Invest in Stirling

Welcome to the City of Stirling, a place where ambition meets potential, and investment launches beyond limits. 

As Western Australia’s largest local government by population, the City of Stirling is a dynamic economic engine, a gateway to global markets and a business‑friendly environment built for growth. With a $19.6 billion economy, 26,000+ businesses and a workforce catchment of more than one million people, the City of Stirling offers the scale, stability and strategic advantages that drive opportunity.

Backed by established infrastructure, aligned planning frameworks and a proactive approach to supporting business, this is a city of momentum, and we’re just getting started.

Launch Beyond Limits

The City of Stirling Investment Prospectus

This prospectus is your invitation to explore the opportunities that exist across our diverse precincts and the City of Stirling's strategic advantages.

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Strategic foundations

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Leading sectors driving our $19.6b economy

The City of Stirling’s economy is powered by diverse, high‑performing industries that continue to attract talent, investment and innovation, from advanced manufacturing and digital tech to tourism, logistics and health innovation.

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Powerhouse precincts

The City of Stirling is a city of high-performing precincts, each primed for investment. From coastal charms and thriving business district, to multicultural hubs and heritage strips, these places offer more than location. 

Beaufort Street corridor
A character-filled inner‑metro corridor with strong retail, dining and entertainment appeal. Close to the CBD, it offers opportunities for boutique apartments, hospitality and mixed‑use projects in a well‑established heritage setting.
ECU Mount Lawley
A major inner‑metro redevelopment opportunity created by ECU’s relocation. The precinct, under DevelopmentWA, will evolve into a contemporary urban village, enabling residential, education and community‑focused projects in a highly sought‑after location.
Karrinyup
A high‑performing retail and lifestyle hub offering strong demand for apartments, dining and services. Close to the coast and supported by major amenities, it continues to attract residential and commercial investment.
Mirrabooka
A vibrant town centre with growing civic investment, strong retail and a busy bus station. Recent upgrades and CBD access support opportunities for housing, hospitality, community services and mixed‑use development.
Osborne Park and Balcatta
A high‑performing retail and lifestyle hub offering strong demand for apartments, dining and services. Close to the coast and supported by major amenity, it continues attracting residential and commercial investment.
Scarborough Beach and Coastal Nodes
A popular coastal destination with strong demand for tourism, dining, accommodation and lifestyle investment. Surrounding nodes offer opportunities for boutique stays, wellness, dining and premium residential projects.
Stirling City Centre
A rapidly evolving urban district with major infrastructure investment unlocking large redevelopment sites. Excellent transport access supports mixed‑use, residential and commercial projects with strong long‑term growth potential.

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The City of Stirling acknowledges the traditional custodians of this land, the Wadjak people of the Nyoongar Nation, and pays respect to the Elders both past and present for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of Aboriginal Australia.