Two more lots within the Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct (MHKP) have now been released to market - the last available as part of the development's first stage.
The McGowan Government is seeking offers from developers for the mixed-use sites, Lots 120 and 121, located within the South Street Precinct. The 2,370sqm Lot 120 and 2,335sqm Lot 121 are being sold via a six-week Offers Invited campaign managed by DevelopmentWA - either as a separate or grouped purchase.
The lots are suitable for health, residential, technology or education uses, and are within walking distance of Fiona Stanley Hospital, Murdoch University and the Murdoch train and bus interchange. They are also near Western Australia's first Medihotel, which is being developed as part of Stage 1A at MHKP.
Construction is underway in stage 1A, which will accommodate aged care and childcare facilities; hotel, retail, office and residential buildings; medical centres and mental health facilities.
DevelopmentWA's 9.6-hectare MHKP will ultimately be home to 1,200 dwellings for 2,400 residents, as well as 45,000sqm of health, retail and commercial space.
The precinct is part of the broader Murdoch Activity Centre, which is expected to be an employment centre of up to 35,000 jobs, include homes for 22,000 residents, and facilities for up to 44,000 students.
Offers for Lots 120 and 121 at MHKP close at 2pm on October 26, 2021. For further information, visit https://developmentwa.com.au
As stated by Lands Minister Tony Buti:
"The Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct is the start of what will be a centre of excellence for health, research, education and innovation - one that will form a thriving new city centre in our southern corridor, and create jobs for thousands of Western Australians.
"The first stage of MHKP will be home to a dynamic mix of health providers, research and teaching facilities, as well as retail, residential and hospitality offerings.
"The release of Lots 120 and 121 presents a final opportunity for developers to secure a presence in the first phase of this ground-breaking precinct, and be a part of an exciting new community."
As stated by Health Minister Roger Cook:
"The continued development of the Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct complements the McGowan Government's $1.9 billion investment in WA health and mental health services.
"I expect this broader health precinct will help set a new benchmark for the way sub-acute care is delivered by providing a greater range of services to match individual patient needs."
