Dan Wilkie

Dan Wilkie rejoined the Business News editorial team as Associate Editor in late 2018, after having spent the previous 18 months launching the now-defunct Australia China Business Review as founding editor-in-chief. While specialising in commercial and residential property writing, Dan also wrote across industries and assisted editor Mark Beyer in planning and producing Business News' daily emails, fortnightly magazine and website publishing. Dan is a graduate of Curtin University.

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Opinion 07 Oct 2016

Mark my words podcast

In this Business News podcast, Mark Beyer and Dan Wilkie discuss residential property, Malaysian investment, innovation, fracking and our quarterly report on corporate finance deals.

Technology, Innovation & Science 07 Oct 2016

Veem IPO wins strong support

Marine manufacturing firm VEEM has raised $25 million from its initial public offering, with its stock expected to start trading on the ASX later this month.

Property 07 Oct 2016

Boutique builds a package deal

SPECIAL REPORT: Boutique builders are finding their bespoke approach is helping insulate them from the widespread slowdown of activity.

Property 07 Oct 2016

Building in design flexibility

SPECIAL REPORT: WA builders are responding to the industry's slowdown by giving potential homebuyers unprecedented choice.

Property 07 Oct 2016

Scramble to keep starts up

SPECIAL REPORT: Divergent strategies are emerging as builders struggle to maintain relevance in WA's hard-hit housing construction sector.

Property 07 Oct 2016

Federal funds for Mends Street

South Perth's Mends Street precinct is in line for an overhaul, after the federal government committed $2.5 million towards a $7.5 million redevelopment.

Property 07 Oct 2016

Wilkins highlights new direction for Lease Equity

Lease Equity has signalled strong intentions to shake-up Perth commercial office sales, widening its focus outside of retail property by establishing a capital markets division headed up by industry stalwart Brett Wilkins.

Food & Drink 05 Oct 2016

Feral brews one just for the locals

Swan Valley-based boutique beermaker Feral Brewing Company has created a new beer for sale exclusively in Western Australia.

Property 30 Sep 2016

Malaysian group plans $100m Cockburn project

Malaysian property group Seri Mutiara Development is planning a $100 million residential project in Perth's southern suburbs, having bought three plots of land at Cockburn Central West.

Property 29 Sep 2016

Perth's new icon revealed at Elizabeth Quay

A public art gallery and viewing platform 45 storeys above the ground will create a new tourist drawcard at Elizabeth Quay, with the latest development at the state government's flagship redevelopment project unveiled today.

Property 27 Sep 2016

Uniqlo on its way to Perth CBD

Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo will open its first Western Australian store in Perth's Murray Street Mall, with a flagship two-level shop anchoring a $6 million redevelopment of Plaza Arcade.

Food & Drink 23 Sep 2016

Little Dove win a gauge of local craft brewers’ art

SPECIAL REPORT: Western Australian breweries' continued success is building on a rich brewing pedigree.

Food & Drink 23 Sep 2016

Carrying the can for craft beer

SPECIAL REPORT: There's a definite case of old school meets new school going on in the boutique brewing set, with aluminium cans increasingly the container of choice among the craft beer crowd.

Food & Drink 23 Sep 2016

Brewers, bars team up to grow craft consumption

SPECIAL REPORT: WA brewers are finding that it's better for the industry if they work together.

Property 23 Sep 2016

Landlords look at upgrades to lure new tenants

CBD landlords are continuing to invest in their assets to ensure they remain relevant in an increasingly competitive office market.

Property 23 Sep 2016

Slow sales squeeze small developers

There are glimmers of hope emerging for beleaguered apartment developers, despite slugglish sales across Perth.

Property 22 Sep 2016

Selective focus, apartments projects drive Momentum

Buyers' agency and developer Momentum Wealth has braved Perth's patchy apartments market with a new syndicate, raising $6.5 million from investors for a 40-dwelling project in Highgate.

Property 22 Sep 2016

MNG heading east with tie-up in Victoria

Top WA land survey firm MNG is branching out to explore opportunities in the greenfields land development market on the east coast.

Property 21 Sep 2016

BGC now nation's second-largest builder

BGC has relinquished its spot as Australia's most prolific home builder, but it is still the biggest builder in Western Australia, as the downturn in housing construction continues to be felt.

Property 15 Sep 2016

MSC breathes life into West End heritage

The biggest single user of Fremantle Ports, Mediterranean Shipping Company, has unveiled a new headquarters for its Australian and New Zealand operations in a heritage building in Fremantle's historic West End.

Tourism 14 Sep 2016

New golf concept to leverage tourist growth

A new-format international golf tournament will make its debut in Western Australia early next year, as the state government looks to capitalise on rising interstate tourism interest.

Property 13 Sep 2016

High-end builder goes under

Osborne Park-based builder Quattro Homes has been placed into administration, the fourth residential builder in Western Australia to collapse in the past three months.

Property 12 Sep 2016

Finance squeeze hurting Perth land market

Land developers are predicting further pain as finance changes put a damper on the industry.

Property 12 Sep 2016

Urbis aims to add value

Consulting and advisory group Urbis is preparing to add property valuation to its suite of services, following its move to customised new premises at The Quadrant on William Street.

Opinion 09 Sep 2016

Mark my words podcast

In this Business News podcast Mark Pownall and Dan Wilkie discuss property planning, builders fraud, Fastbrick Robotics and fashion.

Property 09 Sep 2016

Developers wanted to build up Murdoch

Work is expected to start later this year on Western Australia's first dedicated health and knowledge precinct in Murdoch, with developers sought to deliver up to 400 homes, 33,000 square metres of office space and more than 80 short-stay apartments.

Property 09 Sep 2016

Advocacy group to push back on apartments

A new group of property professionals promises to bring balance to Perth's debate over density.

Food & Drink 09 Sep 2016

No longer driven to drink in Margs

Tourists have been given more incentive to hang up the car keys and stay in town when visiting Margaret River.

Property 08 Sep 2016

Report slams Perth planning

The bulk of Perth's local governments are missing the mark on long-term strategic planning, according to a new Property Council report into the sector.

Property 07 Sep 2016

Cambridge density plan rejected

Six years of surveys, community consultation and planning have come to naught in the Town of Cambridge, after Planning Minister Donna Faragher rejected proposed changes to the area's town planning

Tourism 31 Aug 2016

Backpacker exodus concern for tourism

Backpackers are skipping Western Australia and heading to other states, with a big fall in the number of working holidaymakers contributing to disappointing international tourism statistics release

Property 31 Aug 2016

Builders fined for fraud, unfinished work

Two Perth-based builders have been denied registration and another has been fined, in a busy week for Western Australia's Building Commission.

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