Mandurah is redefining itself as a coastal lifestyle and investment hub. Below are the flagship projects and how they shape opportunities for homeowners and investors.
Mandurah, WA’s vibrant coastal city, is on the cusp of a generational transformation. With major urban, residential, and commercial projects underway, the city is elevating its role in the state’s economy while amplifying liveability for residents.
Transform Mandurah: The $1.5B Vision for Growth
The Transform Mandurah Initiative (Strategic Community Plan 2024–2044) is a long-term blueprint to diversify the economy, attract large-scale investment, and improve infrastructure.- Broaden Mandurah’s economic base beyond traditional industries
- Create up to 3,400 full-time jobs
- Lift infrastructure to attract businesses and residents
Source: City of Mandurah
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Western Foreshore Redevelopment: A Waterfront Entertainment Hub
The Western Foreshore is being reimagined as a premier tourism and lifestyle destination with the largest private CBD investment in decades.- Licensed Microbrewery & Restaurant (~2,500 sqm, ~650 seats) by Left Coast Leisure Group
- 18-hole Mini Golf (~5,050 sqm) integrated with tree canopy
- Café → Boutique Chocolate Factory in two stages
- Investment: ~$25 million
Source: City of Mandurah
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Mandurah Common Ground: Flagship Affordable Housing
Common Ground Mandurah (~$43.1m) will deliver supportive housing with on-site services in a five-storey complex, strengthening social outcomes and stabilizing housing.- Location: 81–87A Allnutt Street, Mandurah
- 50 self-contained units + indoor/outdoor communal areas
- Builder: Atlas Building (WA) Pty Ltd
- Target opening: Late 2026
Source: WA Government
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Mandurah Junction: Transit-Oriented Urban Living
A master-planned urban village near the train station, blending sustainable apartments with commercial and retail space—supporting walkability and greener growth.- Walkable, mixed-use neighborhood
- Premium, energy-efficient apartments
- Green corridors & pedestrian-first design
Source: Development WA
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Mandurah Ocean Marina: Exclusive Waterfront Living
The Marina remains one of WA’s most desirable waterfront precincts—combining apartments, dining, retail, and direct ocean access—attracting high-value buyers and investors.- Marina-front apartments with private berths
- Boardwalk dining & retail
- Immediate access to the Indian Ocean
Source: Development WA
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Lakelands: One of WA’s Fastest-Growing Suburbs
Lakelands Estate continues to expand with family-friendly design, schools, and connectivity boosted by the Lakelands Train Station (opened 2023).- ~2,500+ residential lots (master-planned)
- Multiple primary & secondary schools
- Direct rail link to Perth CBD
Source: Wikipedia
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What This Means for Homeowners & Investors
- Value tailwinds: New infrastructure and amenity typically underpin medium-term price growth.
- Employment base: Economic diversification increases job security and rental resilience.
- Tourism & commerce: Waterfront and hospitality upgrades boost local business activity.
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FAQs
Do I need lots of images for this article?No—one strong feature image is enough. If adding more, choose 1–3 relevant visuals (renders or maps) with descriptive alt text and lazy loading. Which projects are most likely to impact property prices?Large amenity and transit projects—Western Foreshore, Mandurah Junction, and Lakelands connectivity—tend to drive nearby demand over time. Is Mandurah still attractive for investors?Yes. Diversifying employment, tourism uplift, and ongoing residential development support both growth and rental fundamentals. ↑ Back to top