Property

Cotality’s recent construction index shows the state had the highest quarterly increase in costs in the nation.

The listed apartment developer says it has $36 million cash in hand, as it eyes a $1 billion pipeline of work.

South West hospitality operator Steve Palmer estimates a three-year turnaround to open a luxury resort at his winery site, after a panel greenlit the $50 million plan.

The German-based waste company has purchased a 4.7-hectare development site for $16.25 million.

The state government has chosen the operators for affordable and social housing projects in Subiaco and East Fremantle, which could deliver nearly 500 homes.

The Perth studio has been recognised at the Australian Institute of Architect’s international chapter awards.

The state agency's plan to consolidate its office space from four buildings to one hinges on the sale of a property in Northbridge.

A 20-apartment Ardross complex will receive $12 million of federal funding for social housing.

Western Australia has recorded one of the highest portions of suburbs experiencing peak property prices in the country, according to a new report.

The Tawarri Hot Springs project, which has ballooned in costs and timeframe, has been given a four-year extension by the state’s peak planning body.

New data has revealed the Perth suburbs that recorded the highest growth in median house sale prices for the last financial year.

Perth has the tightest industrial market in the nation, with the lowest vacancy rate out of other Australian capitals, recent data from JLL shows.

The $5.5 million acquisition should pave the way for the apartment developer to add 130 dwellings to its portfolio.

The Western Australian government have poured in an extra $12 million for a further 15 apartment complexes to be built across Perth.

WA’s commercial building sector has experienced a shake-up in the past 12 months.

The East Parade property is set to be converted into an education facility after local investors bought it for $3.35 million.

Demand for regional workforce accommodation in WA has never been so high, with real implications for business.

Saracen Properties’ $118 million luxury resort proposal in Gnarabup has received federal environmental approval.

The state's highest court has ordered FTD founder Ricky Hirsch to give up his Marmion properties to a creditor, the latest in a legal dispute over an alleged multi-million-dollar debt.

The developer behind Tawarri Hot Springs in Dalkeith has pushed for an extension, citing labour shortages and an almost twofold increase in the project’s estimated cost.

Finbar has signed on to sell the site to develop a Housing Australia-supported $100 million social and affordable housing project.

More than 515 social and affordable homes are set to be built across the state following the allocation of federal funding to WA.

The building commissioner is set to receive a broader suite of powers under new laws flagged by the state government amid a review of the contracts legislation.

Not-for-profit accommodation provider St Bart’s is one step closer to building a seven-storey aged care facility in East Perth, estimated to cost $39 million.

Scope Property Group purchased the Colin Street building, which changed hands for the first time in 25 years.

New data on property prices has shown the highest growth since September last year.

The EPA has approved a major change to the Adrian Fini-led project, with the developer removing a controversial seawall from the development.

With the assistance of the Finis and the state government, CircusWA and the Fremantle Press have secured their first permanent home on Parry Street in Fremantle.

Woolworths Group is one step closer to building a two-storey supermarket and childcare centre in East Victoria Park, after a panel greenlit its $28 million application.

A development panel has unanimously approved hospitality operator Patrick Prendiville’s four-storey pod hotel proposal on South Terrace, Fremantle.

The East Perth hotel is set to be converted into 236 affordable housing units, following the government’s single largest investment into housing.

More than 50 customers are believed to be impacted by the collapse of residential builders Mercedes Group and Inka Builders.