The City of Swan Revenue and Competitors

One City, Diverse Places Welcome to the City of Swan - a beautifully diverse area of land, collectively known as the Swan District. Stretching over 1,044 square kilometres, the City is a unique blend of residential, commercial, industrial and rural land. It's not surprising that our size makes us the largest local government in the Perth metropolitan area. However, that's not our only special quality. With an estimated 130,013 residents in 2014, the City is a thriving hub of economic growth, consisting of some of the fastest growing suburbs in Western Australia, two regional centres, several national parks and reserves, major commercial and industrial areas and historically important townsites and rural areas. Within its boundaries, the City of Swan offers a wide variety of locations suitable for all business types, ranging from small and medium sized enterprises to major commercial centres, industrial parks, agriculture and tourism. With its strong economy, rapid population growth, large labour force and a diverse industrial and commercial sector, the City of Swan remains a highly desirable area to do business and continues to provide a wide range of business opportunties. Our major tourist attractions, including the magnificent Swan Valley and significant Aboriginal and European heritage sites, have elevated the City to "must-see destination" status and we warmly welcome the tens of thousands of local, national and international tourists who visit us every year. We hope you'll drop by and find out why so many people come to visit and stay. Commercial, Tourism, Agribusiness, Industrial, Residential, Waste Services, Leisure Services, Planning, Lobbying and Advocacy