Elizabeth Quay

Elizabeth Quay is the centrepiece of a bold plan to revitalise central Perth and return the city’s focus to the iconic Swan River. 

Covering nearly 10 hectares of prime riverfront land between Barrack and William streets, this $2.6 billion project will feature a stunning
2.7 hectare inlet surrounded by a split level promenade, new public spaces, shops, cafes, restaurants and exciting entertainment venues. 

It will also include much needed hotel and short stay accommodation, significant commercial space and new inner city residential options.

A bridge at the entrance to the inlet will lead to an island featuring winding paths, lush gardens and spectacular views back to the city landscape.

When completed, Elizabeth Quay will be a place where people gather by the river to work, live and celebrate occasions big and small. 

 

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The river. The city. Together again.

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PROMENADES LINED WITH SHOPS, CAFES AND RESTAURANTS

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10 hectares of prime riverfront

Places & Attractions

Elizabeth Quay will be an exciting destination that offers a range of activities and attractions for people of all ages, at all times of the year.

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Traffic & Transport

Elizabeth Quay will change the way traffic moves around the city.

A section of Riverside Drive will be diverted and redesigned to allow traffic to flow around the development via Barrack and William Streets.

Elizabeth Quay has prioritised walking, cycling and public transport wherever possible.

Additional Red CAT bus services are now in operation. New Green CAT services will operate from July 2013

All road works at Elizabeth Quay are anticipated to be completed by late 2013. Public transport should not be affected during these works.

Traffic Diversions

Work is continuing on site at Elizabeth Quay to improve the road network surrounding the inlet and undertake essential service infrastructure works.

  • Barrack Street (Riverside Drive to The Esplanade) - no northbound access until June 2013
  • Mounts Bay Road (Mill to William streets) – two eastbound lanes only until late June 2013
  • The Esplanade (William to Barrack streets) – no westbound access until late 2013
  • Riverside Drive/Freeways interchange - lane changes until late-2013
  • William Street - no Freeway access - 18 February – May 2013
  • William Street (The Esplanade to Riverside Drive) – full closure May – October 2013

Diversions are in place. Traffic delays are expected. Motorists are advised to plan their journey.

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Delivery Phases

Project inception: Complete, with the exception of land assembly. Boundary extension given effect on 1 January 2012.

Ongoing stakeholder engagement and marketing throughout all project phases.

Statutory planning complete

Development in progress

Sales process underway for site 9 and 10 for mixed use hotel and residential development

Development management in progress

Normalisation not yet commenced

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Heritage

The Elizabeth Quay site and surrounding areas have a rich history. A Heritage Interpretation Strategy has been developed to interweave this history into the design of the public spaces and private development sites.

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400 HOTEL ROOMS

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4 MILLION VISITORS EXPECTED EACH YEAR