Property

The Supreme Court of WA has given a Victoria-based lender and Ricky Hirsch's Fulfil the Dream four weeks to apply for securities of costs against each other.

The Motivation Foundation has opened a specialist school for disengaged young people.

Three industrial properties in Perth's south have been snapped up in quick succession, while investment activity in the area heats up with plans steaming ahead to prepare for Westport and the Henderson Defence Precinct.

Biotech founder John Barrington has recently been busy in the property sector, spending $9.5 million on an apartment in Crawley and putting his Jutland Parade home on the market.

Sustainable developments in Perth and London highlight the nuances of low-carbon design.

House prices in the Western Australian capital have fallen at a faster rate than the national average in September, to a $975,000 median.

H-U has received an assessment panel's unanimous approval for its $44 million residential development in Nedlands, as part of a larger precinct in progress.

A $90 million shopping centre on the former Captain Stirling Hotel site, anchored by Woolworths, opened its doors after years of planning.

Broome's private convention centre has sold for $2.1 million to a Kimberley pastoral family.

An assessment panel has remained undecided on an apartment plan in South Perth despite hours of discussion, putting the $25 million project in limbo.

National healthcare wholesaler Symbion has sold its only Western Australian warehouse – located on an 18,700-square metre site in Kewdale – to Harmony Property Investments.

A $4 million-plus Federal Court action against property investor Allen Bruce Caratti faces the chop if an aggrieved former landowner can't hire a persuasive lawyer.

A Perth builder and its nominated supervisor have been fined $25,000 over defective work that caused a roof to detach and collapsed on to the neighbouring house.

Ingenia Communities Group would not go ahead with its proposed acquisition of Peet if it accepts a $2.14 billion takeover offer from Warburg Pincus.

The West Perth-based land developer is making some changes at the top of its business as it continues its expansion into commercial property.

Lease Equity boss Jim Tsagalis has secured the former ANZ Town Hall, after the Perth CBD asset was entangled in a legal dispute.

Satterley Property Group has scrapped its fast-food development project in Alkimos and has received the green light to build a multi-million-dollar Harvey Norman centre on the site.

Global tech company Sew Eurodrive has sold its Welshpool warehouse to a local mining equipment supplier, which acquired the 2,300-square metre site as part of a growth plan.

The Property Council says the government should treat the supply of industrial land like housing by helping fund utility connections.

The private healthcare provider is set to formally acquire Healthscope's Mount Hospital on Thursday, after the state government and Bethesda struck a deal earlier this year to ensure the facility's viability.

A build-to-rent apartment project in Scarborough has been revived after a planning committee approved the $130 million development proposal.

WA builders featured prominently in the national list, as build starts in this state increase to more than 24,000.

Critical digital infrastructure operator CDC Data Centres has unveiled plans to construct a 192-megawatt data centre in Hazelmere, marking its second planned development in WA.

A state tribunal has upheld a peak planning body's refusal of Satterley Property Group's plan for the Perth hills, describing the proposal as “flawed”.

An old gallery converted into an office building and a rare car park on William Street in Northbridge have changed hands after more than 20 years, selling for $2.75 million to local investors.

The Subiaco-based property fund has purchased an industrial asset for $3.75 million, with plans to convert it to retail.

The property developer has bought the Leederville asset from Peter Hayes, who owned it for close to three decades.

Lawyer Ben Caratti is fighting a summons to appear at a Supreme Court probe amid claims he could be compelled to provide a lifetime of records of communications with his property developer parents.

Ingenia Communities Group has again rejected a $2 billion takeover bid from a US equity firm, which would have axed its plan to acquire land developer Peet.

A class action against BGC continues in the Supreme Court of WA with lawyers trying to resolve the sample groups needed to represent some 7,000 affected customers.

Parties have executed a deed to return The Royal Hotel in Perth to Parker Group's hands, which includes a $850,000 fund from the John Parker-led hospitality business.

Perth Design Week will return for a fifth year in 2027, with an even bigger program to celebrate the industry in Western Australia.