land development program state lot … qtr 2006 738 6 855 940 22 635 734 9 000 5 039 60 195 530 4...

Western Australian Planning Commission State Lot Activity March quarter 2006

Dec qtr 2005 186 1 450 298 3 260 217 1 202 1 150 10 454 189 789

Mar qtr 2006 192 1 540 335 3 422 215 1 401 1 172 9 750 144 539

Jul 05 to Mar 06 521 4 380 687 3 708 505 2 072

Trend

Dec qtr 2005 783 10 722 981 24 702 647 7 083 4 941 55 054 514 4 950

Mar qtr 2006 738 6 855 940 22 635 734 9 000 5 039 60 195 530 4 823

Jul 05 to Mar 06 2 099 26 991 2 076 23 759 1 568 15 012

Trend

STATE LOT ACTIVITYWESTERN AUSTRALIA

L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T P R O G R A MMarch Q

uarter 2006

1 State summary

1 State summary ..............................................12 Residential activity ....................................... 23 Residential lot size.........................................34 Residential final approvals by suburb............45 Financial-year-to-date

residential final approvals ..............................66 Rural-residential and special residential

activity............................................................77 Commercial activity ...................................... 88 Industrial activity ............................................99 Applications received...................................1010 Applications pending ...................................1111 Quarterly preliminary approvals ..................1212 All current preliminary approvals .................1313 Quarterly final approvals .............................1414 Metropolitan local government

area (LGA) summary...................................1515 Selected regional local government

area summary ............................................1616 State lot approvals.......................................1717 Suburbs in profile ...................................18-1918 Notes ...........................................................20

Final approvals by land zoning category

All currentpreliminary

approvals (page 13)as at quarter

Final approvals (Page 14)

No. Lots

Residential

Proposedlots

No. Proposedlots

No. ProposedlotsNo. Proposed

lots

Non-residential

1.1 Final approval activity - March quarter 2006

Rural-residential/special residential 4%

Commercial 0%

Industrial 3%

Other 3%

Residential 90%

Residential• During the March quarter 2006, 738 applications

were lodged to create 6855 residential lots in theState.

• Preliminary residential lot approvals numbered9000 lots; 9 per cent higher than the previousquarter figure of 7083 lots.

• Final residential lot approvals decreasedmarginally by 3 per cent from 4950 lots in theprevious quarter to 4823 lots.

• By the end of March 2006, the number ofproposed residential lots with current preliminaryapproval in the State increased by 9 per cent to 60195 lots from 55 054 lots at the end of December2005.

• The number of proposed lots in submittedapplications pending a decision totalled 22 635lots at the end of the same month.

• The median lot size of newly created residentiallots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peelsector in the March quarter was estimated at 592sq m.

• In the country region, the estimated median lotsize was 712 sq m.

Non-residential• In the March quarter 2006, 186 subdivision

applications were lodged to create 1540 non-residential lots in the State.

• Preliminary non-residential lot approvals were 5per cent higher than those in the previous quarterwith 3422 lots.

• Final non-residential lot approvals decreasedlargely by 32 per cent from 789 lots in the previousquarter to 539 lots in the March quarter.

• By the end of March 2006, the number ofproposed non-residential lots with currentpreliminary approval in the State totalled 9750 lots.

• There were 3422 proposed lots pending a decisionby the end of the same month.

Applicationsreceived (page 10)

Applicationspending (page 11)

as at quarter

Preliminaryapprovals(page 12)

No.

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11-20

21-50

51-100

101-500

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2 Residential activity

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YANCHEP

TAPPINGELLENBROOK

MUNSTERAUBIN GROVE

ROCKINGHAMBALDIVIS

SECRET HARBOUR

HALLS HEAD

DAWESVILLE

BAYNTON

GLENFIELD

WANDINA

BINNINGUPAUSTRALIND

EATONMILLBRIDGE

DALYELLUPBROADWATER

AUGUSTA

Final approvals

All currentpreliminaryapprovals

Preliminaryapprovals

Applicationspending

Applicationsreceived

Proposed lotsProposed lots up

to end ofMar 2006

Proposed lotsProposed lots up

to end ofMar 2006

Lots

• During the March quarter 2006, 6855 proposed residential lots were lodged for approval in the State;4078 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 2777 lots in the country.

• Preliminary approval was granted to 9000 proposed lots; 6618 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region andPeel sector and 2382 lots in the country.

• Final residential lot approvals totalled 4823 lots in the State; 3787 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Regionand Peel sector and 1036 lots in the country.

• In the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector, the South-West, Inner-Middle, and North-Westplanning sectors together contributed 63 per cent of regional final approvals.

• In the country, the South-West Region accounted for the highest proportion of regional final approval inthe area; with 74 per cent.

• The suburb of Ellenbrook, in the Perth Metropolitan Region, recorded the highest number of finalresidential lot approvals, with 397 lots endorsed.

• The localities of Dalyellup and Australind in the country region recorded the most final approvals, with234 lots and 227 lots respectively.

• During the March quarter, 88 per cent of final residential lot approvals in the State were green title lots.• By the end of March 2006, the number of proposed residential lots in received applications pending a

decision in the State totalled 22 635 lots .• The number of proposed residential lots with current preliminary approval in the State totalled 60 195

lots by the end of the same month; 44 235 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 15960 lots in the country.

Rank Metropolitan and Peel Lots Country (local goverment area) Lots

1 Ellenbrook 397 Dalyellup (Capel) 2342 Yanchep 168 Australind (Harvey) 2273 Secret Harbour 151 Eaton (Dardanup) 744 Tapping 121 Wandina (Greenough) 715 Rockingham 119 Augusta (Augusta-Mar. River) 556 Aubin Grove 116 Millbridge (Dardanup) 477 Munster 112 Glenfield (Greenough) 468 Baldivis 106 Baynton (Roebourne) 419 Dawesville 102 Broadwater (Busselton) 2710 Halls Head 100 Binningup (Harvey) 25

North-West 18%

Eastern 14%

South-East 9%

South-West 25%

Peel sector 14%

Gascoyne 1%

Inner-Middle 20%

South-West 74%

Pilbara 4%Mid-West 16%

Kimberley 0%Great Southern 3%

Goldfields-Esperance 1%

Wheatbelt 1%

Metropolitan and Peel

Country

green title lots versus strata lots

2.1 Regional summary: March quarter 2006

2.2 Final approval activity - top suburbs and localities

Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector

Inner-Middle 1 179 1 557 972 8 062 761North-West 544 2 680 1 333 10 189 690Eastern 721 3 222 1 278 4 361 542South-East 636 1 829 1 424 6 768 345South-West 488 4 236 1 252 8 304 916

Metropolitan 3 568 13 524 6 259 37 684 3 254Peel 510 2 159 359 6 551 533Metropolitan and Peel 4 078 15 683 6 618 44 235 3 787Country

Gascoyne 48 48 59 471 7Goldfields-Esperance 190 345 136 1 229 10Great Southern 233 572 204 1 756 28Kimberley 16 31 5 494 5Mid-West 543 1 560 598 2 734 167Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 9 7 3 49 0Pilbara 80 191 7 447 43South-West 892 3 276 1 291 7 712 762Wheatbelt 766 922 79 1 068 14

Country 2 777 6 952 2 382 15 960 1 036State 6 855 22 635 9 000 60 195 4 823

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

green title strata

Jul 05to

Mar 06



InnerJun qtr 05 147 28 17 18 409Sep qtr 05 111 29 39 5 443Dec qtr 05 129 25 15 11 413Mar qtr 06 119 20 12 4 396

MiddleJun qtr 05 456 106 140 25 453Sep qtr 05 338 127 121 19 475Dec qtr 05 367 126 71 21 447Mar qtr 06 464 92 36 14 392

North-WestJun qtr 05 181 302 335 5 579Sep qtr 05 194 447 499 18 589Dec qtr 05 289 467 480 12 574Mar qtr 06 252 172 256 10 552

EasternJun qtr 05 107 23 44 46 508Sep qtr 05 55 33 65 31 609Dec qtr 05 129 52 156 26 601Mar qtr 06 163 91 258 30 610

South-EastJun qtr 05 42 100 236 15 631Sep qtr 05 37 161 108 63 592Dec qtr 05 111 210 194 14 574Mar qtr 06 101 137 88 19 554

