Could Dubai in Pilbara vision still apply? Luxury hotel slated for Port Hedland

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One Singaporean investor has spent about $75 million for Pilbara property this year — and it is about to sink hundreds of millions of dollars more into a new development.
The sod has turned on a luxury new hotel in Port Hedland, with plans for the boutique destination drawing parallels with the one-time ambition of turning the Pilbara into a “Dubai” of the North West. While the mining town has never lived up to the vision set by former premier Colin Barnett, a raft of big property deals and a new hotel development show confidence in its future has spiked this year. Singapore-based Centurion Corporation is likely to spend hundreds of millions to build a seven-storey, 302-room boutique hotel in Port Hedland’s West End, after already forking out $75 million on some key acquisitions in the region this year.
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