, active community spaces, streetscapes and new uses including civic, retail, commercial and residential, please get in touch.