Port Adelaide will be a place of discovery, energy, culture and diversity – an eclectic, vibrant reflection of the South Australian character more broadly. Renewal SA is committed to working closely with the community and key stakeholders to deliver this vision.
40 hectares
21 hectares
19 hectares
26 hectares
Port Adelaide Enfield
14 kilometres
$25 million
$3.6 million
2012
2027
Since Our Port commenced in 2012:
Planned delivery outcomes from the Port Adelaide Precinct Plan include:
Port Adelaide is Australia's last undeveloped port waterfront. A waterfront precinct with unrivaled redevelopment potential, it boasts over four kilometres of public waterfront promenade and overwater development opportunities.
30 November 2020 in Port Adelaide
Renewal SA’s plan to redevelop Port Adelaide into a thriving residential, commercial and tourism precinct has reached a major milestone with the first residents moving into the Dock One waterfront development.
30 September 2019 in Port Adelaide
Dock Two will become home to land-based vessels including The City of Adelaide, the world’s oldest clipper ship, and The Nelcebee, the second-to-last ketch to operate in the South Australian coastal trade.
4 June 2019 in Development Opportunities, Port Adelaide
Renewal SA is seeking proposals by expression of interest (EOI) for approximately 12 hectares of prime land, a former industrial pocket known as the Port Approach North Precinct in Port Adelaide.