South-WestJun qtr 05 174 292 228 9 551Sep qtr 05 306 382 534 35 579Dec qtr 05 182 220 249 9 565Mar qtr 06 278 270 354 14 559

Perth Metropolitan RegionJun qtr 05 1 107 851 1 000 118 550Sep qtr 05 1 041 1 179 1 366 171 572Dec qtr 05 1 207 1 100 1 165 93 572Mar qtr 06 1 377 782 1 004 91 572

Country

1999-00 242 210 1 279 281 757

2000-01 96 76 836 256 734

2001-02 177 264 779 306 780

2002-03 108 291 961 291 690

2003-04 165 191 1 111 330 710

2004-05 226 458 2 112 297 670

2005-06

Sep qtr 118 78 657 97 726

Dec qtr 34 97 783 214 753

Mar qtr 88 107 790 50 712

Financialyear

Final approvals by lot size range (m2))

<500 500-599 600-999 1000-2999

Estimatedmedian lot size

3 Residential Lot size

3.1 Lot size by planning region


1999-00 3 524 2 472 4 263 535 574

2000-01 2 516 1 996 2 724 395 562

2001-02 2 666 2 679 4 065 402 584

2002-03 3 172 3 636 5 699 462 591

2003-04 4 023 4 394 5 979 598 580

2004-05 4 726 5 002 5 258 517 560

2005-06

Sep qtr 1 121 1 331 1 616 221 578

Dec qtr 1 259 1 148 1 306 106 556

Mar qtr 1 490 882 1 309 104 592

Financialyear

Final approvals by lot size range (m2)

<500 500-599 600-999 1000-2999


QuarterFinal approvals by lot size range (m2))

<500 500-599 600-999 1000-2999


Financialyear

Final approvals by lot size range (m2))

<500 500-599 600-999 1000-2999


Peel sectorJun qtr 05 109 136 219 24 598Sep qtr 05 80 152 250 50 619Dec qtr 05 52 48 141 13 626Mar qtr 06 113 100 305 13 623

Goldfields-EsperanceJun qtr 05 0 0 4 6 1 125Sep qtr 05 3 4 15 0 811Dec qtr 05 0 3 1 1 600Mar qtr 06 3 4 3 0 567

Great SouthernJun qtr 05 2 3 4 14 1 600Sep qtr 05 26 31 30 30 620Dec qtr 05 6 4 106 6 737Mar qtr 06 8 8 8 4 567

KimberleyJun qtr 05 0 0 0 0 0Sep qtr 05 2 3 126 24 791Dec qtr 05 1 0 10 2 820Mar qtr 06 0 2 1 1 550

Mid-WestJun qtr 05 7 0 8 4 699Sep qtr 05 0 0 108 6 743Dec qtr 05 1 2 248 78 780Mar qtr 06 13 3 136 15 770

South-WestJun qtr 05 40 111 222 23 651Sep qtr 05 48 38 317 30 718Dec qtr 05 13 80 366 111 735Mar qtr 06 49 83 608 22 705

Remaining country local government areasJun qtr 05 16 5 22 10 631Sep qtr 05 39 2 61 7 654Dec qtr 05 13 8 52 16 700Mar qtr 06 15 7 34 8 642

Final approvals by lot size range – Metropolitan and Peel Final approvals by lot size range – country

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

2004-05Jul 05 to Mar 06

2003-04

2002-03

2001-02

2000-01

1999-00

< 500 m2 500- 599 m2 600- 999 m2 1000- 2999 m2

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

2004-05Jul 05 to Mar 06

2003-04

2002-032001-02

2000-01

1999-00

< 500 m2 500- 599 m2 600- 999 m2 1000- 2999 m2



4 Residential final approvals by suburb

Alfred Cove 14 6 46Applecross 11 2 50Ardross 15 2 50Armadale 6 0 -Ascot 4 0 -Ashby 82 2 50Ashfield 6 2 50Attadale 13 2 50Atwell 126 51 18Aubin Grove 232 116 6Balcatta 16 4 48Baldivis 510 106 8Balga 18 16 37Ballajura 3 3 49Bassendean 37 13 40Bateman 2 0 -Bayswater 61 23 32Beaconsfield 3 2 50Beckenham 2 0 -Bedford 19 8 44Beechboro 18 18 35Beeliar 110 0 -Bellevue 6 0 -Belmont 62 58 14Bentley 91 58 14Bertram 224 45 21Bicton 56 30 29Booragoon 3 0 -Boya 8 0 -Brentwood 16 12 41Bull Creek 2 2 50Burswood 2 0 -Butler 119 31 28Byford 201 40 23Calista 28 0 -Canning Vale 549 61 13Cannington 6 2 50Carlisle 31 10 42Carramar 187 43 22Churchlands 2 0 -City Beach 1 0 -Claremont 24 10 42Clarkson 268 0 -Cloverdale 25 6 46Como 33 9 43Connolly 4 4 48Coogee 6 0 -Coolbellup 8 0 -Cooloongup 2 0 -Cottesloe 28 6 46Craigie 4 4 48Crawley 1 0 -Dalkeith 10 0 -Darch 126 29 30Dianella 49 19 34Doubleview 62 32 27East Cannington 63 14 39East Fremantle 29 7 45East Victoria Park 43 9 43Eden Hill 2 0 -Edgewater 4 0 -Ellenbrook 708 397 1Embleton 14 6 46Ferndale 2 0 -Floreat 2 2 50Forrestfield 68 0 -Fremantle 26 8 44Girrawheen 2 0 -Glendalough 3 0 -Gooseberry Hill 4 0 -

Gosnells 63 19 34Greenmount 18 17 36Greenwood 3 3 49Guildford 1 0 -Gwelup 10 10 42Hamersley 4 0 -Hamilton Hill 29 19 34Hammond Park 73 0 -Hazelmere 6 2 50Helena Valley 2 0 -High Wycombe 2 0 -Highgate 2 0 -Hillarys 68 35 26Hilton 20 12 41Hocking 132 0 -Huntingdale 8 1 51Iluka 58 15 38Inglewood 18 4 48Innaloo 25 8 44Jandakot 2 0 -Jane Brook 1 0 -Jindalee 160 37 25Jolimont 2 2 50Joondalup 3 3 49Joondanna 10 4 48Kalamunda 5 0 -Kardinya 18 8 44Karrinyup 34 4 48Kelmscott 4 2 50Kensington 5 0 -Kenwick 26 0 -Kewdale 24 13 40Kinross 2 0 -Koondoola 3 0 -Landsdale 190 53 16Langford 16 16 37Lathlain 8 4 48Leederville 1 0 -Lesmurdie 1 1 51Lynwood 8 0 -Maddington 58 50 19Madeley 320 18 35Mahogany Creek 2 0 -Maida Vale 19 13 40Manning 21 9 43Marangaroo 76 0 -Maylands 16 6 46Medina 4 0 -Melville 13 2 50Middle Swan 38 38 24Midland 25 6 46Midvale 6 0 -Mindarie 12 0 -Morley 77 27 31Mosman Park 12 0 -Mt Claremont 9 4 48Mt Hawthorn 15 0 -Mt Helena 6 0 -Mt Lawley 15 0 -Mt Nasura 1 1 51Mt Pleasant 22 10 42Mt Richon 10 9 43Mullaloo 10 3 49Munster 112 112 7Myaree 5 3 49Nedlands 5 0 -Nollamara 20 10 42Noranda 7 0 -North Beach 13 2 50North Fremantle 6 1 51

North Perth 30 16 37Ocean Reef 1 0 -Padbury 3 2 50Palmyra 14 6 46Parkwood 4 2 50Pearsall 53 4 48Perth 7 0 -Port Kennedy 15 2 50Queens Park 10 4 48Quinns Rocks 24 0 -Redcliffe 10 4 48Ridgewood 298 62 12Riverton 34 6 46Rivervale 23 4 48Rockingham 182 119 5Roleystone 46 0 -Rossmoyne 6 0 -Safety Bay 6 6 46Salter Point 6 0 -Sawyers Valley 2 0 -Scarborough 36 7 45Secret Harbour 449 151 3Seville Grove 216 57 15Shelley 26 6 46Shenton Park 2 0 -Shoalwater 39 7 45Sinagra 52 52 17Singleton 37 5 47Sorrento 10 0 -South Fremantle 9 6 46South Guildford 2 0 -South Lake 63 3 49South Perth 7 0 -Southern River 169 6 46Spearwood 12 5 47St James 9 2 50Stirling 181 81 10Subiaco 4 3 49Success 321 70 11Swan View 2 0 -Swanbourne 5 1 51Tapping 648 121 4The Vines 68 43 22Thornlie 88 83 9Trigg 4 1 51Tuart Hill 4 2 50Victoria Park 31 22 33Waikiki 53 47 20Walliston 6 0 -Wanneroo 7 1 51Warnbro 2 0 -Waterford 27 0 -Watermans Bay 6 2 50Wattle Grove 49 1 51Wellard 92 0 -Wembley 13 2 50Wembley Downs 26 4 48West Leederville 12 2 50West Perth 4 0 -Westfield 2 0 -Westminster 27 13 40White Gum Valley 14 6 46Willagee 41 0 -Willetton 12 10 42Wilson 58 9 43Woodbridge 11 3 49Woodlands 4 2 50Yanchep 168 168 2Yangebup 96 52 17Yokine 38 15 38

