The City of Stirling, State and Federal Governments poured $26 million into the development that has been on the cards since the 1990s.
Stage three of the Mirrabooka Regional Centre Improvement Strategy included the creation of a new community meeting place at the Mirrabooka Library forecourt, public art, a pedestrian and cycle-friendly streetscape, seating areas and two mixed-use development lots.
City of Stirling chief executive Stuart Jardine said it took “blood, sweat and tears” to get to this stage.
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READ NOWMayor Giovanni Italiano said the extension of Milldale Road meant it now joined Chesterfield and Sudbury roads.
He said in a couple of weeks a real estate agent would be appointed to put the mixed-use lots on the market.
Cr Italiano said he hoped the Mirrabooka precinct would one day house MAX light rail.
He acknowledged the vision of former mayor .
Deputy Premier Liza Harvey said before the development, the Mirrabooka town centre was derelict and a hotspot for crime.
She said community hubs such as these were important for the future of the state.