Property

Allen Caratti has succeeded in preventing Hotchkin Hanly from representing his opponent in court, claiming the law firm had previously acted for him and former partner Tina Bazzo.

The previous owner of Blackburne’s City Beach property is taking his former lawyers to court, alleging a breach of duty occurred during deal negotiations over the western suburb asset.

Residents of a new multi-dwelling development in Exmouth have moved in as development of the final superlot at the tourist town’s marina looms.

The retail asset sold for considerably less than the asking price.

The new Fiveight chief is getting a handle on the Forrest empire’s diverse range of property assets.

A $350 million development, proposed to be the tallest timber tower in the world, will have to clear a planning hurdle after the City of South Perth recommended it be refused.

Master Builders Association of WA has announced Matthew Pollock as its new chief executive, succeeding John Gelavis who stepped down in August.

A Northbridge warehouse site bought for $4.23 million in 2019 has been earmarked for a 350-person tavern and radio studio.

The Building Services Board has refused to renew FTD Construction’s registration after the industry watchdog raised concerns about the Perth property developer.

The Dale Alcock-led group has started on more home builds than any other WA builder, while BGC has seen a dramatic drop in home starts.

Billionaire Andrew Forrest has received approval to renovate Le Fanu after the local council greenlit his $30 million proposal for the Cottesloe site.

The head of the state’s peak land development group says WA will miss out if it does not get its act together on housing.

Rental prices in an inland Pilbara town are comparable to luxury Swan River mansions, according to a new government report

The Sporting Globe will be moving into the former Hungry Jack’s site in Fremantle, which has sat vacant for nearly five years.

Andrew Forrest’s plan for his $15.6 million Le Fanu property has received support from his neighbours, including John Bond and Annie Fogarty.

The Perth law firm prepared to represent hundreds of aggrieved homeowners in a class action against BGC Housing Group has assured participants concerned over backlash.

Prominent businessman Steve Birkbeck’s plan to build an eco-retreat and luxury spa neighbouring his farm-to-plate restaurant has been backed by the Shire of Denmark officer.

The developer has lodged a $72 million plan for 74 townhouses on the Belmont Racecourse site.

Property developer Tim Gurner says he 'sincerely' regrets the impact of his now-viral comments about needing to see 'pain in the economy', following intense public backlash.

The old Dome Café on Fremantle’s cappuccino strip could be leased for a San Churro as the historic building's ground floor continues to gather dust.

The acquisition will see the commercial and industrial real estate firm establish a presence in Bunbury.

John Carey has called on the state to shift the conversation around housing density if it wants to catch up to other parts of the world.

Australian Venue Co will add The Court Hotel to its Western Australian portfolio, with owner Bree Maddox ready to move on after 18 years of operating the Northbridge venue.

Yolk Property Group has been caught up in a legal dispute with a disgruntled purchaser who bought a $1.5 million lot on its North Fremantle project.

Locus Development Group and Security Capital Australia bought the Woolworths anchored asset and have signalled expansion plans.

West Perth developer Cedar Woods Properties told the ASX that it was waiting for more information amid the collapse of a South Australian builder.

WA is setting the pace for higher prices with a strong economy and tight housing market.

At 0.69 per cent Perth’s rental market is one of the nation's tightest, according to new monthly data from PropTrack.

ASX-listed miner Core Lithium will relocate its head office to 2 Mill Street in Perth's CBD from South Australia.

A group of aggrieved homeowners have gathered outside the State Administrative Tribunal to protest against BGC Housing Group, the subject of a proposed class action lawsuit.

UPDATE: BGC says it will “vigorously defend” any lawsuits launched by a homeowner’s group that secured funding to pursue a potential class action against the builder over chronic construction delays.

The minister is looking at every policy lever he can to boost the supply of homes.