The State Government has released 15 new industrial and commercial lots at the Peel Business Park in Nambeelup and are calling on businesses to expand, invest and create local jobs in the region.
The land includes 12 industrial lots, two service commercial lots and one commercial lot, with lot sizes ranging from approximately 2,500sqm to more than 15,000sqm.
The estate is already home to several major developments, including the Food Innovation Precinct WA, the Bushfire Centre of Excellence, ARYZTA’s first bakery in Western Australia and one of Australia’s first renewable energy industrial microgrids.
Businesses within Peel Business Park benefit from fully serviced industrial land, strategic access to key freight and logistics networks, and access to Australia’s first renewable energy industrial microgrid, which can deliver electricity savings of up to 30 per cent.
“Mandurah and the wider Peel region are experiencing strong growth, and projects like Peel Business Park are helping ensure we have the infrastructure and land needed to support that growth," Mandurah MLA Rhys Williams said.
“The estate is attracting innovative businesses across manufacturing, food production and industry, helping diversify our local economy and create long-term employment opportunities close to home.”
Offers for the lots close on 19 November 2026.
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