July 05 to MarchSuburb March 06 qtr 2006 Qtr rank



Perth Metropolitan region

Peel sector total 1319 533

Metropolitan and Peel sector 11 897 3 787

Perth Metropolitan Region total 10 578 3 254

Peel sector

Coodanup 72 5 11Dawesville 299 102 1Dudley Park 49 33 7Falcon 46 44 5Greenfields 38 31 8Halls Head 202 100 2

Lakelands 195 55 3Madora Bay 93 37 6Mandurah 41 15 9Meadow Springs 116 15 9Pinjarra 79 31 8Ravenswood 53 53 4

Wannanup 36 12 10



4.1 Quarterly residential final approvals, Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector

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Joondalup

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Yanchep

Kwinana

Jandakot

Ellenbrook

Quinns Rocks

Port Kennedy

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5 Financial-year-to-date residential final approvals

Local government areaQuarterly

%

Marquarter

2006

2005-06:July 05 to

Mar 062004-052003-04 Local government area

Quarterly %

Marquarter

2006

2005-06:July 05 to

Mar 062004-052003-04

Metropolitan and Peel Inner-Middle Bassendean (T) 40 66 45 15 0Bayswater (C) 287 308 192 70 2Belmont (C) 193 164 148 85 2Cambridge (T) 33 41 28 6 0Canning (C) 387 404 546 111 3Claremont (T) 45 34 23 10 0Cottesloe (T) 34 21 28 6 0East Fremantle (T) 52 42 29 7 0Fremantle (C) 194 130 78 35 1Melville (C) 364 492 245 85 2Mosman Park (T) 42 24 12 0 0Nedlands (C) 14 13 29 5 0Peppermint Grove (S) 3 1 0 0 0Perth (C) 4 4 5 0 0South Perth (C) 136 110 99 18 0Stirling (C) 1 285 906 621 240 6Subiaco (C) 26 19 9 5 0Victoria Park (T) 159 230 120 47 1Vincent (T) 84 67 59 16 0Total 3 382 3 076 2 316 761 20North-West Joondalup (C) 278 181 170 69 2Wanneroo (C) 2 825 3 921 2 927 621 16Total 3 103 4 102 3 097 690 18Eastern Kalamunda (S) 710 231 154 15 0Mundaring (S) 64 63 40 17 0Swan (C) 972 983 895 510 13Total 1 746 1 277 1 089 542 14South-East Armadale (C) 63 313 285 69 2Gosnells (C) 1 153 1 166 757 236 6Serpentine-Jarrahdale (S) 7 59 201 40 1Total 1 223 1 538 1 243 345 9South-WestCockburn (C) 1 177 1 262 1 190 428 11Kwinana (T) 301 533 348 45 1Rockingham (C) 2 117 1 938 1 295 443 12Total 3 595 3 733 2 833 916 24

Perth Metropolitan Region 13 049 13 726 10 578 3 254 85

Peel sector Mandurah (C) 1 873 1 672 1 187 449 12Murray (S) 79 109 132 84 2Total 1 952 1 781 1 319 533 14Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector 15 001 15 507 11 897 3 787 79

Note: (C) for City, (T) for Town, (S) for Shire andLGAs for local government areas

CountryGascoyneCarnarvon (S) 0 6 2 0 0Exmouth (S) 0 19 7 7 1Remaining LGAs 2 5 0 0 0Total 2 30 9 7 1Goldfields-EsperanceEsperance (S) 51 33 9 6 1Kalgoorlie-Boulder (C) 72 84 28 4 0Remaining LGAs 25 3 0 0 0Total 148 120 37 10 1Great SouthernAlbany (C) 169 112 213 26 3Remaining LGAs 24 14 54 2 0Total 193 126 267 28 3KimberleyBroome (S) 127 53 131 2 0Wyndham-East Kimberley (S) 3 35 40 3 0Remaining LGAs 3 0 3 0 0Total 133 88 174 5 0Mid-WestGeraldton (C) 27 21 11 10 1Greenough (S) 81 199 443 126 12Irwin (S) 19 68 100 25 2Remaining LGAs 82 18 56 6 1Total 209 306 610 167 16PilbaraPort Hedland (T) 3 13 8 2 0Roebourne (S) 39 130 125 41 4Remaining LGAs 2 0 0 0 0Total 44 143 133 43 4Peel Region - remaining local government areasBoddington (S) 0 0 0 0 0Waroona (S) 23 5 2 0 0Total 23 5 2 0 0South-WestAugusta-Margaret River (S) 137 149 246 57 6Bunbury (C) 75 92 114 29 3Busselton (S) 310 939 277 63 6Capel (S) 220 256 429 236 23Dardanup (S) 78 258 224 121 12Harvey (S) 127 420 467 254 25Remaining LGAs 7 20 8 2 0Total 954 2 134 1 765 762 74WheatbeltBeverley (S) 0 1 0 0 0Brookton (S) 0 0 0 0 0Chittering (S) 0 0 0 0 0Gingin (S) 1 3 0 0 0Northam (S) 0 0 2 0 0Northam (T) 40 4 7 5 0Toodyay (S) 0 1 7 4 0York (S) 2 8 8 1 0Remaining LGAs 51 142 109 9 1Total 91 146 118 14 1

Country 1 797 3 098 3 115 1 036 21

State 116 798 18 605 15 012 4 823 100

North-West 27%

Eastern 9%South-East 10%

South-West 24%

Peel sector 11%Inner-Middle 19%

South-West 56%

Pilbara 4%

Mid-West 20%

Kimberley 6%

Great Southern 9%


Wheatbelt 4%

Gascoyne 0%

Peel regionremaining

LGAs0%

Final residential lot approvals - July 2005 to March 2006

• During the period July 2005 to March 2006, final approval was granted to 15 012 residential lots throughout the State; 11 897 lots in the Perth MetropolitanRegion and Peel sector and 3115 lots in the country.

• Four local government areas which had the highest number of final approvals were: City of Wanneroo, with 2927 lots; City of Rockingham, with 1295 lots; Cityof Cockburn, with 1190 lots; and City of Mandurah, with 1187 lots.

• In the country, the highest number of final approvals occurred in the following three local government areas: Harvey, with 467 lots; Greenough, with 443 lots;and Capel, with 429 lots.

Metropolitan and Peel Country



Final approvals



Applicationspending


Proposed lotsProposed lots upto end of Mar 06


Lots

6 Rural-residential and special residential activity6.1 Regional summary: March quarter 2006

1-10 11-20

No final approvals


MUNDARING

BEDFORDALE

BROOKDALE

BALDIVIS

SERPENTINE

21+

DEEPDALEJURIEN BAYKARAKIN

CHITTERING

LOWER CHITTERING

WHITEPEAK

QUEDJINUPYALLINGUP SIDING

BRIDGETOWN

MARGARET RIVER

• During the March quarter 2006, 701 proposed rural-residential and special residential lots werelodged for approval in the State; 206 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 495lots in the country.

• Preliminary approval was granted to 30 proposed lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peelsector and 690 proposed lots in the country, numbering 720 lots in the State.

• Final approval was granted to 84 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 129 lotsin the country, totalling 213 lots in the State.

• The South-East sector in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector recorded 71 per cent ofregional final approvals; the highest in the region.

• Three suburbs with the majority of final approvals were: Brookdale and Serpentine, with 21 lots each;and Bedfordale, with 14 lots.

