Property

More than 100 homes under construction by financially troubled Simsai Construction Group will be handed over to new builders as administrators begin notifying customers.

Plans for a 300-room, four-star hotel in Port Hedland's West End have been submitted by a Singaporean developer.

BGC has been taken off the job, after it unexpectedly downed tools at the $140 million project.

Prominent property development group Nicheliving has hit back at media reports about a disgruntled buyer and a Fair Work investigation.

WA's apartment sector has become embroiled in an aggressive campaign led by consumer advocate Samantha Reece as she has ramped up her drive for mandatory construction inspections.

Gina Rinehart has bought into South West tourism icon the Bunbury Farmers Market through making a "majority investment" in the business.

An eastern states property group has secured approval to build a $30 million, seven-storey apartment development on Oxford Street.

Another Perth building company faces collapse after the tax office issued a winding-up application against Presidential Building Services.

Gresley Abas Architects is on a mission to convince the public about the importance of good design in affordable housing.

A 1,273sqm vacant block with development approval for a medical centre has sold to an owner occupier.

A developer wanting to bring a touch of the Gold Coast to South Hedland has appointed a builder to its $51 million apartment complex and hopes to break ground next year.

The apartment advocacy group says at least 15 buyers are looking to exit their contracts to buy into the development.

The property fund is set to develop a $40 million retail, hospitality and office precinct, as part of South32’s move to the building.

The Burswood Peninsula has been earmarked for three distinct precincts under a 20-year masterplan for the riverside site revealed today.

The stockbroking firm will join Multiplex and EY in Brookfield’s Nine The Esplanade.

Perth’s office occupancy rate is 20 per cent above the national average, at 91 per cent.

The cost of renting a residential property in the Pilbara jumped by about 20 per cent in the September 2023 quarter, highlighting the acute housing shortage in the region.

The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched an investigation into Perth builder Nicheliving Real Estate, which claims not to be the subject of an open matter.

DND properties has bought the BCF and Clark Rubber-anchored asset from local investors.

Major players in the homebuilding industry are focusing on training future generations of construction workers.

The Department of Planning has recommended refusal of Satterley Property Group’s plans for a major subdivision in Perth’s hills.

The Perth proptech is working with an online portal onthehouse.com.au to boost its web presence.

The state’s dwelling prices must catch up to the rest of Australia to incentivise more supply, a panel of experts says.

The City of Vincent council will soon be voting on the proposed deal to sell two Leederville car parks to Hesperia to build a development with a construction value of $315 million.

A development assessment panel has approved a $55 million commercial centre with five fast food outlets south of Perth.

DevelopmentWA has approved the amendments to Malaysian developer Victor Goh’s $400 million Elizabeth Quay development, including converting an apartment tower to hotel rooms.

Businessman John Gillett has proposed to build a single home with a vintage car basement garage on one of the lots on the former Taj on Swan site.

Cyrenian House will refurbish a vacant and graffitied office building in Perth into a drug treatment centre after a panel approved its multi-million-dollar proposal in a tense meeting.

It will take until the end of this decade for WA to have the capacity to build the volume of houses it needs, HIA says.

A multi-storey commercial centre has been approved after a four-hour meeting despite concerns from Dalkeith residents, including Kerry Stokes’ right-hand man Brian O’Donnell.

Short-term accommodation owners in Western Australia will be offered a $10,000 incentive to rent their properties to long-term tenants to boost housing supply.

The $21 million transaction will allow the college to eventually move to the William Street location.