WHERE ARE NEW OUTLETS BEING BUILT?

See what's planned near you.

Explore our interactive map to see where new fast food outlets have been proposed and approved across Western Australia — and check out what's planned near you.

This map is best viewed on a personal computer, or in a landscape orientation if you're on your phone.

Fast-food outlet locations

The map displays the location of existing, approved and proposed fast food outlets:

  • Green = Existing outlet (fast food outlets that are currently open)
  • Yellow = Approved outlet (fast food outlet developments that have been approved but have not yet opened)
  • Red = Proposed outlet (fast food outlet developments that have been lodged for assessment and are awaiting a decision)

Locations from the 15 largest fast-food chains in Western Australia are included.

Fast-food outlet accessibility

  • The “Fast-food outlets within a 10-minute drive*” layer shows how many fast-food outlets can be reached within a 10-minute drive from residential areas.
  • The colour scale ranges from areas with no fast-food outlets within a 10-minute drive through to areas with more than 50 outlets accessible within the same travel time.

*Ten-minute drive-time catchments were calculated using the road network and typical weekday peak traffic conditions (5:00 pm).

Search for your area

  • Enter your address or suburb in the search box and press ‘enter’.
  • Select the correct address from the drop-down list.
  • The map will zoom to your selected suburb and display its centre point.

Change map views

Use the layer panel on the left-hand side of the map to switch between:

  • Suburb boundaries (the boundary lines between suburbs).
  • Postcode boundaries (the boundary lines between postcodes).
  • Local government boundaries (the boundary lines between local government jurisdictions).

Use the eye icon in the panel on the left-hand side of the map to turn different map layers on or off.

  • An eye icon with a line through it means the layer is hidden.
  • An eye icon without a line through it means the layer is visible.

Try switching your view between:

  • Fast food outlets to view outlet locations
  • Fast food outlets within a 10-minute drive to view outlet accessibility

Read your fast food outlet data

Click anywhere within a suburb, postcode or local government area to highlight that area.

When you select a suburb, postcode or local government area, a summary panel will display:

  • Number of existing fast food outlets
  • Number of approved fast food outlets
  • Number of proposed fast food outlets
  • Average number of fast food outlets accessible within a 10-minute drive

The information displayed will vary depending on the area selected. For example, a local government area will generally include more outlets than an individual suburb.