• In the country, three regions contributed 96 per cent of regional final approvals: the WheatbeltRegion, with 41 per cent; the Mid-West, with 34 per cent; and the South-West Region, with 21 percent.

• Four localities which recorded the most final approvals were: White Peak, with 34 lots; Jurien Bay,with 21 lots; Lower Chittering, with 18 lots; and Karakin, with 11 lots.

• By the end of March 2006, there were 1768 proposed rural-residential and special residential lots inreceived applications pending a decision in the State.

• At the end of the same month, the number of proposed lots with current preliminary approval in theState totalled 4019; 1822 proposed lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 2197proposed lots in the country.

Rank Metropolitan and Peel Lots Country (local government area) Lots

1 Brookdale, Serpentine 21 White Peak (Chapman Valley) 342 Bedfordale 14 Jurien Bay (Dandaragan) 213 Baldivis 9 Lower Chittering (Chittering) 184 Mundaring 4 Karakin (Gingin) 115 Deepdale, Yallingup Siding (Greenough,

Busselton) 86 Quedjinup (Busselton) 67 Margaret River (Augusta-Mar. River) 5

Eastern 14%

South-East 71%

South-West 15%


Mid-West 34%Kimberley 2%

Great Southern 1%

Wheatbelt 41%South-West 21%


Country


Inner-Middle 0 0 0 6 0North-West 0 0 0 172 0Eastern 107 335 17 720 12South-East 31 118 2 589 59South-West 51 120 11 203 13

Metropolitan 189 573 30 1 690 84Peel 17 26 0 132 0Metropolitan and Peel 206 599 30 1 822 84Country

Gascoyne 0 0 0 0 0Goldfields-Esperance 45 45 5 119 1Great Southern 83 208 45 344 1Kimberley 0 0 0 4 2Mid-West 74 305 47 202 44Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 6 58 0 15 0Pilbara 0 0 0 0 0South-West 57 114 446 409 27Wheatbelt 230 439 147 1 104 54

Country 495 1 169 690 2 197 129State 701 1 768 720 4 019 213




Final approvals



Applicationspending


Proposed lots Proposed lots upto end of Mar 06 Proposed lots Proposed lots up

to end of Mar 06 Lots

7 Commercial activity7.1 Regional summary: March quarter 2006


1-5

No final approvals


BUTLER

JOONDALUP

BICTON

• During the March quarter 2006, 37 proposed commercial lots were lodged for approval in the State,of which 35 lots were proposed for subdivision in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector.

• Preliminary approval was granted to 48 proposed lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peelsector and 24 lots in the country, numbering 72 proposed lots in the State.

• Final approval was granted to 20 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and only onelot in the Kimberley Region in the country, totalling 21 lots in the State.

• The Inner-Middle and North-West planning sectors in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sectorrecorded 80 cent of regional final approvals.

• Between July 2005 and March 2006, 84 per cent of final commercial lot approvals in the State weregreen title lots.

• By the end of March 2006, the number of proposed commercial lots in submitted applications pendinga decision in the State totalled 126 lots; 98 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and28 lots in the country.

• At the end of the same month, the number of proposed lots with current preliminary approval in theState totalled 692 lots; 529 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 153 lots in thecountry.


1 Butler 5 none2 Bicton, Joondalup 3

North-West 40%

South-West 15%Inner-Middle 40%

South-East 5%

Metropolitan and Peel green title lots versus strata lots

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

green title strata

Jul 05to

Mar 06



Metropolitan 25 85 46 504 20Peel 10 13 2 35 0Metropolitan and Peel 35 98 48 539 20Country

Gascoyne 0 0 0 15 0Goldfields-Esperance 0 9 1 7 0Great Southern 0 0 10 43 0Kimberley 0 0 0 9 1Mid-West 0 0 0 10 0Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 0 0 0 0 0Pilbara 0 0 1 4 0South-West 2 11 8 57 0Wheatbelt 0 8 4 8 0

Country 2 28 24 153 1State 37 126 72 692 21



• In the March quarter 2006, 165 proposed industrial lots were received for approval in the PerthMetropolitan Region and Peel sector and 116 proposed lots in the country, numbering 281 lots inthe State.

• Preliminary approval for subdivision was granted to 93 proposed lots in the Perth MetropolitanRegion and Peel sector and 114 proposed lots in the country, numbering 207 lots in the State.

• Final approval was granted to 92 lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 60 lotsin the country, totalling 152 lots in the State.

• In the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector, the South-West and Eastern planning sectorstogether contributed 95 per cent of final approvals; the highest in the region. The suburbs of BibraLake and Malaga recorded the most final approvals, with 33 lots and 31 lots respectively.

• In the country, the Gascoyne Region recorded 67 per cent of regional final approvals. The localityof North West Cape in the Shire of Exmouth had the most final approvals, with 40 lots endorsed.

• Between July 2005 and March 2006, 97 per cent of final industrial lot approvals in the State weregreen title lots.

• By the end of March 2006, the number of proposed industrial lots pending a decision in the Statetotalled 747 lots.

• At the end of the same month, there were 1964 proposed lots with current preliminary approval inthe State; 1440 proposed lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector and 524 proposedlots in the country.

Final approvals



Applicationspending




Lots

8 Industrial activity8.1 Regional summary: March quarter 2006

8.2 Final approvals activity - top suburbs and localities

1-5

No final approvals


MALAGA

HIGH WYCOMBE

JANDAKOT

BIBRA LAKE

21-50 51+

NORTH WEST CAPE

DAVENPORT

DONNYBROOK


1 Bibra Lake 33 North West Cape (Exmouth) 402 Malaga 31 Davenport (Bunbury) 53 Jandakot 18 Donnybrook (Donnybrook-Balingup) 3

Eastern 39%

South-West 56%

South-West 15%

Mid-West 2%

Inner-Middle 2%


North-West 1%

Wheatbelt 3%

Peel sector 1%

GreatSouthern 7%

Kimberley 3%

Gascoyne 67%

South-East 1%


Country

green title lots versus strata lots

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

green title strata

Jul 05to

Mar 06



Metropolitan 165 322 93 1 435 91Peel 0 74 0 5 1Metropolitan and Peel 165 396 93 1 440 92Country

Gascoyne 0 0 0 24 40Goldfields-Esperance 5 6 34 102 2Great Southern 2 2 6 65 4Kimberley 3 3 4 17 2Mid-West 30 30 25 68 1Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 0 0 0 16 0Pilbara 2 2 0 22 0South-West 72 295 41 155 9Wheatbelt 2 13 4 55 2

Country 116 351 114 524 60State 281 747 207 1 964 152



Residential Non-residential

Applications Proposed lots Applications Proposed lots Applications Proposed lots

9 Applications received9.1 Regional summary: March quarter 2006

9.2 Applications received (number of lots) - top suburbs and localities

Number of lots lodged by local government area

No applications received

1-20

21-50

51-100

101-500

BULLSBROOKBUTLER

ELLENBROOKDARCH

BIBRA LAKE

SEVILLE GROVESUCCESS

AUBIN GROVE

BYFORD

LAKELANDS

501+

AUSTRALIND

DAVENPORTDALYELLUP

PORT HEDLAND

KALBARRI

JURIEN BAY

NORTHAM

PRESTON BEACHCASTLETOWN

SUNSETBEACH


Inner-Middle 342 1 179 7 15 349 1 194North-West 43 544 5 12 48 556Eastern 32 721 25 194 57 915South-East 39 636 11 48 50 684South-West 61 488 13 239 74 727

Metropolitan 517 3 568 61 508 578 4 076Peel 32 510 8 36 40 546Metropolitan and Peel 549 4 078 69 544 618 4 622Country

Gascoyne 6 48 0 0 6 48Goldfields-Esperance 17 190 10 66 27 256Great Southern 45 233 16 123 61 356Kimberley 1 16 2 9 3 25Mid-West 30 543 16 147 46 690Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 3 9 10 174 13 183Pilbara 4 80 1 2 5 82South-West 64 892 27 169 91 1 061Wheatbelt 19 766 41 306 60 1 072

Country 189 2 777 123 996 312 3 773State 738 6 855 192 1 540 930 8 395

• During the March quarter 2006, 618 applications were lodged to create 4078 residential lots and544 non-residential lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector, totalling 4622 proposedlots. Forty five per cent of these received lots occurred in the Inner-Middle and Eastern planningsectors.

• Two suburbs with the highest number of lots received for approval were Ellenbrook, with 545proposed lots; and Byford, with 373 proposed lots.

