Property

Paul Blackburne was among the standouts at the recent Australian Apartment Advocacy awards.

The Adrian Fini and Ben Lisle led property developer says it will work on a masterplan for the site, which includes Hollywood Retirement Village.

Satterley Property Group planning director Megan Adair has hit out at the government’s approach at an industry lunch.

Hall & Prior has received approval to demolish buildings on the corner of Stock Road and Canning Highway to construct a six-storey aged care facility in Palmyra.

The chemical company has bought the industrial property from mining group WA Kaolin, which will lease back the site on a peppercorn basis.

The state government’s $80 million infrastructure fund is being rolled out to help apartment developers pay for utility connections on their sites.

Recent data from Proptrack shows the availability of residential vacancies has lifted by 0.01 per cent in month to May 31.

Land developer Cedar Woods Properties has cut its financial year profit forecast due to construction delays it claims are showing signs of stabilising.

Mining entrepreneur Mark Creasy has bought a Nedlands commercial property from Alan Tribe’s Delarge Investments.

Osborne Park-based construction company Universal Constructions has survived 70 years in business.

Attention to environmental impact was a theme across several of the winners of this year’s Architecture Awards.

Singapore-based Meadpoint is proposing to build a 26-storey build-to-rent building along West Coast Highway, potentially adding $100 million to the Scarborough coastline.

Rents for prime industrial space in Perth have grown at their fastest rate in more than two decades, research shows.

The city could see continued house price growth throughout 2023, a new report has found.

Federal politicians and the Property Council say a $1 billion fund for consumers to make their homes more energy efficient will have a high take-up.

The flexible workspace provider is set to occupy space in Brookfield’s second tower in Elizabeth Quay and in the BHP tower at Brookfield Place.

Residential builder Pride Homes & Developments has entered liquidation after joining the list of collapsed construction companies hit by cost and labour pressures.

The 40-hectare property, purchased for $2.8 million, has the potential to be a large-scale industrial site.

A 17-storey apartment tower valued at $60 million is the latest development in a list of projects approved for the Scarborough Redevelopment Area.

Work has been called off at the PACT site, following the death of a man in his 60s.

ASIC found that companies linked to Craig Turnbull owe $5.29 million to creditors and the Office of State Revenue.

The state's peak planning body has approved a 19-storey apartment development with an estimated value of $108.9 million to be built in the heart of Claremont's town centre.

Mandala Asset Solutions has made its debut in the WA property market after purchasing two regional accommodation properties for $17.5 million.

An eight-centimetre height difference between the original floor of a Coles supermarket and an extension to the building has led the owner to take legal action against the architecture firm that designed the extension.

Perth was the only Australian city to show positive annual growth, with a 2 per cent increase in the last 12 months to a record $580,023.

John Gelavis has made the call to step down from the industry group after five years at the helm.

Western Australian dwelling approvals fell by 5.8 per cent last month while the nationwide number dropped to its lowest level in more than a decade.

The land developer has been inducted into the Australian Property Hall of Fame, alongside NSW property veteran Joan Cordell.

The property mogul and the restaurateur have bought the P&O Hotel for $5.3 million, as part of their expansion into Fremantle’s west end.

The state’s building industry regulator has cautioned customers, subcontractors and suppliers over Modco Residential's ability to pay its debts.

The Claremont proptech has resumed trading after Peter Laurance-controlled Axiom Properties has agreed to recapitalise the company.

A Property Council study into transit-oriented housing has identified Bayswater as the only Metronet station precinct ripe for development, with an emphasis on high-value areas.