Albany 2050 Waterfront Master Plan
The Albany Waterfront precinct stretches from Southern Ports’ Port of Albany in the east, to the Albany Wool Stores site in the west, and has significant community, economic, environmental and cultural value.
In 2023, the Great Southern Development Commission (GSDC) embarked on a master planning project to map the future of Albany’s Waterfront, a place rich in history and economic potential. This initiative aims to transform the Waterfront into a vibrant hub for community and economic activity, leveraging its significant assets and historical value.
The Albany 2050 Waterfront Master Plan is currently being developed in collaboration with a broad range of stakeholders, technical experts, cultural and community engagement.
We aim to create a shared vision for this precinct.
For more information on the project, read the articles below. All updates about this project will appear on this page.
Albany's Waterfront News
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Our Region
Our Region The Great Southern is one of nine regions in Western Australia, taking in several hundred kilometres of the State’s pristine southern coastline. Our region’s geography includes ancient mountain ranges, deep forests, productive farmland, and breathtaking coastal scenery. View All Regions
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Our Focus
Our Focus We focus on the Great Southern’s people, and its economy, culture and natural environment. We aim to create a stable and diverse economy, promote and support regional liveability, and strengthen our communities. Find out more
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Our Support One of our key roles is connecting industry, business and community to beneficial opportunities that will help drive development. A range of grants and funding opportunities offering support in the Great Southern are regularly available. Find out more
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About Us
About Us The Great Southern Development Commission's role is to help our community grow, develop and take advantage of the benefits our region has to offer including its enviable lifestyle, natural landscapes and thriving economy. Find out more
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