Redcliffe Community Zone

Works update

The construction of the 500-bay car park at Redcliffe Station has been completed for now, with final touches such as line markings and landscaping to be done closer to the station’s opening. Work to date has included fence installation, building a new access point, preparing the foundation and installing a motorcycle shelter.

Stage one of the construction of the new roundabout at Second Street and Boulder Avenue started following the Easter break. Access from Second Street to Boulder Avenue will be temporarily closed to motorists to facilitate the removal of kerbs and road surface. Works will take up to four months and are necessary to provide additional access to the car park. Click here to view more information on the proposed construction stages.

Within the station box, all sight is now set on the construction of the 150m-long platform – the last platform to be constructed for the three new stations.

Progress has also been made on the fit-out of the eastern and western mezzanine levels, with wall frames up and some dry wall for back-of-house areas in place.

As per its eastern end counterpart, the gap within the western ground slab has been closed and waterproofing works for the area are underway.

Redcliffe Station

Redcliffe Station will be an underground station similar to Elizabeth Quay Station. The railway in this location will be fully underground, running inside the tunnel.

The station will benefit the community and surrounding catchment area by providing a bus/train interchange and car park with 500 bays, and allow for a 15-minute journey to the Perth CBD by rail. The station will also service future business and residential developments.

View a map of how we expect the area around Redcliffe Station to look post-construction.

View an animation of the future Redcliffe Station here.

To find out more, view the Redcliffe Station fact sheet.

The project team is working closely with local government to ensure the new station compliments their vision for the future of the local area. For more information about local planning visit the City of Belmont's website.