Multi-million dollar shopping centre for Harrisdale

City of Armadale residents access to retail will soon expand with a new $51 million, 13,000 square metre shopping centre set to be built in Harrisdale.

Stockland Harrisdale will cater for the rapidly expanding communities moving into the City of Armadale’s western suburbs.

This is the first stage of a development that, when completed, will become a district town centre.

“Good structure planning located this centre to draw customers from surrounding suburbs of Harrisdale and Piara Waters. The area has been the fastest growing region in Australia over the past decade, with the population set to grow to 34,070 by 2031,” said Armadale CEO Ray Tame.

“This growth exceeded all expectations so vital facilities such as schools, playing fields and now the shopping centre had to be brought forward.

“We are expecting another 18,000 new residents to move into the area between 2015 to 2031.

“This is great news for Harrisdale residents, following on from our opening of the Piara Waters Pavilion just last August,” said Mr Tame.

Stockland Harrisdale Stage One will be anchored by the only full-line Woolworths supermarket in the primary trade area. It will also include one mini-major, specialty stores, retail kiosks, pad site retailers and 500 car parking spaces.

Construction of the new Stockland Harrisdale will commence in May 2015, and it is expected to open in mid-2016.