THE West Australian Government is seeking expressions of interest in the redevelopment of the former Carine TAFE campus.
Planning and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan said strong interest was expected in the 7.92 hectare site that was within 15km of the Perth CBD and just minutes from the coast.
“We want to use this project to create a sustainable pedestrian-friendly development capitalising on the surrounding community facilities, services and attractions, including the Hamersley and
“There will also be a commitment to housing diversity within the development, including consideration for retirement housing to provide for the ageing population,” she added.
A childcare centre located on the site will remain in its current location and will not be part of the redevelopment.
MacTiernan said developing in partnerships enabled LandCorp to extend its focus to include not only the subdivision design, but also building designs to create sustainable communities for generations to come.
“The Carine TAFE redevelopment will be the third former Department of Education and Training site in the metropolitan area redeveloped by LandCorp with the private sector.
“It follows the success of
MacTiernan said the successful partner for the Carine TAFE site is expected to start consultation with the community and stakeholders this year.
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