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AHA Accommodation Development Intelligence Report Perth Metropolitan Region August 2018 In 2012 the Western Australian Government released the “State Government Strategy for Tourism in Western Australia 2020.” This Strategy set out the direction for the Western Australian tourism industry over the next decade. Within the 2020 strategy it included modelling commissioned by Tourism WA which forecast that Perth would need an additional 1,900 hotel rooms by 2020 to keep occupancy at viable and sustainable levels. The WA 2020 Strategy identifies how Government can work with industry to make the most of the growth in travel and international markets, as well as encourage further development and diversification in the regions. The Strategy set a stretch target of the value of tourism in Western Australia to double from $6 billion a year in 2010 to $12 billion a year by 2020. The Data compiled in this intelligence report has tracked rooms opened since 2012 and those under construction or consideration. The information is derived directly from local government, building and planning applications, direct sources, state development approval panels and trade media. New openings 3116 new rooms in 30 hotels/serviced apartments have opened since 2012. Committed / Under Construction 3094 rooms in 17 hotels/serviced apartments are significantly committed or under construction refers to projects that have received final development approvals and or the WA Government is actively involved in the project. Under Consideration 4855 rooms in 35 hotels/serviced apartments are proposed for development, have lodged development applications, or are in the early stages of planning. Redevelopment 454 existing rooms in 3 hotels have been redeveloped, with a further 256 under consideration. Expressions of Interest 4 expressions of interest in the market for hotels / serviced apartments. NEW OPENINGS SINCE 2012 NEW EST. STAGE OF PROJECT CITY DEVELOPER YEAR ROOMS COST DEVELOPMENT Terrace Hotel Perth 15 Complete 2012 237 St Georges Terrace Fraser Suites Apartments $450 M Frasers Property East Perth 236 Complete 2012 Queens Precinct Causeway Stage1&2 Australia Hougoumont Hotel – Stage 1 Redrock Consolidated Fremantle 40 $- Complete 2014 7-15 Bannister Street P/L Bailey’s Serviced Apartments East Perth 25 $6 M Bailey’s Hotel Motel Complete 2014 63 Bennett Street The Nest on Newcastle Casella Nominees Old Northbridge 20 $1.5 M Complete 2015 172 Newcastle St Crow Alex Hotel Cicero Management Pty Northbridge 74 $12 M Complete 2015 214 William Street Ltd Country Comfort InterCity Intercity Belmont Pty Complete Hotel & Apartments – Belmont 62 $8 M 2015 Ltd Expansion 249 Great Eastern Highway Quest Rockingham* Rockingham 96 $22 M Aligned Funds Complete 2015 22 Flinders Lane City Lights Northbridge 46 $10 M Heyspring Land Pty Ltd Complete 2015 137 Newcastle Street Como The Treasury Oct Perth 48 $208 M FJM Property Complete 28 Barrack Street 2015 Attika Hotel* Dec Northbridge 22 $4 M Skycap Pty Ltd Complete 279 Newcastle Street 2015 Holiday Inn Perth City Centre Complete 778 – 788 Hay Street Perth 5 $25 M IHG Group 2016 Redevelopment Seashells Fremantle* East Fremantle 24 $ Complete 2016 1 Silas St Peppers Kings Square WEJ Developments WA 623 Wellington Street