Property

Andrew Buckeridge, an heir to part of the immense construction fortune generated by BGC Australia, has died at the age of 62.

The Supreme Court has settled a dispute relating to administration costs over the property company owned by former City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi and her husband.

A $20 million proposal to add dozens of apartments to Inglewood has been submitted to the state’s peak planning body.

Entertainment Enterprises has consolidated its business focus to better reflect the evolving environment.

Residential builder Inspired Property Group, trading as Inspired Homes, has been placed in liquidation after the second creditors' meeting this morning.

Perth’s property agencies are shaking up their operations to position themselves for growth.

A foreign entity with Australian roots has emerged as the buyer of Augusta’s pub in a deal which pushes the group’s acquisitions in the state’s southern tip above $30m in two years.

The founding family of Zorzi Group have sued a Perth entity over a Melbourne property, in a dispute related to the collapsed builder’s parent company Western Alliance.

Brendan Gore will step down as chief executive at the land development company in July, following two decades at the business.

Scentre Group has successfully sought a four-year delay to redevelop the shopping centre, pushing the project out further.

Environmental offsets have become increasingly difficult for property developers.

The Italian-headquartered construction giant is preparing to build the Women’s and Babies Hospital on its own following Roberts Co's financial distress.

A $49 million retirement village and apartment project in City Beach has been approved after the committee presiding member used her casting vote to break a deadlock.

Locus Property will build an $80 million apartment project in Sorrento after a state government committee gave the green light.

A local family has purchased the fully-leased property.

Two Perth industrial estates are expected to sell for a combined value of between $100 million and $150 million.

A state government committee has approved the $135 million hockey centre at Curtin University, which is expected to accommodate up to 10,000 people.

Golden Sedayu has completed a $30 million infrastructure upgrade at Burswood Point.

Perth dealmaker James Del Piano has purchased a Dowd Street property for $7.5 million.

Up to seven sites in the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre area could be used for further development, including a hotel, as Rio Tinto eyes a move into the redeveloped space.

Mazda has filed a multi-million-dollar application to build a two-storey showroom in Perth's north-east, on a site previously earmarked for an Aldi supermarket.

Embattled builder Nicheliving is entangled in another legal dispute, with a claim over $1.3 million worth of shares lodged in the state’s highest court.

The build-to-rent project recently gained planning approval from the state government.

The Aboriginal charitable trust has expanded its property portfolio with the purchase of an East Perth building.

An assessment panel has knocked back a multi-million-dollar proposal to build a four-storey development in Dalkeith, designed for a family to move in.

Dozens of new apartments are set to be built in Wembley after a committee greenlit a $24 million plan for a seven-storey development.

A planning body has approved property developer Adrian Fini and wife Michaela’s $26 million plan to build an apartment project on the site of their former home in Claremont.

Singaporean developer Centurion has cleared a planning hurdle for its $60 million student accommodation in Nedlands, receiving approval from a state government committee.

The boss of a specialist alloy business has splashed out on a luxury South Perth apartment as a major US player has emerged on his company’s register.

Northern Star Resources will have to wait more than a month to progress its 800-bed workers camp proposal after an assessment panel was unable to decide on the $65 million plan.

Companies utilising alternative construction methods are playing a part to alleviate the state’s housing shortage.

Woolworths has proposed to build a $25 million supermarket and commercial precinct south of Perth, to be decided by the state’s peak planning body.