- Nine lots released at Bentley Technology Park
- Located in premier innovation precinct near Curtin University and Perth CBD
- Already home to over 100 organisations across technology, science, and engineering
- Release continues Cook Labor Government's focus on ensuring Western Australia remains the best place to get a quality job
Nine lots at Bentley Technology Park have been released to the market, supporting Western Australia's position as a leading destination for innovation, research, and technologydriven industries.
Located close to the Perth CBD and neighbouring Curtin University, Bentley Technology Park is Western Australia's premier, governmentestablished hub for innovation and research.
The newly released lots range in size from 2,028sqm to 3,309sqm and are suited to businesses aligned with research and development activities, including laboratories, data centres, and educationfocused uses.
The precinct is home to more than 100 organisations across technology, science, and engineering, including the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Curtin University, and the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre.
The future development of Bentley Technology Park is being guided by a newly prepared Precinct Structure Plan, which has been developed to support the coordinated redevelopment of the precinct
Bentley Technology Park is managed by DevelopmentWA and is aligning with the State Government's commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
Offers for the vacant lots are invited until 30 May 2026.
As stated by Planning and Lands Minister John Carey:
"Through the release of land in Bentley Technology Park, the Cook Labor Government is actively supporting the advancement of innovation, research, and technologydriven industries."
"The creation of Bentley Technology Park is a government-led initiative that is now home to over 100 organisations such as the CSIRO and Curtin University.
"Our government is focused on the release of more residential and commercial land to support the State's growing population and strong economy."
As stated by Science and Innovation Minister Stephen Dawson:
"This land release is an exciting opportunity that builds on the Cook Labor Government's ongoing commitment to growing and improving Bentley Technology Park as well as supporting more jobs in the innovation sector."
"Investing in precincts that concentrate research and innovation talent is a key part of our 10-year innovation strategy to become a renowned global hub of invention, investment, innovation, and impact."
As stated by Victoria Park MLA Hannah Beazley:
"Bentley Technology Park is an exciting and innovative precinct, which I am proud to have in my electorate.
"This land release gives more innovators a chance to establish themselves at the Park, providing more job opportunities locally and helping to grow the industries of the future."
