- 46 residential lots being constructed at Oyster Harbour, Bayonet Head
- First 20 lots of Stage 9 to be released to market at Oyster Harbour
- Expansion of residential land supply supports local growth and housing diversity
The Cook Government today announced a boost to Albany's land supply, with the release of the first 20 residential lots at Oyster Harbour, Bayonet Head, as part of Stage 9.
Construction of the lots is planned to commence later this year and will provide a total of 46 residential lots, including seven lots dedicated to social housing.
The lots range in size from 510 square metres to 752 square metres and are priced from $285,000, providing options for a range of purchasers.
Civil works is expected to commence in May 2026, with titles expected to be available in December 2026, allowing purchasers time to plan their builds.
The remaining 19 lots are planned to be released later this year to ensure a steady and sustainable supply of land to the market.
In addition, DevelopmentWA is progressing the delivery of more than 190 residential lots at Clydesdale Park Estate, McKail to further support ongoing land supply, local employment, and the regional economy in the coming years.
Interested purchasers are encouraged to visit developmentwa.com.au for more information on land available in Oyster Harbour and Clydesdale Park.
Comments attributed to Planning and Lands and Housing and Works Minister John Carey:
"Our focus remains on delivering a consistent supply of titled land to the market, supporting the building industry, and providing the foundation for new communities to thrive.
"These lots offer a fantastic opportunity for families to secure their future in a well-connected area, surrounded by nature and tranquillity."
"Albany has long been a desirable place to live, work, and play. Oyster Harbour and Clydesdale Park will continue to provide quality residential land for the foreseeable future that helps ensure the success of the region.
"A portion of our residential estates in Albany are reserved for social housing. This has a significant and positive impact for our community members in need of housing assistance and helps reduce homelessness in the region."
