Construction work on Belmont Park Racecourse Redevelopment located in Perth, Western Australia, Australia commenced in Q2 2024, after the project was announced in Q1 2008. According to GlobalData, who tracks and profiles more than 220,000 major construction projects from announcement to completion, the project is expected to be completed by Q2 2033. To learn more about the Belmont Park Racecourse Redevelopment project, buy the profile here.
The project involves the construction of mixed-use facilities over 38ha of land in Perth, Western Australia, Australia.
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The project includes the following:
1. Construction of nine 19-story towers and 200 three-story townhouses
2. Construction of 4,500 new dwellings
3. Construction of 60,000m2 office spaces
4. Construction of 31,000m2 retail spaces
5. Construction of a 250-room hotel
6. Construction of 1,500 dwellings (Precinct D)
7. Construction of 20,000m2 commercial spaces (Precinct D)
8. Construction of 6,000m2 retail spaces (Precinct D)
9. Construction of parking facilities
10. Installation of elevators and safety systems
Construction on the project, spread across 38 hectares, is expected to be completed by Q2 2033.
Australia-based Hassell Studios is the architect and engineering design consultant for the Belmont Park Racecourse Redevelopment, while Perth City Council is the planning authority.
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