Property

House prices in the capital continue to outpace other states, after overtaking Melbourne last month.

The project manager is set to be the architecture firm's chief executive, as studio director Peter Giangiulio announces his retirement from the business.

The last parcel of waterfront land in the Exmouth Marina will be sold to a consortium of Fowler Group and Celsius for the development of 150 new residential lots.

The owner of Kingsway City Shopping Centre has cleared a planning hurdle to build a $33 million apartment component on the 17-hectare Madeley site.

Stockland will build more than 150 dwellings north of Perth as part of a recently approved $75 million residential project.

The Silvestro family-led company has almost doubled its volume of home starts in the past 12 months, in a shake-up of the state's residential building industry.

Tourism identity Paul King is set to develop a $5 million, 24-bed tourist facility at Frenchman Bay.

The national competition watchdog has supported Stockland's $1.3 billion acquisition of a dozen Lendlease projects, including two in Perth, despite initial concerns.

A new Property Council survey shows a slight uptick in national confidence, but a significant decline in WA.

Ten years on from the death of its founder, BGC Australia has dramatically slimmed down.

The Leukaemia Foundation occupies the building, which forms part of Hesperia's Stirling Cross development.

An entity linked to Richmond WA, the key family business of the Hodgson family, has bought a Subiaco office building.

The boss of residential building company JWH has criticised the state government's proposed legislation around the Iplex pipes issue, echoing concerns of industry.

The federal government's ambitious target of building 1.2 million new homes by 2029 is fanciful, according to a leading residential builder, as crippling skilled labour shortages persist.

The Realside Ovest asset has leased to a mining services company for $208/sqm.

The corporate watchdog has begun “urgent civil proceedings” against a company director linked to two WA projects, amidst allegations of misuse of investor funds.

Nic and Rosanne Trimboli sold the West Perth property to local investors.

The Town of Cambridge is recommending the peak planning body refuse Blackburne's plan to turn the Ocean Village Shopping Centre into an apartment and retail complex.

Construction of the long-awaited $4 billion project is set to commence in the first quarter of next year.

The 4.29ha landholding was purchased by the Public Transport Authority, in WA's largest industrial sale of the year.

The proposal has been granted federal environmental approval, but a final decision on the housing development sits with the State Administrative Tribunal.

A second attempt to sell heritage-listed Victoria Hall has failed to attract suitable buyers, after the City of Fremantle determined that the six offers received were unacceptable.

Silverleaf Investments has withdrawn its $65 million plan to build apartments at Fremantle's Woolstores site after assessing the project's financial feasibility.

The $40 million Lodge Wadjemup redevelopment on Rottnest Island is expected to start opening in stages by December, with the project to be fully finished by next year.

Westbridge Urban's $78 million project on the site next to Regal Theatre in Subiaco is expected to start construction late next year, after receiving a panel's unanimous approval.

Nearly 40 per cent of a family's income is needed to afford a house in Western Australia, industry data for the past quarter shows.

A $31.5 million proposal to build an apartment building in Nedlands has cleared a planning hurdle after a two-hour panel meeting.

The organisations fighting a legal battle over the sale of El Caballo lifestyle village have signed a confidential deed of settlement, a court judgment reveals.

The state government has approved planning changes over a West Perth area, intensifying the plot ratio the City of Perth initially proposed.

Landlords are considering how to reinvent King Street amid the precinct's ongoing transition.

Chairman of the state's peak planning body David Caddy will retire from the role by the end of 2024, after five decades of service in the sector.

Perth commercial builder Mercedes Construction has tumbled into liquidation after moving to wind up its operations.