Property

A multi-million-dollar apartment block will be built in Fremantle, on a site previously earmarked for a Dingo Brewing Company pub that never came to fruition.

A former Modco Residential director has acknowledged and deeply regretted the stress caused to the collapsed builder's customers, a tribunal decision shows.

H-U’s proposed seven-storey staff car park at the Murdoch Health precinct is estimated to be valued at $50 million, with the application submitted to the state's peak planning body.

Fife Capital bought the asset from Hire Intelligence, in Perth’s first CBD office transaction this year.

Creditors have appointed a liquidator to Mercedes Group, trading as Zorzi Builders, after passing a resolution to wind up the construction company.

ANALYSIS: The two recent interest rate cuts announced by the Reserve Bank of Australia will provide some welcome relief to mortgage holders.

Developer Nigel Satterley has rubbished suggestions of a property market impact from geopolitical tensions, calling the Trump factor a ‘myth’, during a discussion on greenfield sites.

A legal dispute between the owner of the Adnate Hotel and collapsed builder Jaxon has continued with a fresh lawsuit in the state’s highest court.

The Canci family has secured approval to build a multi-million-dollar project in the Australian Marine Complex in Henderson, which will be occupied by Bhagwan Marine.

Brendan Gore steps out of the listed land developer, which he says is in great shape.

The state’s peak planning body has greenlit a multi-million-dollar development in Cottesloe, a joint project between Leonie Baldock and Sirona Urban.

The multinational retailer previously leased the Innaloo property on a contract set to expire in 2026.

Planning authorities have waved through a $200 million plan to build a 34-storey timber tower that the City of Perth hopes will activate the area and aid its population growth goals.

The state government has poured in $1.4 billion for housing in this year’s budget as strong population growth puts pressure on the supply in Western Australia.

A fund to unlock housing supply has received a $101 million boost, with the state government making last minute announcements before handing down the budget this afternoon.

The state’s residential design codes will be reviewed by the peak planning body amid other significant reforms to the system in Western Australia.

A state committee has approved a $23 million social housing complex in Inglewood, a plan which has ignited concerns amid a recent spate of antisocial behaviour in the area.

The Myaree property has changed hands for $4.85 million, for the first time in close to three decades.

Edge Visionary Living’s latest shoreline proposal, a $95 million apartment development along South Perth, has been approved.

Female workforce participation rates in the construction industry are improving, but have some way to go.

A low deposit loan program to buy modular homes starts today, as the state government announced changes to the Keystart board and a suite of investments to boost housing supply.

This year’s state property awards recognised the Multiplex WA regional director for his three decades of service as a commercial property developer in Perth.

The winners of this year’s WA Architecture Awards have been revealed, with a diverse pool of projects showcased.

Analysis by Copenhagen urban design firm Gehl has revealed the changes in pedestrian activity in the past 16 years.

The $30 million development on the site of the former European Foods is due for completion late next year.

Housing pressures are posing risks to the state’s economic development, a recent report has found.

Serene Capital has cleared a planning hurdle over its 11-storey apartment plan in Redcliffe, with a panel approving the $45 million proposal.

The asset changed hands between two private equity firms for $9.25 million.

Eastcourt has received approval to build a $15 million industrial development, with conditions attached to the restoration of heritage-listed Bell Cottage on the project site.

The West Perth-based developer will progress the Claremont Oval apartment development that Iris Residential abandoned.

The real estate agency has moved to clarify that CBRE’s acquisition of Burgess Rawson does not impact is WA operations.

The Victorian developers are intending to revitalise the long-vacant site with a ‘mixed-use redevelopment’.