Batavia Coast Marina Stage 2 land now selling

• Fifteen inner city residential lots are now available for sale in Geraldton
• A grouped dwelling lot and a mixed-use lot will also be delivered as part of Stage 2 later this year
• Land release set to ensure more people in Geraldton have a place to call home

More housing options are now available in Geraldton's city centre, with 15 residential lots released for sale at Station Square at Batavia Coast Marina.

In addition, a grouped dwelling lot and a mixed-use lot will be released later this year as part of Batavia Coast Marina Stage 2 project.

Together, these lots provide the opportunity for up to 40 new homes, bringing more quality housing choices, commercial opportunities and activation to Geraldton's waterfront.

This Batavia Coast Marina Stage 2 project is supported by $4.4 million from the State Government, alongside existing funding through the Regional Development Assistance Program (RDAP) and Royalties for Regions, delivered in partnership with the Mid West Development Commission, City of Greater Geraldton and Yamatji Southern Regional Corporation.

The 15 lots will provide low-maintenance, "lock-and-leave" homes that respond to demand from buyers including locals, downsizers and regional workers.

All lots sit within walking distance of the marina, beach, entertainment precinct and local shops.

The project supports economic activity in Geraldton by unlocking new land supply, encouraging investment and enabling the delivery of a mix of residential and commercial space.

The residential lots are now available through an Offers Invited process. Interested buyers can find more details at Batavia Coast Marina - Overview - DevelopmentWA - Shaping our State's future.

Comments attributed to Planning and Lands Minister John Carey:

"Our government is committed to unlocking land for new housing across regional Western Australia, and these new residential lots will deliver high-quality homes right in the heart of Geraldton.

"Batavia Coast Marina is delivering diverse housing options in a prime waterfront location, while also supporting economic growth, attracting investment, boosting tourism and supporting local workers and businesses."

Comments attributed to Regional Development Minister Stephen Dawson:

"The Cook Government is supporting growth in our regional communities by investing in projects like Batavia Coast Marina, which is unlocking new opportunities for local communities and businesses.

"These efforts are essential to help our regions continue to expand, create jobs, and give more Western Australians the opportunity to live and work in accessible areas."

Comments attributed to Sandra Carr MLC:

"Our government is committed to ensuring more people in Geraldton have a place to call home, including by unlocking land for new housing opportunities.

"This land release will support our growing population locally, delivering new homes well-located near Geraldton's city centre."