EDITH Cowan University has plans to develop office accommodation on its land in Joondalup.
Vice-president Scott Henderson said recent changes to the Edith Cowan University Act gave it the option of developing its freehold land for purposes other than education.
“Our intention is to invest in the growth of the Joondalup city centre by developing an iconic office accommodation precinct on land between Grand Boulevard and Collier Pass,” he said.
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