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Is your property positioned to benefit from Karratha’s new Bunnings?

Key points:

  • The new Bunnings is part of the Gap Ridge Homemaker Centre, a planned large-format retail and commercial precinct
  • The precinct is zoned Mixed Business, allowing a broad range of commercial and trade-based uses
  • It is set to become a key commercial hub in Karratha, not just a single retail site
  • Flow-on demand is likely for industrial yards, workshops and service-based businesses nearby
  • Sites with exposure and access along Dampier Highway will strengthen in positioning

It’s easy to look at a new Bunnings and see a retail story, but what’s unfolding at Gap Ridge runs deeper than that.

The new Bunnings in Karratha is part of the Gap Ridge Homemaker Centre, a planned large-format retail and commercial precinct designed to bring bulky goods retailers, trade suppliers and service-based businesses into one location.

This is a coordinated commercial hub, and it changes how the local property market operates.

Large-format retail brings both customers and more surrounding businesses.

Trade suppliers, contractors, logistics operators and service-based businesses all look to position themselves close to this kind of activity.

The Homemaker Centre sits within a Mixed Business zone, which allows for a broad mix of commercial uses. It has been planned to support a cluster of businesses that reflect how the Pilbara economy actually functions.

That level of planning matters.

What this means for the Karratha Property Market

When a development like this comes online, it influences movement, demand and investment patterns across the wider market.

From a commercial and industrial perspective, the flow-on is already clear:

  • Increased demand for industrial yards and workshops in surrounding areas
  • Stronger positioning for sites with exposure along Dampier Highway
  • Growing interest from national tenants and suppliers following anchor retailers
  • Greater focus on well-located, functional assets that can service this precinct

In a market like Karratha, these shifts tend to show up quickly.

For investors, this is about understanding where demand is heading and how that translates to value.

For owners, it raises a simple question:

Is your property positioned to benefit from this activity?

At Realmark Commercial Pilbara, we track how the market moves across each town and each asset type.

Because in the Pilbara, timing and positioning drive results.


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Contributors to this article:

Kimberley McGivern

(08) 9140 2255

Marketing and Communications Manager

Realmark Commercial Pilbara

Eliza Mearns

0416 048 929

Director | Commercial & Industrial Specialist

Realmark Commercial Pilbara

John Del Borrello

0427 114 635

Commercial Sales and Leasing Associate

Realmark Commercial Pilbara

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