• In the country, 312 applications were lodged to create 2777 residential lots and 996 non-residentiallots, numbering 3773 proposed lots. The South-West, Wheatbelt, and Mid-West regions recorded 75per cent of the proposed lots.

• The localities of Jurien Bay and Dalyellup had the highest number of lots received for approval, with592 proposed lots and 477 proposed lots respectively.

Rank Metropolitan and Peel Proposed lots Country (local government area) Proposed lots

1 Ellenbrook 543 Jurien Bay (Dandaragan) 5922 Byford 373 Dalyellup (Capel) 4773 Aubin Grove 193 Northam (Northam Town) 2164 Lakelands 185 Preston Beach (Waroona) 1365 Bullsbrook 126 Sunset Beach (Geraldton) 826 Butler 120 Australind (Harvey) 807 Seville Grove 112 Castletown (Esperance) 788 Bibra Lake 94 Kalbarri (Northampton) 739 Darch 84 Davenport (Bunbury) 7210 Success 76 Port Hedland (Port Hedland) 71

Eastern 20%

Peel sector 12%

South-East 15%

South-West 16%

North-West 12%

Inner-Middle 25%


South-West 29%

Wheatbelt 28% Goldfields-Esperance 7%

Great Southern 9%

Mid-West 18%

Pilbara 2%

Peel Region -remaining LGAs 5%

Gascoyne 1%

Kimberley 1%

Country

Total





Total

10 Applications pending10.1 Regional summary: up to end of March 2006

10.2 Applications pending (number of lots) - top suburbs and localities

Number of lots pending a decision bylocal government area

No applications pending

1-50

51-100

101-500

501-1000 2001 +

1001-2000

BURNS BEACH

ELLENBROOK

FORRESTDALEBEELIAR

HAMMOND PARKBYFORDBERTRAMBALDIVIS

LAKELANDS

DAWESVILLE

KALBARRI

GLENFIELD

JURIEN BAYCHITTERINGNORTHAM

BAYONET HEAD

CAPEBURNEY

AUSTRALIND

COLLEGE GROVE

DALYELLUP

YALYALUP

• By the end of March 2006, there were 15 683 proposed lots pending a decision for residentialsubdivision and 1369 proposed lots pending a decision for non-residential subdivision in the PerthMetropolitan Region and Peel sector, numbering 17 052 lots.

• The South-West, Eastern, and North-West planning sectors together contributed 65 per cent ofproposed lots still pending a decision in the region.

• Two suburbs that had the highest total number of proposed lots pending a decision in the PerthMetropolitan Region and Peel sector were: Baldivis, with 1317 proposed lots, and Burns Beach,with 1261 proposed lots.

• In the country, there were 6952 proposed residential lots and 2053 proposed non-residential lots insubmitted applications pending a decision at the end of March 2006. The South-West Regionrecorded 43 per cent of total regional lots pending a decision which was the highest.

• Five localities that had the highest total number of proposed lots pending a decision were Dalyellup,with 698 lots; Jurien Bay, with 592 lots; Glenfield, with 542 lots; Australind, with 517 lots; andYalyalup, with 512 proposed lots.


1 Baldivis 1 317 Dalyellup (Capel) 6982 Burns Beach 1 261 Jurien Bay (Dandaragan) 5923 Ellenbrook 642 Glenfield (Greenough) 5424 Lakelands 585 Australind (Harvey) 5175 Bertram 513 Yalyalup (Busselton) 5126 Byford 498 College Grove (Bunbury) 4317 Hammond Park 481 Cape Burney (Greenough) 2718 Forrestdale 404 Kalbarri (Northampton) 2269 Beeliar 390 Bayonet Head, Northam (Albany,

Northam Town) 22210 Dawesville 326 Chittering (Chittering) 212

Eastern 22%

Peel sector 14%

South-East 12%

South-West 27%

Inner-Middle 9%

North-West 16%


Wheatbelt 16%

Gascoyne 1%

Goldfields-Esperance 5%Great Southern 9%

Kimberly 0%

Mid-West 22%Peel Region-remainingLGA’s 2%

Pilbara 2%

South-West 43%

Country


Inner-Middle 354 1 557 19 52 373 1 609North-West 59 2 680 11 33 70 2 713Eastern 66 3 222 38 528 104 3 750South-East 67 1 829 29 201 96 2 030South-West 88 4 236 31 405 119 4 641

Metropolitan 634 13 524 128 1 219 762 14 743Peel 47 2 159 14 150 61 2 309Metropolitan and Peel 681 15 683 142 1 369 823 17 052Country

Gascoyne 6 48 0 0 6 48Goldfields-Esperance 18 345 9 71 27 416Great Southern 56 572 27 268 83 840Kimberley 4 31 2 9 6 40Mid-West 42 1 560 31 393 73 1 953Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 1 7 13 218 14 225Pilbara 9 191 1 2 10 193South-West 95 3 276 54 540 149 3 816Wheatbelt 27 922 56 552 83 1 474

Country 258 6 952 193 2 053 451 9 005State 939 22 635 335 3 422 1 274 26 057



11 Quarterly preliminary approvals11.1 Regional summary: March quarter 2006

11.2 Preliminary approval activity - top suburbs and localities

1-20

21-50

51-100

101-500

No preliminary approvals


1001+

501-1000

BUTLER

ELLENBROOK

HELENA VALLEY

FORRESTFIELD

FORRESTDALECOOGEE

BERTRAM

LEDA

BALDIVIS

WANNANUP

UTAKARRA

WANDINA

DONGARA

HARVEY

DALYELLUP

DUNSBOROUGHWEST BUSSELTON

COWARAMUP

BRIDGETOWN

MARGARET RIVER

• During the March quarter 2006, preliminary approval was granted to 6618 proposed residential lotsand 313 proposed non-residential lots in the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector, numbering6931 proposed lots. Four planning sectors contributed 82 per cent of regional preliminary approvals:the South-East, with 22 per cent; the North-West, with 20 per cent; the South-West and Eastern,with 19 per cent each.

• Three suburbs with the highest total number of preliminary approvals were Butler, with 990proposed lots; Forrestdale, with 967 proposed lots; and Ellenbrook, with 760 proposed lots.

• In the country, preliminary approval was granted to 1966 proposed residential lots and 582proposed non-residential lots, numbering 2548 lots. The South-West Region recorded 55 per cent ofthese proposed lots which was the highest.

• Three localities that had the highest total number of preliminary approvals in the country wereBridgetown, with 320 proposed lots; Margaret River, with 279 proposed lots; and Cowaramup, with246 proposed lots.


1 Butler 990 Bridgetown (Bridgetown-G'Bushes) 3202 Forrestdale 967 Margaret River (Augusta-Mar. River) 2793 Ellenbrook 760 Cowaramup (Augusta-Mar. River) 2464 Coogee 402 Wandina (Greenough) 1945 Leda 197 West Busselton (Busselton) 1666 Wannanup 145 Harvey (Harvey) 1597 Baldivis 142 Dalyellup (Capel) 1558 Helena Valley 125 Dongara (Irwin) 1489 Bertram 123 Utakarra (Greenough) 11510 Forrestfield 120 Dunsborough (Busselton) 92

Eastern 19%

Peel sector 5%

South-East 22%

South-West 19% Inner-Middle 15%

North-West20%


South-West 55%

Wheatbelt 9%


Kimberley 0%

Mid-West 20%

Gascoyne 3%

Peel Regionremaining LGAs 0%Pilbara 0%

Great Southern 8%

Country




Inner-Middle 374 972 21 57 395 1 029North-West 27 1 333 6 50 33 1 383Eastern 32 1 278 22 63 54 1 341South-East 53 1 424 18 46 71 1 470South-West 67 1 252 16 86 83 1 338


Gascoyne 3 59 1 43 4 102Goldfields-Esperance 16 136 8 45 24 181Great Southern 43 204 16 84 59 288Kimberley 3 5 1 4 4 9Mid-West 16 598 9 102 25 700Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 1 3 1 1 2 4Pilbara 2 7 1 1 3 8South-West 61 1 291 56 591 117 1 882Wheatbelt 8 79 31 217 39 296

Country 153 2 382 124 1 088 277 3 470State 734 9 000 215 1 401 949 10 401

Total



12 All current preliminary approvals12.1 Regional summary: up to end of March 2006

12.2 Current preliminary approvals (number of lots) - top suburbs and localities

1-100

101-500

No current preliminary approvals

Lots with current preliminary approvals bylocal government area

5001 +

2001-5000

1001-2000

501-1000

BUTLERCLARKSON

ELLENBROOK

CANNING VALE

FORRESTDALEAUBIN GROVE

BALDIVIS

SECRET HARBOUR

MEADOW SPRINGS

DAWESVILLE

EXMOUTH

WANDINA

CASTLETOWN

MCKAIL

AUSTRALINDMILLBRIDGE

DALYELLUP

GEOGRAPHEVASSE

MARGARET RIVER

• By the end of March 2006, the number of proposed lots with current preliminary approvals in thePerth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector totalled 48 677 lots; 44 235 lots were proposed forresidential and 4442 proposed lots implied non-residential subdivision.

