Deals

Mineral Resources has been cleared to take control of Chris Ellison's brother's collapsed Resource Development Group, acquiring its subsidiaries in exchange for forgiving $160 million in debt.

Mining-focused contractor NRW Holdings will be chasing work in the booming data centre industry after striking a debt-funded deal to buy Sydney-based contractor Fredon.

Capricorn's move for the junior explorer continues to face retail resistance as a substantial shareholder raises fresh concerns.

The acquisition paves the way for a $60 million student accommodation tower on Stirling Highway.

MAC Copper's shareholders have greenlit a $1.6 billion takeover deal as cross-border copper M&A heats up.

The aged care and retirement living provider will expand its reach to regional Western Australia, amid concerns national aged care changes are increasing pressure on smaller providers.

Tim Goyder has sold his Mosman Park house for a record price.

The property, within a Satterley estate, sold for $7.32 million to local investors.

The ASX-listed developer is set to purchase a development site near its Civic Heart project for $9.2 million.

The Public Transport Authority has purchased a Stirling Street property for $30 million, while the owners of Shafto Lane are expanding their footprint in a $19 million deal.

Mineral Resources is prepared to forgive $160 million of debt as part of a deal to acquire the companies and assets of Chris Ellison's brother's collapsed Resource Development Group.

The Wellington Street site, set for 835-bed student housing, signifies the global real estate investment company's first Australian student accommodation investment.

A green fund backed the UK government has taken a stake in Perth-based supply chain integrity company Source Certain.

Perth dealmaker James Del Piano has purchased the industrial building from the global institutional fund.

The former Bankwest location is set to be turned into an art gallery.

Perth-based and ASX-listed stockbroking firm Euroz Hartleys has confirmed its in early stage talks within the national market amid Canadian deal rumours.

Ampol has agreed to buy EG Group's 500 Australian petrol stations for almost $1.1 billion, growing its company-owned and operated footprint to over 1,100 stores.

The property is located near multiple vacant lots, as a large primary school is set to open in the suburb next year.

A Dubai mining investment group has set its sights on collapsed Lucapa Diamond Company, owner of the long-dormant diamond mine once operated by Rio Tinto in the Northern Territory.

Mineral Resources will front up to $14.5 million to fund the administration of Chris Ellison's brother's collapsed Resource Development Group, after putting brakes on funding last month.

The two transactions are among the largest property sales in the state this year and involve several key industry players.

Japanese industrial group Iwatani is closing in on Strandline Resources' mothballed mineral sands mine in a deal that leaves the federal government facing an almost $160 million loss.

The Victoria-headquartered developer intends to convert the property to a mixed-use precinct.

NSW banking executive Alexander Bischoff and his wife Leah have bought a fast food centre in the regional town for $10 million.

The cleaning company has purchased an office building from three high profile Perth executives for $2.95m.

The Australian Marine Complex asset was purchased by a local investor who intends to move into the building.

Real estate agency NAI Harcourts Metro has doubled its portfolio after acquiring Darrell Crouch & Associates' property management roll.

Iluka Resources' taxpayer-backed Eneabba rare earths refinery north of Perth will be partly fed by concentrate from Africa amid a growing push to secure non-China supply chains.

Perth-based student resources player acquired by private equity-backed rival Year 13, amid plans to take their joint offering to the huge US market.

The Scarborough Beach Road property changed hands for $1.5 million, after being in the same family for 65 years.

Perth resources technology player Alloy Steel International has been acquired by its Nasdaq-listed minority shareholder in a deal that takes control of the business from the founder's family.

Shareholders in Laurence Escalante's VGW have backed his family's office acquisition of the business, which gives the billionaire almost full ownership of the gaming company.