- Fifteen industrial and commercial lots released at Peel Business Park
- Release supports the Cook Labor Government focus on jobs and economic diversification
- Lots connected to Australia's first renewable energy industrial microgrid and close to key freight and logistics networks
Peel Business Park is creating new opportunities for businesses to invest, expand and create jobs in the Peel region through the release of 15 new industrial and commercial lots at DevelopmentWA's Peel Business Park.
Stage 3 comprises 12 industrial lots, two service commercial lots and one commercial lot, with lot sizes ranging from approximately 2,500sqm to more than 15,000sqm.
Located in Nambeelup, Peel Business Park plays a key role in the Transform Peel initiative, supporting the Cook Labor Government's focus on economic diversification, industry growth and employment opportunities while strengthening Western Australia's food production and manufacturing sectors.
The estate is home to several major developments, including the Food Innovation Precinct WA, the Bushfire Centre of Excellence, ARYZTA's first bakery in Western Australia and one of Australia's first renewable energy industrial microgrids.
Businesses within Peel Business Park benefit from fully serviced industrial land, strategic access to key freight and logistics networks, and access to Australia's first renewable energy industrial microgrid, which can deliver electricity savings of up to 30 per cent.
The estate's combination of modern infrastructure, sustainability initiatives and strategic freight connectivity continues to attract strong interest from businesses across Western Australia.
Stage 3 will provide new opportunities for agribusiness, food manufacturing and industrial businesses to establish and grow within a precinct designed to support long-term investment and employment growth in the Peel region.
Offers for the lots close on 19 November 2026.
As stated by Planning and Lands Minister John Carey:
"The Cook Labor Government is focused on growing and diversifying our economy by unlocking strategic industrial land and supporting private sector investment.
"We're already seeing the benefits of that investment - the recently opened ARYZTA facility is expected to produce around 40,000 buns every hour and support more than 100 local jobs when operating at full capacity.
"The release of these new lots at Peel Business Park will create opportunities for agribusiness, food manufacturing and industrial businesses to expand, invest and create local jobs in the Peel region.
"Through DevelopmentWA, we're delivering the land and infrastructure needed to support industry growth, strengthen supply chains and drive long-term economic development."
As stated by Peel Minister Jessica Stojkovski:
"The Peel region is a dynamic and growing area where families, community and business continue to thrive.
"The release of these lots will support further investment and economic development, giving businesses access to key infrastructure and renewable energy opportunities that can help reduce operating costs.
"It is a priority of the Cook Labor Government to diversify economic opportunities while promoting jobs in the region across a range of industries."
As stated by Regional Development Minister Stephen Dawson:
"With modern infrastructure, strong freight connections and access to a renewable energy microgrid, what Peel Business Park offers businesses is ideal to establish and grow.
"The Peel region continues to strengthen as a destination for business and investment, and the release of these lots will create more opportunities for businesses to expand and support local jobs.
"The Cook Labor Government is focused on creating new opportunities for investment that diversify Western Australia's economy and support long-term economic growth."
As stated by Mandurah MLA Rhys Willams:
"Mandurah and the wider Peel region are experiencing strong growth, and projects like Peel Business Park are helping ensure we have the infrastructure and land needed to support that growth.
"The estate is attracting innovative businesses across manufacturing, food production and industry, helping diversify our local economy and create long-term employment opportunities close to home."
As stated by Dawesville MLA Lisa Munday:
"Peel Business Park continues to create new opportunities for local businesses to grow, invest and create jobs right here in our region.
"The release of these new lots is another important step in building a stronger Peel economy, supporting industries that are helping drive Western Australia's future growth."
