Paeds Plus and Beam Medicolegal have committed to a combined 1,475 sqm at Claremont Specialist Medical Centre, leaving two tenancies totalling approximately 690 sqm.
The practices will join the centre’s planned mix of urgent care, pharmacy, pathology and dermatology services. ADC and DermCo are delivering the development with builder Georgiou.
The new commitments bring the building closer to full occupancy ahead of its planned completion in Q1 2027.
Paeds Plus will occupy 955 sqm across the top floor, with consulting rooms and dedicated therapy spaces. Following the centre’s completion, Paeds Plus will fit out its tenancy and plans to open in July 2027.
The new clinic will build on Paeds Plus’s approach at Currambine, bringing paediatricians, GPs and allied health professionals together to support coordinated care for children and their families. Psychiatry services are also planned for Claremont.
Paeds Plus Chief Executive Richard Macliver said the Claremont clinic would support the group’s aim of making care easier for families to navigate.
“Families often have to manage appointments and information across several providers. Our aim is to bring more of that care together, with a team that works around each child.
“Claremont will give us more space to grow our team and build on the approach we have developed at Currambine. We want families to feel supported through assessment, treatment and ongoing care,” Mr Macliver said.
Beam Medicolegal has taken a 520 sqm tenancy. The practice provides medicolegal services across compensation schemes.
The centre is at 2 Shenton Road, adjacent to Claremont Train Station within the Claremont on the Park precinct.
Across three levels, the building offers multiple entry points, lift access, end-of-trip facilities and cold-shell suites that allow each operator to fit out a clinical environment suited to its services.
Claremont Specialist Medical Centre is substantially committed, with only two tenancies remaining: 598sqm* on Level 2 and 92sqm* on the ground floor.
Sterling Property partner Simon Brady said the commitments reflected the building’s suitability for a range of healthcare providers.
“Bringing paediatricians, GPs and therapists together on one floor is the kind of integrated care this building was designed to support.
“With wait times for Paediatric services and appointments continuing to grow in Western Australia, Paeds Plus will be a highly welcomed inclusion into CSMC by the community of Claremont and surrounding suburbs.” Mr Brady said.
Sterling Property Managing Director Brian Neo said the tenant mix would be an important consideration for operators reviewing the remaining space.
“Operators considering the remaining suites have the opportunity to join a growing community of healthcare providers.
“The mix of services and location beside the station are important features for both clinicians and patients,” Mr Neo said.
The remaining 598 sqm on Level 2 is the largest floorplate available and could suit dental, specialist, allied health or diagnostic services.
The 92 sqm ground-floor tenancy offers street-level presence beside the main entry and could suit optometry, audiology, physiotherapy, podiatry or health-related retail.
The two remaining tenancies offer operators the opportunity to establish a practice within the growing Claremont medical precinct.
To discuss the remaining suites, contact Brian Neo on +61 411 868 486 or Simon Brady on +61 407 486 401.
