- Offers invited on nine residential and eight general industrial lots in Dalwallinu until Wednesday, 30 April
- Residential lots range from 543square metres to 1,277square metres
- General industrial lots range from 4,684square metresto 11,763 square metres
Families and business owners looking to move to Dalwallinu now have a variety of options with the Western Australian Government releasing nine residential and eight general industrial lots this week.
The residential homesites, sized 543 square metres to 1,277 square metres, can accommodate a range of housing options to suit local families, workers, and homeowners looking to upgrade.
New start-ups, businesses looking to expand and those requiring depots near the Great Northern Highway are well serviced with industrial lots sized 4,684 square metres to 11,763 square metres.
With strong demand anticipated for both lot types, the land is available by Offers Invited, closing 2pm Australian Western Standard Time on Wednesday, 30 April 2025, with titles anticipated next month.
The Dalwallinu land release reflects the WA Government's commitment to regional revitalisation and growth, through the Regional Development Assistance Program.
This initiative provides funding to support essential regional projects, contributing to sustainable development and economic resilience in WA's regional towns.
For information about the Dalwallinu residential land release, visit https://developmentwa.com.au/projects/residential/dalwallinu/overview .
As stated by Planning and Lands Minister John Carey:
"This dual land release in Dalwallinu is an important step in supporting local growth and meeting demand for housing in this vibrant regional town.
"By delivering quality residential and industrial lots, our government is addressing high demand and enabling Dalwallinu to attract families, expanding local businesses and creating opportunities for economic development."
As stated by Wheatbelt Minister Sabine Winton:
"The continued growth and sustainment of towns across the Wheatbelt, including Dalwallinu, through residential and industrial land supply is critical.
"Through the Regional Development Assistance Program, we are helping ensure regional areas like Dalwallinu continue to grow and thrive."