• Three planning sectors contributed 59 per cent of all regional current preliminary lot approvals: theNorth-West, with 22 per cent; the South-West, with 19 per cent; and the Inner-Middle, with 18 percent.

• The suburb of Forrestdale recorded the highest total number of all current preliminary approvals bythe end of March, with 2158 proposed lots.

• In the country, the number of proposed lots with current preliminary approval totalled 21 268 lots; 15960 lots were proposed for residential use and 5308 lots for non-residential use. The South-WestRegion recorded 45 per cent of all current preliminary approvals which was the highest.

• The locality of Australind continued to record the highest number of all regional current preliminaryapprovals, with 1335 proposed lots.


1 Forrestdale 2 158 Australind (Harvey) 1 3352 Ellenbrook 1 804 Millbridge (Dardanup) 7783 Canning Vale 1 747 Geographe (Busselton) 7614 Baldivis 1 624 Dalyellup (Capel) 6325 Clarkson 1 498 Exmouth (Exmouth) 4916 Butler 1 322 Mckail (Albany) 4887 Dawesville 1 010 Vasse (Busselton) 4648 Meadow Springs 956 Margaret River (Augusta-Mar. River) 4639 Aubin Grove 939 Wandina (Greenough) 46110 Secret Harbour 931 Castletown (Esperance) 426

Eastern 11%

Peel sector 14%

South-East 16%

South-West 19%

Inner-Middle 18%

North-West 22%


South-West 45%

Wheatbelt 12%

Goldfields-Esperance 8%Gascoyne 3%

Kimberley 3%

Mid-West 15%

Pilbara 2%

Peel Region - remaining LGAs 1%

GreatSouthern 11%

Country




Inner-Middle 2 614 8 062 123 663 2 737 8 725North-West 315 10 189 48 651 363 10 840Eastern 223 4 361 124 1 080 347 5 441South-East 331 6 768 109 824 440 7 592South-West 380 8 304 84 944 464 9 248

Metropolitan 3 863 37 684 488 4 162 4 351 41 846Peel 229 6 551 45 280 274 6 831Metropolitan and Peel 4 092 44 235 533 4 442 4 625 48 677Country

Gascoyne 23 471 10 133 33 604Goldfields-Esperance 84 1 229 42 389 126 1 618Great Southern 204 1 756 120 638 324 2 394Kimberley 24 494 21 153 45 647Mid-West 81 2 734 60 461 141 3 195Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 16 49 16 129 32 178Pilbara 20 447 7 65 27 512South-West 429 7 712 233 1 849 662 9 561Wheatbelt 66 1 068 130 1 491 196 2 559

Country 947 15 960 639 5 308 1 586 21 268State 5 039 60 195 1 172 9 750 6 211 69 945

Total



13 Quarterly final approvals13.1 Regional summary: March quarter 2006


1-10

11-20

21-50

51-100 501 +

101-500

No final approvals


YANCHEP

TAPPING

ELLENBROOK

MUNSTERAUBIN GROVE

ROCKINGHAMBALDIVIS

SECRET HARBOUR

HALLS HEAD

DAWESVILLE

BAYNTONNORTH WEST CAPE

GLENFIELDWANDINA

WHITEPEAK

AUSTRALIND

EATONMILLBRIDGE

DALYELLUP

AUGUSTA

• During the March quarter 2006, final approval was granted to 3787 residential lots and 221 non-residential lots throughout the Perth Metropolitan Region and Peel sector, totalling 4008 lots.

• Three planning sectors contributed 62 per cent of total regional final approvals: the South-West,with 25 per cent; the Inner-Middle, with 19 per cent; and the North-West, with 18 per cent.

• The suburb of Ellenbrook recorded the highest total number of final lot approvals, with 399 lots.

• In the country, final approval was granted to 1036 residential lots and 318 non-residential lots,totalling 1354 lots in the March quarter. The South-West Region continued to contribute the mostfinal approvals, with 61 per cent of total regional final approvals.

• The suburbs of Dalyellup in the Shire of Capel and Australind in the Shire of Harvey recorded thehighest total number of final approvals, with 234 lots and 228 lots respectively.


1 Ellenbrook 399 Dalyellup (Capel) 2342 Yanchep 168 Australind (Harvey) 2283 Secret Harbour 151 Eaton (Dardanup) 744 Tapping 121 Wandina (Greenough) 715 Rockingham 120 Augusta (Augusta-Mar. River) 556 Baldivis 117 Millbridge (Dardanup) 477 Aubin Grove 116 Glenfield (Greenough) 468 Munster 112 Baynton (Roebourne) 419 Dawesville 104 North West Cape (Exmouth) 4010 Halls Head 100 White Peak (Chapman Valley) 34

Eastern 15%

Peel sector 13%

South-East 10%

South-West 25%

Inner-middle 19%

North-West 18%


South-West 61%

Wheatbelt 8%


Kimberley 1%

Mid-West 17%

Pilbara 3%

Great Southern 4%

Gascoyne 4%

Peel Region - remainingLGAs 1%

Country


Applications Lots Applications Lots Applications Lots


Inner-Middle 250 761 9 12 259 773North-West 37 690 7 12 44 702Eastern 23 542 16 59 39 601South-East 42 345 10 64 52 409South-West 51 916 11 69 62 985


Gascoyne 1 7 2 41 3 48Goldfields-Esperance 5 10 4 5 9 15Great Southern 12 28 11 20 23 48Kimberley 3 5 4 7 7 12Mid-West 12 167 12 68 24 235Peel Region - remaininglocal government areas 0 0 3 7 3 7Pilbara 3 43 0 0 3 43South-West 50 762 30 81 80 843Wheatbelt 7 14 20 89 27 103

Country 93 1 036 86 318 179 1 354State 530 4 823 144 539 674 5 362

Total



14 Metropolitan local government area summary

March quarter 2006Final

approvals



Applicationspending


LotsProposed lotsup to end of

Mar 2006

Proposedlots

Proposed lotsup to end of

Mar 2006

Proposedlots

Final approvals



Applicationspending


Mar 2006

Proposedlots


Mar 2006

Proposedlots


Inner-MiddleBassendean (T) 34 30 29 338 15 0 0 0 35 0Bayswater (C) 181 208 115 690 70 2 2 3 24 0Belmont (C) 106 48 91 618 85 2 4 0 26 0Cambridge (T) 8 8 9 61 6 0 0 0 6 0Canning (C) 145 218 78 1 126 111 0 7 4 359 2Claremont (T) 28 30 14 81 10 2 2 4 6 0Cottesloe (T) 6 8 12 82 6 0 0 0 2 0East Fremantle (T) 0 0 2 137 7 0 0 3 2 0Fremantle (C) 82 204 81 463 35 0 4 7 19 3Melville (C) 113 99 118 1 040 85 4 2 22 91 3Mosman Park (T) 14 14 4 96 0 0 0 0 2 0Nedlands (C) 6 75 10 152 5 0 3 0 5 0Peppermint Grove (S) 0 4 2 29 0 0 0 0 0 0Perth (C) 0 2 0 5 0 3 18 6 15 1South Perth (C) 26 41 25 200 18 0 0 0 5 0Stirling (C) 294 403 310 2 150 240 2 5 0 21 0Subiaco (C) 4 4 5 73 5 0 2 2 2 1Victoria Park (T) 56 58 38 392 47 0 3 5 39 0Vincent (T) 76 103 29 329 16 0 0 1 4 2Total 1 179 1 557 972 8 062 761 15 52 57 663 12

