❓ Hon Steve Martin asks about discrepancies in closing dates for Housing Diversity Pipeline Round 2 (HDP2) offers and seeks details on offer numbers and potential dwelling breakdown per site. The Minister clarifies the closing date extension and states that responses are under evaluation, with further announcements to follow.
AnsweredQoN 939Legislative Council
Asked
20 November 2025
Member
Portfolio
Planning and Lands; Housing and Works; Health Infrastructure
QuestionView source ↗
I refer to the Housing Diversity Pipeline Round 2 (HDP2), and I note that DevelopmentWA is inviting offers for development for the below sites, and I note the State Government site (https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-planning-lands-and-heritage/current-housing-diversity-pipeline-opportunities) advises that offers close at 2pm, 13 November 2025, but the DevelopmentWA site states that offers close at 2pm, 27 November 2025 (https://developmentwa.com.au/development-opportunities), and I also note that the DevelopmentWA site page states that "these developments have the potential to deliver a combined 2,400 new residential dwellings", and I ask: (a) what is the correct closing date; (b) if offers have closed, can the Minister please advise how many offers were received, per each location: (i) Kiara - Lot 803, Altone Road ("16.89 hectare site primed for residential development, including social housing"); (ii) Joondalup - Lot 9000 McLarty Avenue and Lot 999 (45) Picadilly Circle ("9.6 hectares of vacant land in the heart of Joondalup's city centre, proposed for residential development"); (iii) North Coogee (Shoreline Development) - Lot 217 Anchorage Drive and Lot 341 Bennett Avenue ("Two development-ready sites within the Robb Jetty Local Structure Plan"); and (iv) Tuart Brook (Usher) - Lot 501 (part) Washington Avenue and Lots 800 (part), 802 Parade Road, Usher ("Almost 55.9 ha of land, suitable for residential development"); and (c) regardless of whether the offers have closed, can the Minister please confirm what the breakdown of 2,400 potential homes is, per each site in (b) (acknowledging that this is a "potential" estimate)?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
24 February 2026
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Planning and Lands; Housing and Works; Health Infrastructure
Response time
8 days
a) The date was extended to 27 November 2025.
b) Responses to the Offers Invited process are under evaluation and further announcements will be made in due course.
c) The estimated yield is informed by potential lot sizing and site zoning and will be informed by the proponent’s final design.
b) Responses to the Offers Invited process are under evaluation and further announcements will be made in due course.
c) The estimated yield is informed by potential lot sizing and site zoning and will be informed by the proponent’s final design.
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