NAB invests $1.3m in Canning Vale branch - NAB

9 Novemeber 2026
Retail Branches

Key points

  • NAB investing $1.38 million in relocating its Armadale branch to a new, upgraded branch at Livingston Marketplace, Canning Vale.

  • New location will provide upgraded banking facilities and access to local and specialist bankers.

  • Familiar faces from Armadale branch to relocate to Canning Vale when the new branch opens.

NAB is investing $1.38 million in a new Canning Vale branch, moving its presence from Armadale to Livingston Marketplace, to be closer to where customer demand is growing.  

Construction is underway on the new branch, at the corner of Ranford Road and Nicholson Road, with doors expected to open in December.

The investment will also expand the banking expertise available locally, with Canning Vale to have a permanent home lending specialist, alongside regular access to Premier and Small Business Bankers.

NAB Retail Customer Executive Lynne-Maree Foster said the investment reflected how the needs of local communities were changing.

“Communities change and grow, and we want our branches and bankers to be where our customers need them,” Ms Foster said. 

“Canning Vale is an area where we see growing demand, so we’re investing and bringing more specialist banking expertise closer to customers.

“Whether someone is buying a home, growing a business or making a big financial decision, there are times when sitting down with a banker face-to-face really matters. We want to make those conversations easier to have locally.”

NAB Armadale’s final day of trade will be Monday 14 December, before re-opening at the new Canning Vale branch on Friday 18 December. 

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