North-West Joondalup (C) 98 1 379 47 1 150 69 2 4 2 30 4Wanneroo (C) 446 1 301 1 286 9 039 621 10 29 48 621 8Total 544 2 680 1 333 10 189 690 12 33 50 651 12

Eastern Kalamunda (S) 95 1 963 293 1 543 15 9 17 19 123 9Mundaring (S) 32 184 179 333 17 5 13 16 156 10Swan (C) 594 1 075 806 2 485 510 180 498 28 801 40Total 721 3 222 1 278 4 361 542 194 528 63 1 080 59

South-East Armadale (C) 195 501 1 109 3 022 69 6 61 17 336 36Gosnells (C) 66 857 305 2 850 236 12 16 11 80 2Serpentine-Jarrahdale (S) 375 471 10 896 40 30 124 18 408 26Total 636 1 829 1 424 6 768 345 48 201 46 824 64

South-WestCockburn (C) 399 1 809 715 3 921 428 160 262 43 544 53Kwinana (T) 28 540 320 1 025 45 3 49 0 33 2Rockingham (C) 61 1 887 217 3 358 443 76 94 43 367 14Total 488 4 236 1 252 8 304 916 239 405 86 944 69

Perth Metropolitan Region 3 568 13 524 6 259 37 684 3 254 508 1 219 302 4 162 216

Peel sectorMandurah (C) 459 1 310 359 5 618 449 14 47 8 61 4Murray (S) 51 849 0 933 84 22 103 3 219 1Total 510 2 159 359 6 551 533 36 150 11 280 5

Perth MetropolitanRegion andPeel sector 4 078 15 683 6 618 44 235 3 787 544 1 369 313 4 442 221

Note: (C) for City, (T) for Town, and (S) for Shire.




GascoyneCarnarvon (S) 42 42 11 23 0 0 0 0 2 1Exmouth (S) 4 4 0 386 7 0 0 43 131 40Remaining LGAs 2 2 48 62 0 0 0 0 0 0Total 48 48 59 471 7 0 0 43 133 41

Goldfields-EsperanceEsperance (S) 100 157 64 549 6 60 58 40 192 0Kalgoorlie-Boulder (C) 75 173 35 332 4 3 9 2 83 3Remaining LGAs 15 15 37 348 0 3 4 3 114 2Total 190 345 136 1 229 10 66 71 45 389 5

Great SouthernAlbany (C) 186 538 174 1 421 26 20 149 75 459 14Remaining LGAs 47 34 30 335 2 103 119 9 179 6Total 233 572 204 1 756 28 123 268 84 638 20

KimberleyBroome (S) 16 31 5 459 2 3 3 0 106 5Wyndham-East Kimberley (S) 0 0 0 35 3 6 6 4 23 0Remaining LGAs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 2Total 16 31 5 494 5 9 9 4 153 7

Mid-WestGeraldton (C) 117 173 20 224 10 0 2 20 35 0Greenough (S) 125 1 088 345 1 722 126 51 286 72 157 10Irwin (S) 37 37 212 390 25 79 86 5 62 11Remaining LGAs 264 262 21 398 6 17 19 5 207 47Total 543 1 560 598 2 734 167 147 393 102 461 68

Peel Region - remaining local government areasBoddington (S) 7 7 0 2 0 5 5 0 90 0Waroona (S) 2 0 3 47 0 169 213 1 39 7Total 9 7 3 49 0 174 218 1 129 7

PilbaraPort Hedland (T) 71 71 6 62 2 0 0 1 6 0Roebourne (S) 5 15 1 385 41 2 2 0 4 0Remaining LGAs 4 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 0Total 80 191 7 447 43 2 2 1 65 0

South-WestAugusta-Margaret River (S) 14 14 522 905 57 17 31 13 159 21Bunbury (C) 117 670 70 736 29 72 72 5 63 5Busselton (S) 126 751 259 2 227 63 17 169 96 593 32Capel (S) 499 803 155 1 039 236 5 18 25 44 4Dardanup (S) 9 9 6 1 042 121 2 9 64 126 2Harvey (S) 90 693 274 1 559 254 9 27 10 153 3Remaining LGAs 37 336 5 204 2 47 214 378 711 14Total 892 3 276 1 291 7 712 762 169 540 591 1 849 81

WheatbeltBeverley (S) 7 4 3 5 0 4 4 0 13 0Brookton (S) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 13 9Chittering (S) 29 29 0 53 0 25 255 20 348 28Gingin (S) 6 117 0 112 0 34 34 6 618 16Northam (S) 0 0 0 2 0 13 13 2 34 0Northam (T) 127 133 0 271 5 89 89 1 37 0Toodyay (S) 0 6 0 17 4 26 36 108 147 0York (S) 3 3 8 110 1 4 7 0 5 0Remaining LGAs 594 630 68 498 4 111 114 69 276 36Total 766 922 79 1 068 14 306 552 217 1 491 89Country 2 777 6 952 2 382 15 960 1 036 996 2 053 1 088 5 308 318

15 Selected regional local government area summary

March quarter 2006Final

approvals




Lots


Mar 2006

Proposedlots


Mar 2006

Proposedlots

Finalapprovals



Applicationspending



Mar 2006

Proposedlots


Mar 2006

Proposedlots


Applicationspending

Note: (C) for City, (T) for Town, (S) for Shire and LGAs for local government areas.



16 State lot approvals

State residential lot approvals

State rural-residential/special residential lotapprovals

State industrial lot approvals

State commercial lot approvals

Preliminary Final Preliminary Final Preliminary Final Preliminary Final

Metropolitan Country StatePeel sector

16.1 Residential

1994-95 16 860 12 668 2 247 1 027 5 101 2 481 24 208 16 1761995-96 11 251 7 043 2 240 598 3 857 1 482 17 348 9 1231996-97 11 945 5 894 1 599 506 4 799 1 357 18 343 7 7571997-98 16 304 6 593 2 509 517 5 337 1 845 24 150 8 9551998-99 19 257 8 819 1 558 590 5 001 2 174 25 816 11 5831999-00 12 713 10 047 1 347 752 3 522 2 012 17 582 12 8112000-01 14 313 7 136 2 093 499 3 976 1 283 20 382 8 9182001-02 15 555 8 918 3 121 900 5 343 1 539 24 019 11 3572002-03 16 421 11 677 2 868 1 301 4 246 1 651 23 535 14 6292003-04 24 264 13 049 3 064 1 952 4 676 1 797 32 004 16 7982004-05 16 264 13 726 3 561 1 781 8 384 3 093 28 209 18 600July 2005 toMarch 2006 15 922 10 578 1 868 1 319 5 969 2 148 23 759 14 045



1994-95 162 131 13 0 46 24 221 1551995-96 233 103 10 7 59 22 302 1321996-97 301 132 18 6 108 38 427 1761997-98 232 159 95 5 85 56 412 2201998-99 229 127 5 45 170 60 404 2321999-00 262 155 6 8 69 99 337 2622000-01 183 226 26 8 90 46 299 2802001-02 145 175 10 17 98 42 253 2342002-03 278 84 26 8 100 74 404 1662003-04 397 129 33 3 82 83 512 2152004-05 303 134 20 17 88 47 411 198July 2005 toMarch 2006 322 120 17 8 57 31 396 159



1994-95 502 324 75 5 398 138 975 4671995-96 696 246 48 2 377 160 1 121 4081996-97 731 384 8 74 377 185 1 116 6431997-98 503 281 3 1 570 202 1 076 4841998-99 661 233 17 4 419 116 1 097 3531999-00 578 314 16 6 440 159 1 034 4792000-01 279 243 4 2 441 75 724 3202001-02 298 110 6 0 97 107 401 2172002-03 546 171 27 14 318 67 891 2522003-04 654 202 15 17 356 114 1 025 3332004-05 771 270 8 8 244 156 1 023 434July 2005 toMarch 2006 343 269 0 10 218 158 561 437



1994-95 818 392 53 95 2 115 1 124 2 986 1 6111995-96 1 211 474 133 79 1 403 792 2 747 1 3451996-97 961 344 100 105 1 302 759 2 363 1 2081997-98 1 002 357 42 30 2 016 561 3 060 9481998-99 666 586 66 96 1 212 690 1 944 1 3721999-00 1 393 450 36 36 1 644 806 3 073 1 2922000-01 738 392 19 47 1 336 450 2 093 8892001-02 420 303 20 12 804 320 1 244 6352002-03 796 267 11 11 1 125 487 1 932 7652003-04 762 412 30 32 1 602 751 2 394 1 1952004-05 1 594 343 22 39 873 594 2 489 976July 2005 toMarch 2006 346 233 12 32 1 295 623 1 653 888

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The suburb of Byford is situated approximately 40 km south-east of Perth, within the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale. The name is

believed to have been chosen because it is 'by a ford' on Beenyup Brook. Byford has mostly been known as a small townsite along the

South Western Highway, until recently when more intensive residential development has started to occur. With the extension of the

Tonkin Highway and city facilities conveniently close by, Byford enables residents to access all major services, but still maintain a

peaceful lifestyle.The residential estate being developed in Byford consists of four precincts offering different types of home sites and

different lifestyles. The precincts are Byford by the Scarp, Byford by the Brook, Byford by the Glade and Byford by the Stables. The

estate is expected to be fully developed within the next 10 years.

