Property

The latest reports about the CFMEU have sparked calls from the state’s construction industry body for authorities to examine the negotiation processes for EBAs.

Hotel operators mull the impact of the Hyatt’s sudden closure as well as their refurbishment programs.

PACT Construction has been recognised for its work on the Forbes Residence development in Applecross at the Master Builders WA awards ceremony.

Singapore-based developer Centurion has flagged a Western Australian entry, earmarking a Crawley site for a $30 million student accommodation project.

Regis Aged Care will close its Nedlands village in the coming months while finalising a land deal with Hesperia.

Records show the newly appointed supervisor for Nicheliving's building arm had a run-in with the Building Commissioner eight years ago over negligent and misleading conduct.

Regents is set to start construction on a $18 million aged care development north of Perth, which will be the aged care provider’s sixth facility in the state.

Three Hesperia directors, including Adrian Fini, have launched a new business entity.

Property developer Peet has been joined to a NSW Supreme Court damages claim worth up to $28 million brought by one of its former joint venture partners.

Nicheliving has temporarily lost its ability to build homes or enter into new contracts after the supervisor nominated for its building contractor division left the role.

A development assessment panel has approved a two-year extension to start construction of a Nedlands project that has gone through a change of ownership and planning hurdles.

Western Australia is building more homes than last year, but the rate of completions is dropping.

Several developers have added construction divisions to their businesses, as fewer builders take on apartments.

Two West Perth offices have sold for a combined $4.96 million to separate buyers.

Former PwC Perth managing partner Michelle Tremain has started a new role leading property developer Adrian Fini’s private family group.

The Perth-based flexible workspace provider has announced it will expand its footprint into Sydney and Brisbane.

Subiaco-based QUBE Property Group plans to build a new industrial facility after is purchase of 4.5 hectares in Forrestdale for $6.82 million.

Ian Armstrong has stepped off the board of major private conglomerate Perron Group, to be replaced after 35 years as a director by Victorian Ken Marshman.

A gym and a bowling alley have sold for a combined $8.2 million to local and eastern states investors.

Indigenous engagement is increasingly manifesting in the way buildings are designed.

The Aboriginal charitable trust has added to its property assets with the $8 million purchase of the shopping centre.

Cedar Woods Properties has partnered with Tokyo Gas to develop a 9,784 square metre site in Subiaco that has been earmarked for hundreds of apartments.

An eight-storey apartment in North Perth, estimated to cost $35 million, has been approved by a development assessment panel.

A local hospitality operator has purchased the asset for $4.6 million, via administrators KordaMentha.

The Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre says there should be more incentives for workers in the building and construction industry if WA is to meet it housing targets.

A new report highlights consumer trends in luxury retail, as Fendi backs out of a deal to move to Perth.

The North Beach-based agency has launched as a new independent firm, after it ended its franchise agreement with Realmark in May.

A development assessment panel has approved MSWA’s multi-million-dollar proposal to build an assisted living centre near Rockingham, for people living with neurological conditions.

Perth’s rental vacancy rates have risen to 1.25 per cent, yet rental conditions remain exceptionally tight.

Realside Property’s $107 million purchase of Maddington Central has paved the way for Sirona Urban to transform the site.

The WACA ground heads a list of projects under way, but the precinct needs further progress for its vision to be fulfilled.

Perron Group has sought a four-year extension to start building the $1 billion Cockburn Quarter project, citing “extenuating circumstances” in the market.