Find below land demand and supply reports identifying priority sites to meet future industrial growth.
Economic and employment lands strategy: non-heavy industrial - Perth metropolitan and Peel regions
The Economic and employment lands strategy: non-heavy industrial - Perth metropolitan and Peel regions is a key initiative in the ongoing development of Western Australia. This strategy focuses on the identification and de-constraining of land suitable for industrial activity for the long term, allowing for in an industrial land bank for the future.
The Economic and employment lands strategy provides a coordinated and proactive approach to assisting in the facilitation of industrial land use development. The strategy was prepared collaboratively by the department, LandCorp and the Department of State Development (now the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation).
This strategy provides a clear planning framework to facilitate the streamlined delivery of appropriately zoned industrial land to the market, enabling the market to respond to forecast demand over the next 20 years.
The strategy has identified 37 potential areas for future industrial land use investigation, categorised into short, medium and long term sites. The delivery timeframes for these sites are based on the necessary feasibility studies and site investigations required to enable sites to be rezoned for industrial purposes.
Economic and employment land monitor
The Economic and Employment Land Monitor reports on the land use characteristics of selected industrial centres in the Perth metropolitan and Peel regions.
The Economic and Employment Land Monitor details demand drivers for industrial land, employment in selected industrial centres and the stock of industrial zoned land.
