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1 & 5 Delaney Vista, Cannington TENANT BROCHURE
CONTENTS OVERVIEW1 PLANS2 LOCATION4 AREA6 DEMOGRAPHIC6 CANNINGTON FUTURE 7 AGEM PROPERTY GROUP 9
OVERVIEW
1 and 5 Delaney Vista in Cannington is Agem Property Groups new significant landholding
within the heart of the rapidly developing City of Canning. Bordered by Cecil Avenue, Lake
Street and Delaney Vista, the site has convenient vehicle and pedestrian access and is
located adjacent to an existing train station.
Identified as an iconic gateway to the City of Canning, the site forms an important entry
point to the newly developed Westfield Carousel Shopping Precinct. Agem Property Group
plans to develop a multi-level mixed use development which is ideal for those in Medical
and Allied Health, Office, Childcare, Health and Fitness, Daily Convenience, Retail and
Hospitality.
Medical & Retail Hospitality Office Childcare
Consulting
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PLANS
GROUND FLOOR
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LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
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LOCATION
Strategically located within the Canning City Activity Centre, the site is transport
oriented, development ready and zoning friendly. Benefitting from imminent
development plans envisaged by the City of Canning, in addition to established
amenity and infrastructure, the site provides excellent access to major
infrastructure, services, and medical hubs within Perth City.
Within the immediate area, there is a well- The revitalised City Centre with a rejuvenated
established intergenerational community that streetscape for Cecil Avenue will anchor the area
contributes to a lively neighbourhood. This, combined with a mixed-use and a pedestrian-friendly tree
with strong employment, growing population, and lined street. Incorporating an inviting space for
high proportion of young couples and families, people of all ages, backgrounds and professions,
presents a unique opportunity to capitalise on an new streetscapes and a vibrant public realm will
evolving City Centre. create a more diverse and vital City Centre, both
day and night.
The City of Canning has committed to creating
a vibrant City Centre, they are calling it Perth’s The City Centre will feature high density residential
Southern CBD. They plan to achieve this through accommodation in desirable locations near the train
the implementation of a robust environmental, station and adjoining Westfield Carousel, which in
social and economic platform including the following: 2018 became the largest Major Regional Shopping
Centre south of the Perth CBD. Adding a level
of energy to the area and helping bring the City
Centre to life, the expansion of Westfield Carousel
is a significant factor in shaping the success of the
City Centre.
10,000 25,000 $5.2 billion $2.2 billion 1,100 Jobs, homes
dwellings. new residents. of private annual economic businesses. and increased
investment. output. urban amenity.
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PERTH CBD (10KM)
CURTIN UNIVERSITY
ALBANY HIGHWAY BENTLEY HOSPITAL (1.6KM)
65,000+ DAILY TRAFFIC
SEVENOAKS STREET
15,000 + DAILY TRAFFIC
CANNINGTON LEISUREPLEX (700M)
CANNINGTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE (480M)
SEVENOAKS SENIOR COLLEGE (200M)
CECIL AVENUE SMART ROAD
10,000 + DAILY TRAFFIC
WESTFIELD CAROUSEL (500M)
CANNINGTON TRAIN STATION
GREYHOUNDS WA (700M)
PERTH AIRPORT (6KM)
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AREA
Located in Perth’s South-East, just 12 kilometres from the CBD. The City Centre
currently caters to nearly one third of the city’s population with the Total Trade
Area population exceeding 655,000 and a total accessible market of 1.2 million
residents.
The City Centre also benefits from its close proximity In 2020 with more than 11.5 million annual visits the
to two of Perth’s major university campuses, Curtin total retail spend by the Westfield Carousel Total
University’s Bentley Campus and the South Street Trade Area was estimated at $9.3 billion, with the
Campus of Murdoch University. total retail spend per capita for the Total Trade Area
estimated at $14,192, broadly in line with the Perth
Metro average ($14,493).
DEMOGRAPHICS
Cannington is a multicultural city, with 70% of its Cannington is located within the fast-growing south-
residents born overseas and 55% of households east corridor that is forecast to grow by 160,000
speaking a language other than English. people over the next 20 years. The city also boasts
having a young demographic with the average age
Top countries of birth (outside of Australia) Include: being of a ripe 30 years old compared to the states
average of 36 years old. This adds to the significance
of the area being young and upcoming, with a lot of
growth forecasted over the next few decades that will
see Cannington emerge to be Perth’s “southern CBD”.
India 12.4% China 5.9% Indonesia 3.1%
Malaysia 3.8% Philippines 4.6%
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CANNINGTON FUTURE
ACTIVITY CENTRE & CECIL AVENUE SMART STREET
The sites sit within the City of Canning’s City Centre The Concept Plan for Cecil Avenue East includes:
Activity Plan which is primed for major upcoming
development. The City of Canning has committed to • Dedicated bus lanes which can also be used by
over $70 million in public realm and infrastructure cyclists and taxis.
works. Cecil Avenue is set to become a major • Wider footpaths for a pedestrian-friendly street.
thoroughfare of the new City Centre, with significant
works already underway to create a new main street. • Big trees to increase tree canopy on Cecil Avenue.
• Rain gardens and points of interest for the public
“Cecil Avenue East is the next phase of the City
to enjoy e.g., public art.
Centre Regeneration Program – a 10-year, $76
million project that aims to turn Canning into Perth’s • Smart infrastructure including technology for
southern CBD.” augmented reality, free Wi-Fi, public mobile
charging stations and interactive street and
furniture lighting.
• Traffic signals will also be installed at the Lake
Street intersection to improve safety, as it is
planned that in the future Lake Street will be
extended to Wharf Street.
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CANNINGTON FUTURE CONT.
URBAN STREAM
As part of Canning’s City Centre Regeneration The Urban Stream will:
Program, the City has committed to creating an
Urban Stream that will extend along the southern • Mimic a natural waterway and remove pollutants
border of the sites. The intent of the Urban Stream is from stormwater.
to not only serve as an entry point to the City Centre, • Be a new open public space.
but also help connect adjoining developments and
provide alternative pedestrian pathways, linking the • Be a key entry way into Canning’s City Centre.
bus/train station at the East end of Cecil Avenue, and • Be a pedestrian link from Lake Street to Cecil
to Westfield Carousel Shopping Centre to the West. Avenue.
8AGEM PROPERTY GROUP
AGEM Property Group are the developers for this project
AGEM Property Group are a dedicated team of AGEM Property Group invest in all segments of the
experienced asset managers, builders, developers, property industry and have the expertise to invest
accountants and lawyers co-investing alongside their across the asset life cycle.
investment partners in every fund. This alignment,
breadth of experience, active management style and AGEM Property Group understand property
disciplined investment process are the cornerstones investment and have a strong track record of
of their business. delivering outstanding value.
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