Perth 120 $25 M Complete 2016 Pty Ltd Quest West Perth* Feb West Perth 72 $9 M Woomara Pty Ltd Complete 54 Kings Park Road 2016 Sage Hotel West Perth Australian Development May West Perth 101 $14 M Complete 1309-1311 Hay Street Capital Pty Ltd 2016 Quest Mounts Bay Road* July West Perth 71 $8 M Quest Diploma Complete 130 Mounts Bay Road 2016 Quest East Perth* Aug East Perth 130 $14.5 M Sirona Capital Complete 176 Adelaide Terrace 2016 Crown Towers Dec Burswood 500 $568 M Crown Ltd Complete Great Eastern Highway 2016 Quest Fremantle* Fairgreen Pty Ltd Dec Fremantle 122 $30 M Complete 8 Pakenham Street Sirona Capital 2016 NEW EST. STAGE OF PROJECT CITY DEVELOPER YEAR ROOMS COST DEVELOPMENT Tribe Perth Four Walker Avenue May West Perth 126 $30 M Complete 4 Walker Avenue Pty Ltd 2017 Be. Fremantle Complete May Fremantle 24 $10M Sirona Capital 43 Mews Rd Expansion 2017 Aloft Perth May Rivervale 224 $70 M BGC Construction Complete 23-27 Rowe Avenue 2017 Ramada VetroBlu* Aug Stirling 75 $50 M Vetroblu Complete 48 Filburn St Scarborough 2017 Quest Innaloo* Probuild / Fabray Oct Innaloo 80 $59 M Complete 222 Stirling Cross Pty Ltd 2017 Melbourne Hotel Oakesfield Pty Ltd, April 942-950 Hay & 33 Milligan Perth 40 $40 M Complete Busby Nominees Pty Ltd 2018 Streets Westin Perth BGC Construction with April Perth 368 $250 M Complete FESA Building, 480 Hay Street State Government 2018 Quest Midland* Fini Group / Precast May Midland 102 $11 M Complete 3 The Crescent Investments Pty Ltd 2018 The Sebel West Perth Aire Finbar Group Ltd / July Apartments* West Perth 64 $42 M Complete ZACD Group 2018 647-657 Murray Street (Singapore) Amalgamated Holdings QT Hotel Perth August Perth 184 $21.5 M Limited / Gutace Complete 133 – 141 Murray Street 2018 Holdings Pty Ltd COMMITTED / UNDER CONSTRUCTION PROJECT EST. STAGE OF CITY ROOMS DEVELOPER / OWNER YEAR COST DEVELOPMENT DoubleTree by Hilton, AmanSari Northbridge Hilton Worldwide & SKS Nov Northbridge 206 $30 M Under Construction 98-100 James Street Group 2018 Under Construction – Park Regis by Staywell Late Subiaco 168 $95 M Dradgin Pty Ltd on hold pending new 500 Hay Street 2018 developer Ritz-Carlton Hotel Mid Elizabeth Quay Foreshore Perth 204 $350 M Far East Consortium Under Construction 2019 EQ West CA & Associates Lot 2 & 3, William Street, Perth 190 $500 M Committed 2019 (AAIG and Fini Group) Elizabeth Quay DoubleTree by Hilton Waterfront Hilton Worldwide & Q2 Perth 229 $142 M Under Construction 351 Riverside Drive SKS Group 2019 Quest on Mends St, Perth South Perth 90 $25 M Silverleaf Investments Under Construction 2019 34 Mends St, South Perth NV Apartments and Hotel Fragrance WA – Perth Late Perth 488 $200 M Under Construction 374-396 Murray Street (Sing) 2019 PROJECT EST. STAGE OF CITY ROOMS DEVELOPER / OWNER YEAR COST DEVELOPMENT Quest Apartments Joondalup Roman Catholic Oct Joondalup 50 $14 M Under Construction * Lot 538 (85) Boas Avenue Archbishop of Perth 2019 Mantra Hay Street Hotel Q4 Perth 250 $48 M George Atzemis Under Construction 900 Hay Street 2019 Committed. Ibis Styles Hotel East Perth 252 $22 M Rehawk Property Group DAP approved May 2019 69 Adelaide Terrace 2016. Dorsett Hotel Perth City Link Far East Consortium Perth 250 $219 M Committed 2020 Milligan Street with MRA 1/2 The Leadlight Hotel Northbridge 132 - AusCapital