During the March quarter, applications for 371 residential lots were received. This meant an increase in the total number of lots

pending a decision to 443, as at 31 March 2006. Preliminary approval for subdivision was granted to 373 residential lots during the

March quarter, bringing the total number of lots with current preliminary approval to 833 lots. This strong trend looks to continue with

the Draft Metropolitan Development Program 0506 identifying 2699 lots to be developed over the next five years.

17. Suburbs in profile

17.1 Byford

ResidentialNumber of lots Commercial IndustrialRural-residential/special residential

Other* Total

Applications received1 371 0 0 0 2 373Applications pending2 443 0 0 53 2 498Preliminary approvals1 373 0 0 0 0 373Current preliminary approvals2 833 0 4 11 2 850Final approvals1 40 0 0 0 0 40Land release areas lot yield 2(2005–06 to 2009–2010)3 0 0 0 0 0 699[C1]Existing number of dwellings4 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1 196

0

LEGEND

N

locality boundary

proposed land releasearea (to 2009/10)


kilometres

1


proposed land releasearea (beyond 2009/10)

0.5

major final approvals(2001/02 - Dec 2005)

Darling Downs

Byford

Cardup


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Karrakup

Bedfordale

Oakford

1 March quarter 20062 As at 31 March 20063 Source: Metropolitan Development Program 2005/2006 to 2009/20104 Source: VGO 2005*Other includes rural, tourist, public purpose, recreation and non-classified land uses.



The townsite of Busselton is located 229 km south of Perth, with the Busselton suburb of Geographe situated north of thetownsite on Geographe Bay. Busselton is one of the fastest growing regions in Western Australia with its population growingover five per cent per year for the past decade. This can be linked to the holiday lifestyle offered by the area including shelteredpristine beaches, excellent marina facilities, diving, boat hire and large environmental reserves. The significant growth inpopulation in the region has opened the market for some larger housing estates to cope with the demand. Port Geographe,which is an integrated residential and waterway development, is one of these major residential developments. When thedevelopment is completed it will comprise 1200 residential home sites including a retirement village and resort hotel.

During the March quarter, applications for 15 special residential and special rural lots were received, with 29 residential lotspending as at March 31 2006. Preliminary approvals were granted to 610 lots and final approval was granted to 4 lots. A total of759 residential lots have current preliminary approval. The growth of this area is expected to continue at a steady rate with theWestern Australian Planning Commission’s Draft Country Land Development Program 2005 indicating a further 486 residentiallots are proposed for development over the next five years.

Geographe (Shire of Busselton)

ResidentialNumber of lots Commercial IndustrialRural-residential/special residential

Other* Total

Applications received1 0 0 0 15 0 15Applications pending2 29 0 0 0 0 29Preliminary approvals1 610 0 0 0 0 610Current preliminary approvals2 759 2 0 0 0 761Final approvals1 4 0 0 0 0 4Land release areas lot yield(2005–06 to 2009–2010)3 0 0 0 0 0 486Existing number of dwellings4 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1 487

Geographe

Reinscourt

Wonnerup

0

Legend

N

kilometres

locality boundary


1


major final approvals(2001/02 - Dec 2005)

Yalyalup

proposed land releasearea (to 2009/10)

proposed land releasearea (beyond 2009/10)


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0.5

Geographe Bay

1 March quarter 20062 As at 31 March 20063 Source: Country Land Development Program: Annual Review 20054 Source: VGO 2005

*Other includes rural, tourist, public purpose, recreation and non-classified land uses.



Introduction

This publication contains statisticaldetails of subdivision activity in WesternAustralia.

Coverage

1. Lot creation statistics are compiledfrom subdivision (including surveystrata and ‘vacant’ strata)applications lodged with theWestern Australian PlanningCommission (WAPC) for approval.

2. These statistics relate to lots forresidential and non-residentialpurposes; for urban residential lotsless than 3000 sqm, and all non-residential and residential stratalots irrespective of size. The non-residential component of thesestatistics includes counts of rural-residential and special residentiallots.

3. Strata lot statistics provided includeall survey strata lots, and vacantstrata lots that require determinationby the WAPC. Some categories of‘built’ strata lots may be createdwithout WAPC endorsementpursuant to the Strata Titles GeneralRegulations 1996 (requiring onlylocal government approval), andsuch lots are beyond the scope ofthese statistics.

4. From March 1998, country regionstatistics include lots produced bythe Land Asset ManagementServices of the Department forPlanning and Infrastructure(formerly done by the Departmentof Land Information).

Definitions

Applications received refers to thoseapplications received by the WAPC forthe purpose of subdivision.

Applications pending is the number ofapplications under assessment forpreliminary approval by the WAPC andincludes those, which have beendeferred.

Preliminary approval is conditionalapproval granted by the WAPC forsubdivision development to begin. Theapproval is preceded by an assessmentof the proposed subdivision plan inconsultation with servicing agencies. Onreceipt of preliminary approval, theproponent may commence subdivisiondevelopment in accordance with theconditions of approval within threeyears of the approval date. Theseapproval conditions are based onoutcomes from the consultativeassessment.

Current preliminary approvals areALL those approvals not older thanthree years from the date of preliminaryapproval not having proceeded to finalapproval. Preliminary approvals olderthan three years have expired and areno longer valid.

Final approval is the WAPCendorsement of the proponent’ssubmitted deposited plan orstrata/survey strata plan describing thenow complete subdivision constructedin accordance with the conditions setdown in the preliminary approval.Finally approved deposited plans/strataplans then are registered with theDepartment of Land Information wherecertificates of titles for the newlycreated lots can be issued. Thecharacteristic difference in lot numbersseen between preliminary and finalapprovals arises from proponentschoosing not to proceed with thesubdivision in the specified three -yearperiod in accordance with theconditions of the preliminary approval;either at all, only in part, or via anotherpreliminary approval incorporating anew plan for the subject land.

‘Green Title’ lot is a conventional landparcel shown on a Deposited Planregistered with the Department of LandInformation. The purpose of the lot isdetermined by an appropriate zoningunder the relevant local governmenttown planning scheme.

Strata lots are created under theStrata Titles Act 1985. In a strata plan,each owner holds some of the propertyindividually (a strata lot), and theremainder is held jointly by all owners(common property) although in a surveystrata scheme, common property is notnecessary. By their nature, all lots in astrata plan share responsibilities andbenefits through an ongoingrelationship with each other.

Estimated median lot size iscalculated from a count of created lotsgrouped within lot size intervals thathave become standards of theDepartment's application processing.Thus this remains an estimate only, asan accurate median needs to becalculated from counts using thespecific size of each created lot.

Contact

For more information regarding thedata, please contact the researchbranch at the Department for Planningand Infrastructure on 08 9264 7752.

Caveat

Any statement, opinion or advice,expressed or implied in this publicationis made in good faith but on the basisthat the WAPC, its agents andemployees are not liable to any personfor any damage or loss whatsoeverwhich has occurred or may occur inrelation to that person taking or nottaking action in respect of anystatement, or advice referred to in thisdocument.

Reproduction of these statistics, eitherin part or full, is permitted. However,acknowledgement of the source wouldbe appreciated.

N O T E S

© State of Western AustraliaPublished by the Western Australian Planning CommissionAlbert Facey House, 469 Wellington StreetPerth, Western Australia 6000

Published June 2006ISSN 1446-5108Website: www.wapc.wa.gov.auemail: [email protected]: (08) 9264 7777, Fax: (08) 9264 7566TTY: (08) 9264 7535, Infoline: 1800 626 477

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