Tamala Park Regional Council

What Tamala Park Regional Council does

The Catalina Regional Council (CRC), operating under the trading name Tamala Park Regional Council, is a local government entity formed in 2006 to implement the urban development of 180 hectares of land in the Clarkson and Mindarie suburbs of Perth's northern growth corridor. The project is marketed as Catalina Estate and is jointly owned and governed by seven member local governments: Town of Victoria Park, City of Stirling, City of Wanneroo, City of Vincent, Town of Cambridge, City of Joondalup, and City of Perth. The council holds ABN 77 069 468 271 and is headquartered in Innaloo, Western Australia, with a staff of approximately 10 employees.

The council's core business is the staged development and sale of residential land lots within Catalina Estate. It operates through three primary product lines: the Catalina Project (the overall urban development), Land for Sale (residential lot sales), and Council Governance Services (meetings, policies, tenders, and public documents). Land is sold directly to individual buyers and developers via the official website (catalina.wa.gov.au) and council office, bypassing real estate intermediaries. Pricing is not publicly disclosed; prospective buyers must contact the council directly.

The entity functions as a statutory regional council rather than a commercial enterprise, with revenue mechanics tied to land disposal rather than ongoing service contracts. Marketing and distribution are conducted primarily through the official website, which serves as the central platform for project information, lot listings, governance documents, and public notices. The council is actively operating, with meeting schedules documented through 2026 and ongoing Key Activities plans published for 2025/2026, indicating continued staged land releases and infrastructure development.

Name

Tamala Park Regional Council

Legal name

Catalina Regional Council

Website

https://tamalapark.wa.gov.au

Company type

Private

Founded year

2006

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Tamala Park Regional Council is a Western Australian local government entity formed in 2006 by 7 member councils to develop and sell residential land within the 180-hectare Catalina Estate in Perth's northern suburbs.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Local Government Urban Land Development

NAICS

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development (92512), Land Subdivision (2372)

SIC

Land Subdividers & Developers (No Cemeteries) (6552), Real Estate Agents & Managers (For Others) (6531)

akta.pro primary industry

State/Provincial Housing, Urban/Regional Planning & Community Development (BPAIABAM)

Keywords

• Urban land development
• Residential land sales
• Local government services
• Planned community development
• Regional council governance

Headquarters

HQ city

Innaloo

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

Catalina Regional Council implements and manages the Tamala Park urban development — a 180-hectare planned community in Perth's northern suburbs marketed as Catalina Estate — by selling serviced residential land lots directly to buyers and providing standard local government governance services (council meetings, agendas, policies, tenders, and public documents) on behalf of its seven member councils.

Product overview

Catalina Regional Council operates as a single unified local government product providing urban development services, land sales, and governance. The core offerings include the Catalina Project (urban land development), Land for Sale (residential lot sales), and Council Governance Services (meetings, policies, tenders, public documents). The organization was formed in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park Project across 180 hectares of land.

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Brands

• Catalina Estate: The residential estate brand name for the urban development project in Clarkson and Mindarie.

Products and services

• Catalina Project Master-planned urban development spanning 180 hectares of land in Clarkson and Mindarie in Perth's northern suburbs, marketed as Catalina Estate. Includes environmental and sustainability planning, a local structure plan, developed parks, and key annual activities managed by the council on behalf of seven member local governments.
• Land for Sale (Residential Lots) Serviced residential land lots available for purchase within the Catalina Estate development, sold directly by the Catalina Regional Council to individual buyers and developers. Includes current lots for sale and information on future staged land releases.
• Council Governance Services Local government governance services provided to member councils and the public, including council meetings, agendas and minutes, policies and local laws, public documents, public notices, freedom of information, registers for public viewing, and tender administration.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Town of Victoria ParkcoreOthersOne of 7 member local governments that jointly own and govern the Catalina Regional Council. Town of Victoria Park is one of the founding member councils of the regional council established in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park urban development project.
• City of StirlingcoreOthersOne of 7 member local governments that jointly own and govern the Catalina Regional Council. City of Stirling is a founding member council of the regional council established in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park urban development project.
• City of WanneroocoreOthersOne of 7 member local governments that jointly own and govern the Catalina Regional Council. City of Wanneroo is a founding member council of the regional council established in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park urban development project.
• City of VincentcoreOthersOne of 7 member local governments that jointly own and govern the Catalina Regional Council. City of Vincent is a founding member council of the regional council established in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park urban development project.
• Town of CambridgecoreOthersOne of 7 member local governments that jointly own and govern the Catalina Regional Council. Town of Cambridge is a founding member council of the regional council established in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park urban development project.
• City of JoondalupcoreOthersOne of 7 member local governments that jointly own and govern the Catalina Regional Council. City of Joondalup is a founding member council of the regional council established in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park urban development project.
• City of PerthcoreOthersOne of 7 member local governments that jointly own and govern the Catalina Regional Council. City of Perth is a founding member council of the regional council established in 2006 to implement the Tamala Park urban development project.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Broad incumbents

• DevelopmentWA: Western Australian state government's land and property development agency, undertaking large-scale urban, industrial and land subdivision projects across WA — directly comparable as a government-backed land developer with similar subdivision, planning, and lot-sales activities.
• Mirvac: ASX-listed Australian residential and mixed-use developer with master-planned communities across Australian growth corridors, comparable in subdivision and lot-release activities but with a diversified portfolio across office and retail.
• Stockland: One of Australia's largest diversified residential developers with active communities across Perth's northern corridor, providing comparable master-planned community and residential lot products at greater scale.
• Lendlease: Large diversified Australian developer with residential communities in WA, comparable in master-planned community delivery but operating at much broader scale across multiple asset classes and geographies.

Direct peers

• Satterley Property Group: WA-headquartered residential estate developer operating master-planned communities across Perth, offering directly comparable residential subdivision and lot-sales activity in the same northern-corridor market.
• Peet Limited: ASX-listed Australian land developer specialising in subdividing and selling residential land in growth corridors, with a comparable business model of acquiring/developing land and selling lots directly to builders and buyers.
• Cedar Woods Properties: ASX-listed WA-based residential developer focused on master-planned communities and medium-density projects in Perth, comparable in product type (residential lots and housing) and geographic market.
• Villawood Properties: Private Australian residential estate developer specialising in master-planned communities across eastern states, with a directly comparable business model of land subdivision and direct lot sales.

Others

• Western Australian Planning Commission: WA state planning authority responsible for land-use planning, zoning and structure plans — not a direct competitor but the regulatory and planning counterpart whose frameworks govern Catalina Regional Council's subdivision activity.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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