Property

The Western Australian Planning Commission has approved a $30 million student accommodation project in Crawley, in the final meeting for chair David Caddy.

A recent report has highlighted that construction costs in WA rose by 11.1 per cent this year, which was well above forecasts and higher than other states.

Premier Roger Cook has insisted under-fire Nicheliving still can’t lay a brick after the directors cleared a vote to regain control of the building company yesterday.

Golden Sedayu has gained approval for a time extension and additional height for part of its $4 billion Burswood Point project.

Western Australia’s population growth rate has eased for the third quarter in a row but remains the fastest in the country and well above the state’s long-term average.

The architects behind the redevelopment of Perth Concert Hall are navigating complexities to breathe new life into the venue.

The precast home technology company is overseeing the rollout of 400 dwellings in Anketell as part of an affordable housing precinct.

A recently approved $31 million, seven-storey apartment building is set to add dozens of dwellings to Broadway, Nedlands.

BGC Australia has announced its largest asset sale, with its cementitious division being sold to industry heavyweight Cement Australia in a deal worth close to $800 million.

The state government has confirmed Emma Cole as the next Western Australian Planning Commission chair, weeks after Business News revealed the appointment.

Roshana Care Group has proposed to build a $21 million facility adjoining its Sunshine Park lifestyle village south-east of Perth.

Perth’s Carabiner Architects is moving into a new era with Steve McDonald at the helm.

The takeover marks the end of an era for the town planning company, established in Perth more than three decades ago.

The building that contains Kith Eatery and Little Abbey Café has sold to a local investor.

Nicheliving directors Ronnie Michel-Elhaj and Paul Bitdorf have proposed to take back the embattled builder, with creditors recommended to approve the pair's $2.7 million plan.

The WA family company has bought a Darwin resort for $23 million from TFE Hotels.

Alcoa of Australia is set to move into the Perth CBD in 2025, leaving Booragoon where it has been headquartered for 40 years.

Western Australian infrastructure projects will share a $105 million funding package in a bid to unlock land and secure electricity and water supply for thousands of new homes.

The 247-bed, $8 million facility has been assessed for a second time by planning authorities.

Property developer Adrian Fini has submitted a plan for a three-storey apartment project in Claremont, on the site where his $23 million mansion once stood.

ISPT has bought the neighbourhood shopping centre for $35.75 million from the supermarket giant.

More than 1,000 homes are expected to be built across 14 suburbs in Western Australia, the first tranche in a plan to boost social and affordable housing supply.

Australian house prices have experienced their weakest growth in almost two years, as experts warn a downturn is gathering momentum in the major capital cities.

Ross Donaldson will replace Sandy Anghie as Australian Institute of Architects WA President from next year.

East Victoria Park could be set for a new supermarket precinct, after a $27.5 million development application was submitted for a two-storey shopping centre and childcare facility.

The sale of 66 St Georges Terrace represents the largest Perth office building sale in two years.

A dispute over Raine Square has returned to court, with Commonwealth Bank launching legal action against Luke Saraceni-directed company's financier for more than $30 million.

Office fitouts are changing in response to tenant demands, with a strong emphasis on green spaces.

East coast residential home builder AVJennings has received an all-cash buyout offer from US-based real estate firm Proprium Capital Partners and AVID Property Group, valued around $374 million.

A troubled housing project based out of the state government's investment in private developer Goldmaster has come to an end with the winding up of the company and return of assets.

The state’s peak planning body has given the green light to a plan that caters for the city to increase its population by almost fivefold.

A regional hotel proposal has been greenlit, overcoming a planning hurdle after a development panel was previously unable to decide on the multi-million-dollar plan.