Yagan Square To Receive $8.4 Million Revamp

Yagan Square is set to receive a full makeover with a multi-million dollar redevelopment scheduled.

The redevelopment will be comprised of a five-story hospitality precinct including a beer hall and several bars and restaurants.

Nokturnl who are known for their hospitality ventures have signed a 30-year lease with plans to expand the complex to over double its current size.

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Upon completion, Yagan Square will have a maximum capacity of 1,500 people.

Works on the project are set to kick off in six weeks and are scheduled do wrap up by October of 2023.

Lands Minister John Carey told the West Australian that the state government plans to contribute $5.4 million to the project which is set to cost $8.4 million in total.

“I want to be on the public record — the previous model of Yagan Square has not worked,” he said.

“Our Government wants Yagan Square to be a vibrant, safe, family-friendly space, constantly buzzing with offerings and activities that attract residents and tourists alike, day and night.”

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