social and economic Commence major development projects in partnership with the private sector in impact on local areas Joondalup, Cannington, Beaconsfield and Bentley that will ultimately deliver more than 5,000 new medium and high density homes Continue to plan and develop regional renewal projects such as Withers in Bunbury and Spencer Park in Albany in collaboration with communities Deliver increased diversity, choice and affordability in middle ring suburbs, including via partnered developments in Greenwood, Girrawheen and Ferndale Communities Create inclusive, vibrant Commence work to establish significant new communities on government land in and sustainable new Brabham, Yanchep and Treeby in partnership with the private sector communities that include Continue the development of major communities such as Banksia Grove, Byford, homes for people on low Brighton, Dalyellup, Ellenbrook, Golden Bay, Harrisdale, Albany, Geraldton, Hilbert incomes and Wellard in partnership with the private sector Communities Deliver land and housing Deliver over 4,000 new lots across more than 20 local government areas, with 80% that supports a steady sold below the median land price and 30% in the lowest quartile supply of entry level Deliver an additional 2,400 new homes with 80% sold below the median house price homes and right- sizing and 30% in the lowest quartile options Communities Actively develop and Work with industry to new solutions and approaches to land use, infrastructure, share innovations that place-making, housing design, construction, tenure, financing, partnering, and/or deliver breakthroughs in environmental efficiency. For example: affordability instigate a place management approach as part of the Bentley precinct development to activate ongoing economic and social opportunity achieve development approvals for WA’s first timber framed apartments
social and economic impact on local areas Commence major development projects in partnership with the private sector in Joondalup, Cannington, Beaconsfield and Bentley that will ultimately deliver more than 5,000 new medium and high density homes Continue to plan and develop regional renewal projects such as Withers in Bunbury and Spencer Park in Albany in collaboration with communities Deliver increased diversity, choice and affordability in middle ring suburbs, including via partnered developments in Greenwood, Girrawheen and Ferndale Create inclusive, vibrant and sustainable new communities that include homes for people on low incomes Commence work to establish significant new communities on government land in Brabham, Yanchep and Treeby in partnership with the private sector Continue the development of major communities such as Banksia Grove, Byford, Brighton, Dalyellup, Ellenbrook, Golden Bay, Harrisdale, Albany, Geraldton, Hilbert and Wellard in partnership with the private sector Communities Deliver land and housing that supports a steady supply of entry level homes and right- sizing options Deliver over 4,000 new lots across more than 20 local government areas, with 80% sold below the median land price and 30% in the lowest quartile Deliver an additional 2,400 new homes with 80% sold below the median house price and 30% in the lowest quartile Communities Actively develop and share innovations that deliver breakthroughs in affordability Work with industry to new solutions and approaches to land use, infrastructure, place-making, housing design, construction, tenure, financing, partnering, and/or environmental efficiency. For example: instigate a place management approach as part of the Bentley precinct development to activate ongoing economic and social opportunity achieve development approvals for WA’s first timber framed apartments Communities