The Port Adelaide Football Club has initiated a substantial redevelopment adjacent to Alberton Oval, revealing plans for a mixed–use precinct called “Alberton Square,” encompassing approximately 20,000 m². The club acquired 26 residential properties over three years to support the AUD 351 million (USD 250 million) project, which aims to deliver commercial, residential, health, and community infrastructure([ministryofsport.com](https://ministryofsport.com/port-adelaide-unveils-250m-alberton-square-property/?utm_source=openai)). Concurrently, the club has secured a AUD 17 million state government grant to advance stage 4 of its Oval transformation, which includes new AFLW‑specific changerooms, expanded grandstand seating, heritage‑inspired structures, and STEM educational facilities, with planning commencing in 2026([portadelaidefc.com.au](https://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/news/1706493/state-government-funding-boost-powers-next-stage-of-alberton-oval-transformation?utm_source=openai)).