This South Fremantle home sets a new standard for urban development, showcasing an inspiring approach to infill while preserving tree canopy. The subject site is located on the corner of Douro Road and Walker Street in South Fremantle. The proposed works include: A two-bedroom, two-bathroom single house; and A one-bedroom…

Council has approved a new iteration of the Woolstores Development, replacing the previously approved plans from 2018. Importantly the new development will deliver over 1800m2 of new office space for Fremantle contributing to our strategic goals of a thriving 7-day economy.

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Similar to the Common Ground model developed by the WA State Government, St Pat’s have developed their own unique solution to help those in need. …

The City of Fremantle has welcomed the announcement that Perth-based property group Hesperia has acquired the historic Elders Woolstores building. The giant heritage-listed building stretches between Cantonment Street and Elder Place in Fremantle’s East End. It was originally built in 1927, with later stages added after World War II. …

Fremantle residents are invited to have their say on a proposed six storey community purpose and accommodation facility on Queen Victoria Street and Beach Street. The proposal, put forward by St Patrick’s Community Support Centre, would replace the centre’s existing accommodation facilities from 22 short-stay units to provide 28 long-stay…

Fremantle residents are being invited to have their say on a proposed new hotel development in the heart of the city. The proposal by Perth-based property company Fiveight is for a six-storey hotel on the site known as the Spicers site on the corner of William Street and Henderson Street. …

Fremantle residents are being invited to have their say on a proposal to redevelop the former Matilda Bay Brewery in North Fremantle. The proposal for 130 Stirling Highway includes additions, alterations and restoration of the former Matilda Bay Brewery buildings and the addition of three residential towers of 10, 11…

The City of Fremantle has received a development proposal — Demolition of existing building and construction of two storey Tavern at 47 Pakenham Street, Fremantle. Where can I see the plans? The plans and associated documents are available in the document library. You can also download a copy (here). How can I find out more? If you would like to find out more about the proposal: Contact Tom Geddes at the City of Fremantle by calling 1300 MY FREO (1300 69 3736) or emailing planning@fremantle.wa.gov.au