Perth CBD to Undergo Major Revitalisation in East End
The City of Perth has announced a significant investment in the East End of the CBD, aiming to boost residency and public spaces.

In a major move to revitalise the Perth CBD, the City of Perth has approved a substantial package of projects for the East End, valued at A$400 million. This significant investment is set to transform the area, incorporating a mix of residential and public amenities. The project includes the development of 1,200 new dwellings, which is anticipated to attract more residents to the CBD, and 8,000 square metres of public space, designed to enhance the overall livability and appeal of the area.
The initiative is part of a broader strategy to increase the number of residents in the CBD by 15%, contributing to a more vibrant and dynamic city centre. By introducing more housing and community spaces, the City of Perth aims to create a thriving hub that is active beyond traditional business hours. This approach is expected to have a positive impact on local businesses, services, and community engagement, ultimately enriching the urban experience for both residents and visitors.
The revitalisation of the East End is seen as a critical step in ensuring the long-term viability and attractiveness of the Perth CBD. As the city continues to grow and evolve, projects like this are essential for maintaining its competitiveness and desirability. According to the Lord Mayor, "A living city centre is a safe and thriving one." This vision underpins the City of Perth's commitment to creating a sustainable, lively, and inclusive urban environment that benefits everyone.
As Perth looks to the future, the success of the East End revitalisation project will be closely watched. It has the potential to serve as a model for urban renewal in other parts of the city, demonstrating how strategic investment in public spaces and residential development can lead to more sustainable and engaging city centres. With its focus on community, livability, and economic vitality, this initiative reflects the City of Perth's dedication to creating a city that is appealing to live, work, and visit.
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