Committed 2020 151-165 Beaufort Street Hampton Inn by Hilton SKS Cockburn Central Cockburn Central 146 $40 M Committed 2020 28 Signal Terrace Pty Ltd Wyndham LUX Hotel Rivervale 120 $40 M NXT TEC Committed 2020 61 Great Eastern Highway Committed. Sheraton Hotel by Starwood DAP approval granted The New Esplanade, 18 The Perth 80 $110M H&M Capital Pty Ltd Feb 2016. Demolition Esplanade approval. Under construction. Capital Square Phase 1 complete (former Emu Brewery Site) West Perth 120 $350 M AAIG Pty Ltd 2017. DAP approved 98 Mounts Bay Road March 2015 Iconic Scarborough Construction to Cnr Scarborough Beach Roast Scarborough 119 $450 M 3 Oceans’ commence Jan 2019 and West Coast Highway REDEVELOPMENTS EST. STAGE OF PROJECT CITY ROOMS DEVELOPER YEAR COST DEVELOPMENT Holiday Inn Perth City Centre Perth 181 $12 M IHG Group Complete 2016 778 – 788 Hay Street IHG Intercontinental Complete Colonnade Lot 18, 815-823 Hay Oct Perth 240 $35 M UNIR Hotels Pty Ltd (Reduced from Street 2017 246 rooms) Melbourne Hotel Oakesfield Pty Ltd, April 942-950 Hay & 33 Milligan Perth 33 $40 M Complete Busby Nominees Pty Ltd 2018 Streets Rydges Hotel *Kings Hotel Redevelopment Christou Design Group Perth 117 $7.5 M Committed 517-533 Hay Street Pty Ltd Comfort Inn Bel Eyre Motel Jeffees Nominees Pty 264 & 266 Great Eastern Ascot 139 $12 M Under Construction 2019 Ltd Highway (corner Epsom Ave)* UNDER CONSIDERATION EST. STAGE OF PROJECT CITY ROOMS DEVELOPER YEAR COST DEVELOPMENT 78-80 Bennett Street Rowe Group / SZ DAP approval East Perth 16 $ 8.5M East Perth Property Pty Ltd granted May 2017 Courtyard by Marriott Roxy Pacific Holdings / DAP approval Perth 332 $47 M 609 Wellington Street ACH Perth Pty Ltd granted June 2016 DAP approval granted Feb 2014. Amendment Feb Amara East Perth 326 $280 M Loxalot Pty Ltd 2016. Development 190 Adelaide Terrace to be substantially underway by Aug 2017. IHG “Holiday Inn” Express Hotel Development / DAP approval Perth 224 $35 M 257 Adelaide Terrace Sunfire Asset Pty Ltd granted May 2013 Breakfree (Mantra) Pharma Global Australia DAP approved Dec East Perth 132 $16 M 195 Hay Street Pty Ltd 2016. Lots 619 & 620 (155 & 157) DAP approval Jan Belmont 187 - Pinnacle Planning Great Eastern Highway 2017. DAP approved Jan 2014. Extension on DoubleTree by Hilton Hilton Worldwide & SKS Fremantle 151 $70 M development 2 Point St & 64-86 Adelaide St Group commencement until Oct 2019. Adelaide Street Hotel Spotlight Stores – DAP approved Dec Fremantle 151 $18 M 52 Adelaide Street Glenwaye Pty Ltd 2016 Nos. 31-41 (Lot 2073) and No. 45 DAP approved June (Lot 535) Henderson Street, Fremantle 62 $10M Silverleaf Investments 2018. Fremantle DAP approved Dec 36 St Georges Terrace & 10-14 2016, amendments Pier Street March 2018. 545 Global Premium Hotels Perth $100 M Development to be (Sing) 485 hotel rooms | 60 serviced substantially apartments underway by Dec 2019. DAP approved March 90-96 Beaufort Street Perth 270 $42 M CP Landmark Pty Ltd 2016. Little Fish Weston DAP approved June Lot 3 (286) Hay Street East Perth 180 Street Pty Ltd 2016. DAP approved June 2016. Construction Fragrance Group Hotel Folley Pty Ltd, Anthony to be substantially 39-41, 47-55 Milligan & 469-471 Perth 406 $180 M Constantine, Pasco completed by 2018.
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