Property

THE rapid pace of technological change has presented building managers and property developers with a new dilemma – what technology infrastructure should they implement?

A RECENT court ruling in New South Wales may have an effect on land valuations in built-up Perth suburbs such as Cottesloe and Mosman Park.

WORK has commenced on the Subiaco Sustainable Demonstration Home, an environmentally friendly display home in the heart of Subiaco Centro.

INCREASING numbers of tenants are calling on professional services to help them negotiate a better commercial lease.

THE construction of Exmouth Marina Village is already delivering benefits to the local economy, with LandCorp estimating about 20 per cent of the contracts value was flowing back

PLANNING and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan has appointed Peter McGowan, a barrister who has specialised in planning law, as the new chair of the Town Planning Appeal

In this week’s look at the real estate industry Tracey Cook ponders the question that has the commercial office market guessing.

MIRVAC Fini will sponsor an annual art event in order to develop links between its new Quay West Resort Bunker Bay development and the Margaret River art world.

ALL property owners in Western Australia will contribute to funding the State’s fire and emergency services from July 1 this year.

THE City of Perth proposal to sink all the railway lines in Northbridge is now available to the public in the recently launched document, Realising a New Vision for Perth.

THE housing and renovation industry accounted for over one third of Australia’s economic growth in 2002.

SPURRED on by the poor performance of the stock market, low interest rates and government incentives, investors have been spending up big on property.

EAST Perth Redevelopment Authority has sold three lots in The Village Northbridge precinct for a total of more than $1.45 million.

PROPERTY owners and tenants are grappling with the costs of implementing increased security amid current global tensions and local crime patterns.

MOST of Perth’s top real estate agents held their ground in the WA Business News Book of Lists 2003, with little change recorded among the top 20 agents from the previous year.

AUSTRALIA’S architectural firms are earning about 30 per cent of their annual turnover in export dollars, according to a national survey conducted by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects.

THE creation of a vibrant village atmosphere is the impetus behind the waterfront piazza-style development for Port Bouvard’s Northport precinct approved last year.

DELAYS in progress on the proposed $100 million expansion of the Midland Gate Shopping Centre appear to be nearing an end with new owners, Gandel Retail Management, making moves t

THREE years after its inception the Midland Redevelopment Authority will release its first parcels of land.

COSTING is a delicate subject in a marketplace as fiercely competitive as the Perth architectural sector.

WITH building approvals for private sector houses and total dwelling units falling for the past four months, all indications suggest that WA’s housing boom is on the wane.

INTERIOR designers increasingly are being seen as the knights in shining armour for corporate managers juggling technological change and staff satisfaction, whi

PLANNING and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan has released for public comment a public environmental review (PER) of a proposal to develop a 120 hecta

PERTH’S major commercial properties have diverted a critical portion of their lease exposure threat by pushing out lease renewal terms to 10 years, further closing the window of opportunity for Perth’s three major commercial development proposals.

EAST Perth Redevelopment Authority will auction five lots in The Village Northbridge development on February 26.

In part three in the series on architects and interior designers, Tracey Cook looks at the architectural firms behind the State’s big projects.

PERTH’S Piccadilly Theatre and Arcade and Rechabites Hall have been permanently listed on the State Government’s Register of Heritage Places.

A LOOK at the history of Perth’s top architectural sector reveals a past full of expansion and cannibalistic mergers.

PERTH food supply group Sealanes has engaged the local community in its efforts to ease the passage of a proposed 25,000 square metre development in South Fremantle.

THERE was limited but steady growth for Perth’s architectural firms last year as the five largest names continued to dominate the top end of the market.

THE Town of Victoria Park has thought outside the circle in its efforts to find a manager for the Swan Portland site.