Cygnet West appointed retail management of vital WA maritime assets

Cygnet West has announced a significant management appointment to the Department of Transport’s South Metropolitan and Regional Maritime Facilities, spanning 27 properties from Esperance to Point Samson.

Cygnet West, WA’s largest independently owned real estate agency, is well suited to manage the the state’s maritime assets, with considerable experience in handling diverse property portfolios.

Iconic properties, such as Bunbury Boat Harbour and Albany Waterfront Marina, are vital to Western Australia’s tourism. By preserving key landmarks and enhancing visitor experiences, we attract tourists, support local businesses, and promote economic growth, ensuring the continued success of WA’s vibrant tourism, hospitality and maritime industries.

Head of Retail Property Management, Jacquee Kelsey, said, “After many successful years managing Hillarys Boat Harbour and Two Rocks Marina, we’re thrilled to welcome additional Department of Transport properties to our growing portfolio – a true testament to our dedication and expertise”.

These properties offer an exciting opportunity to manage pavilions, harbours, seabeds, riverbeds and jetties across an area spanning more than 3,400,000m2.

The South Metropolitan and Regional Maritime Facilities support diverse uses across marine, retail, tourism and fishing industries. The contract offers an exciting opportunity to manage tenants, leases and licenses across these industries, overseeing the preservation and utilisation of sought-after landscapes.

With 388 tenants across the 27 properties, these locations are thriving hubs of activity.

“It’s a truly unique opportunity to shape diverse landmarks that reflect the rich culture and dynamic energy of their surroundings ensuring they continue to thrive as vibrant, multifunctional spaces”, says Ms Kelsey.

Cygnet West will commence their appointment to the Department of Transport’s South Metropolitan and Regional Maritime Facilities portfolio from 1 January 2025.