Stockland releases new land monthly at Alkimos Beach as Perth's northern coastal corridor matures

Stockland is maintaining a steady pipeline of new land at Alkimos Beach, with monthly land releases giving buyers regular opportunities to secure homesites in one of Perth's most established coastal growth corridors.

Alkimos continues to evolve from a long-planned northern expansion area into a fully functioning community, supported by the extension of the Yanchep rail line, continued investment in local infrastructure, and the emergence of new civic facilities.

The suburb has been one of Western Australia's most closely watched growth suburbs for more than a decade. While early attention centred on future infrastructure promises, many of those projects are now either complete or well underway, changing the proposition for buyers seeking an established coastal community rather than one still waiting for key amenities.

About Stockland Alkimos Beach

Alkimos Beach sits at the edge of the Indian Ocean, approximately 40 kilometres north of the Perth CBD, and is delivered in partnership by Stockland and DevelopmentWA. In 2024, Stockland announced its acquisition of several former Lendlease communities across Australia, including Alkimos Beach, bringing the project under Stockland's management as it continues toward completion.

The community is built around direct beach access, with nine parks and every home positioned within a 400-metre walk, ride or run of green space. Alkimos Beach was Australia's first 6 Star Green Star Community, and its sustainability credentials extend to a Gold Waterwise accreditation from WaterCorp and light-coloured, climate-responsive roofing designed to reduce urban heat and energy costs. All homes come with a $4,000 All-Electric Home Incentive aimed at supporting energy-efficient and renewable technologies.

Education is already in place within the community, with Alkimos Beach Primary School and St James' Anglican School both operating on-site, alongside Nido Early School Alkimos for early learning. The Gateway Shopping Precinct anchors day-to-day amenity, with an IGA supermarket, Plus Fitness, pharmacy, and dining options including The Landing Tavern and Finch Coffee Co, along with a medical centre and childcare.

Alkimos Beach is also Australia's first Surf Life Saving endorsed BeachSAFE community, with the Alkimos Surf Life Saving Club patrolling the beach during surf season and residents receiving complimentary access to BeachSAFE education programs covering supervision, aquatic education, first aid, and emergency preparedness.

Further infrastructure is progressing around the estate. The Alkimos Aquatic and Recreation Centre, which will include indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, sports courts and a café, is set to open in late 2026. Stage one of the retail precinct within the future Alkimos Central City Centre, a broader transit-oriented hub planned between Joondalup and Yanchep, is expected to be completed in 2027.

The Leatherback Youth Plaza opened last year, featuring a ninja warrior course and basketball facilities.

Transport links include the Alkimos train station, with a 41-minute train ride to the Perth CBD, and direct access to the Mitchell Freeway via Romeo Road. In Stockland's most recent Liveability Survey, 88 per cent of Alkimos Beach residents reported satisfaction with access to freeways and main roads, 86 per cent with utility reliability, and 86 per cent with walkability and cycling connections through the community.

Builders in Alkimos

A number of home builders operate across the broader Perth metropolitan and northern corridor market, offering house and land packages, custom builds and display homes relevant to buyers considering the Alkimos area.

Home Group

Home Group is a Perth-based home builder with a broad range of single and two-storey home designs, house and land packages, and custom home building.

Its offering includes in-house finance support and dedicated guidance for first home buyers, and the builder has received multiple industry awards from the Housing Industry Association and Master Builders Association.

Danmar Homes

Danmar Homes is a family-owned Perth builder established in 1993, with a particular focus on two-storey and narrow lot home designs. Its services extend to custom design and build, demolish and build projects, dual occupancy homes, house and land packages, multi-unit developments and apartments.

Danmar has ranked among the state's top builders for new job starts in the HIA's Housing 100 and has received multiple HIA awards for design and construction.

New Generation Homes

New Generation Homes is part of Summit Homes Group, with 48 years of experience and more than 47,000 homes built across Western Australia.

The builder has received over 120 industry awards, including six consecutive HIA Master Builder awards, and operates display homes across a number of Perth growth suburbs, including one in neighbouring Eglinton. Its offering includes in-house finance through Westgate Home Loans and house and land packages from $750,000.

B1 Homes

B1 Homes is part of the Scott Park Group and backed by Sumitomo Forestry, with a focus on first-home buyers, next-home buyers and investors.

The builder specialises in single-storey home designs and offers in-house finance through Let's Finance, along with house and land packages aimed at buyers entering the market with a low deposit.

Plunkett Homes

Plunkett Homes has been building in Western Australia since 1903 and is part of the JWH Group.

The builder's design ranges span contemporary, Federation, Hamptons, mid-century, lifestyle and narrow lot homes, alongside house and land packages.

Plunkett describes its footprint as extending through Perth's growth corridors, including areas from Yanchep to Baldivis, and offers both display homes and custom design services.

Bottom line

With land continuing to come to market monthly across Alkimos, and Stockland's Alkimos Beach community progressing infrastructure such as the aquatic centre and future town centre alongside its existing schools, parks and shopping precinct, buyers are being offered a comparatively rare combination in Perth's outer growth corridors: established amenity alongside continued land supply.

As the suburb's profile continues to build off the back of transport investment and sustained population growth, the range of builders active across the wider region gives buyers multiple entry points into house and land packages, whether inside Alkimos Beach itself or elsewhere along the corridor.