Homes in the western suburbs of Perth continue to sell at a rapid pace, with one Cottesloe mansion set to sell for $11.75 million and another selling for $11 million.
A senior communities asset manager, ASX-listed Eureka Group Holdings, is in the process of acquiring Mandurah Coastal Holiday Park for $18.4 million, in a deal comprising 168 dwellings with approval for a further 66 homes to be built.
Finbar is one step closer to building apartments in West Leederville after an assessment panel's tick of approval, with the developer estimating the project's end value at $265 million.
The ASX-listed logistics and transport services company has announced it is set to purchase a 2.7-hectare site in the tightly held industrial suburb of Welshpool, looking to relocate its interstate transport business after redeveloping the land.
Insolvency practitioners have taken control of the entity behind the $140 million Shenton Quarter project, with Perth partners called in to run a ruler over its books.
Investment activity in Hazelmere has been on the rise with Cedar Woods' $15 million property acquisition following the $42.7 million divestment of a BGC warehouse.
The disability support provider has officially relocated its head office to the former Alcoa home in Booragoon, after Rocky Bay divested its Mosman Park headquarters for $56 million last year.
Major residential land developer Satterley has stepped further into commercial property development with the acquisition of the 24-hectare Home HQ Busselton project.
Devwest has beaten a Federal Court push for it to be immediately liquidated, giving the battling developer another four weeks to deal with a $380,000-plus claim from the Australian Taxation Office.
Lawyers are laying the groundwork to bankrupt the estate of the late rogue developer Stephen Robert Bruce in a bid to collect on an allegedly-unpaid judgment debt.
Major family office Hawaiian has appointed former footballer Beau Waters as chief executive, filling the recent vacancy left by Richard Kilbane's unexpected departure due to a health scare.
Local developer Griffin Group has lodged a plan with the City of South Perth detailing a $16.6 million apartment project fronting the suburb's bustling Angelo Street.
