Based in Western Australia, Sirona Urban is a multi-award winning property business focused on city centre urban regeneration. We specialise in developing living, hotel, office, retail and social infrastructure assets.

Village Green - phase one of High Street redevelopment complete

'Ugly duckling to Shine'

Business News feature | 'Optimal time for student housing'.

'Sirona to build $100m Freo apartments'. Point Street Freo approval received!

Mineral Resources Limited to fund Ruah Centre's Koorta Guides.

Sirona Urban 'reconsiders' 28 Lyall.

Project Announcement | We are extremely excited to share our latest project - a new 30 level, 736 bed student residential complex at 319 Wellington Street.

Winner | Best Urban Regeneration Development of the Year - Walyalup Koort.

Property Developers have role to play in Australia's housing crisis.

Sirona Urban proposes $100m Fremantle project.

Congratulations to our Fomo Freo project partners Art Theory on being Shortlisted for the Design Institute of Australia Awards - Interact category.

Winner | PCA's 2023 Rider Levett Bucknall State Development of the Year award winner for WA.

Project Announcement | We are thrilled to have been appointed Development Manager for the revitalisation of Waterford Plaza’s High Street.

Walyalup Koort has been shortlisted as a 2023 finalist for The Urban Developer Awards | Development of the Year - Mixed-Use' and 'Development of the Year - Urban Regeneration'.

Walyalup Koort has been shortlisted as a finalist for the 2023 National Property Council of Australia | Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation & Excellence Awards - Hames Sharley Award for Best Mixed-Use Development.

Freo’s got it’s cruise ships, it’s festivals and it’s mojo back. And with over $2 billion of developments in the pipeline, now is the time to be celebrating all things new and local.

Project Update | Construction is well underway for the Ruah Centre for Women & Children. This important project will see the construction of a purpose-built place of safety for those experiencing family and domestic violence, and this life-changing centre couldn’t come any sooner.

With Sam Bloor's studio directly opposite the Point St car park, working with him on a mural at our future residential apartment site in Fremantle was an obvious choice. As we reinstate and recolour the old Point St car park, bringing a sense of positivity and new beginnings was important to us, and to Sam. The concept behind this mural signifies the changing future of 8 Point St, drawing on local icons and bringing a positive star to this corner of town. Our commitment to drive growth in Fremantle began in 2012, with the redevelopment of Walyalup Koort. We are now entering the home stretch of Fremantle’s urban renewal, and the last piece of the puzzle to our promise, to establish a substantial, vibrant and new inner-city residential neighbourhood.

Yesterday, with thanks to the City of Fremantle, we co-hosted the team from UDIA National at Walyalup Koort to talk all things revitalisation in Fremantle. From the extraordinary public-private partnership that brought to life the Walyalup Koort development, to the $2 billion+ of developments now in the pipeline as a result, Fremantle is in the throes of being refreshed, reimagined, and reinvigorated.

The Westgate Car Park has lay dormant in Fremantle for nearly 10 years. Today we reopened the ground and mezzanine floors to reinstate 80 additional undercover car bays for residents, visitors, and business owners in Freo. 8 Point St, Fremantle has been upgraded to ensure safety is paramount with improved sight lines, clear exits, high lux lighting into the evening, CCTV surveillance, signage for way-finding and a complete clean up. In partnership with the City of Fremantle, the car park will continue to operate every day of the week with the added bonus of shade, signs and safety.

Coming Soon | Additional car parking in Fremantle! We hear you… it’s never easy to find a car bay in Freo. That’s why, in February 2023, the Point St Car park will nearly double in size with an additional 80 undercover car bays being opened up and available to the community. In making the decision to reopen the car park, we focused on how we could ensure the safety of those using the space by referencing the insights provided by the XYX Lab Exhibition at Fremantle Design Week by DesignFreo this year. By doing so, we’ve been able to consciously implement safety measures that specifically consider safety perceptions of women and gender-diverse people. In our research we discovered the YourGround report - a collaboration between Monash University XYX Lab x YourGround x CrowdSpot which provides data and insights into creating safe and open public spaces. What do these insights mean for our Point St car park? - The demolition of existing walls to create clear exits, new sight lines and a feeling of openness - Complete overhaul and implementation of high lux lighting - Added signage that enables easy navigation - A complete clean and detail, including painting; and - Daily operation by the City of Fremantle and PayStay. Read more about these initiatives (and this report) below. Photography | Melissa Mills

Wednesday morning marked a ground-breaking day in the program for the Ruah Centre for Women & Children – the beginning of construction. Without the incredibly generous support of local West Australian philanthropists, donors, Lotterywest and Department of Social Services (DSS), this very special project wouldn’t be going ahead. The Ruah Centre for Women & Children will be a first-of-its-kind, trauma-informed and dedicated space for those seeking a safe place from family and domestic violence. Congratulations, and thank you, to the team at Ruah Community Services, in particular Debra Zanella and Shayla Strapps for their wonderful leadership.

The needs of our buildings are changing. The needs of our office teams are changing. Perth's CBD is changing. “We will take the building in a different direction, one that embodies the future of office working, where all the daily needs of workforces are firmly front and centre. Plus, there'll be a few surprises, too!" - Matthew McNeilly, Managing Director. Introducing London House to our Sirona Urban portfolio.

At its heart, property development is about building spaces for people. We believe it is our responsibility to ensure that our projects bring real value to people’s lives - as workplaces, public spaces or the homes they live in.

The Kings Square redevelopment is the largest public-private infrastructure project in Fremantle’s history. As part of the development, the FOMO retail precinct has been designed around experiential attractions, rather than standard retail. The 5,000 sqm project will set a new benchmark for reinvigorating retail spaces in Perth. FOMO is fully leased, with the view to be delivered alongside the completion of the Walyalup Centre. #perthproperty #developmentprojects #retailbusiness #construction #perthbuilders

Since our founding in 2010, we have grown to become one of WA’s leading real estate developers. With new opportunities being presented, the time is right to take Sirona in a new direction. Sirona Urban is a property business focused on urban renewal, retail repositioning and residential development. With a number of projects already underway, and new developments in the pipeline, we look forward to sharing updates as we continue to build on the incredible foundations laid over the last decade. Visit our website to find out more. https://sironaurban.com/ #perthproperty #perthbusiness #perthbuilders #developmentprojects