Property

The city's home values rose by 1.6 per cent in October, the largest increase nationally and Perth's largest monthly increase in more than two years.

The two-storey building on Abernethy Road will be converted into a church.

BGC has told workers to down tools at the $140 million apartment development, amid a dispute between the builder and developer Iris Residential-PW.

A development assessment panel has approved an accommodation plan to house Kalgoorlie-Boulder workers, in its third meeting over the $6.5 million proposal.

Facility operator Compass Group plans to add hundreds of rooms in a $79 million expansion of a Port Hedland accommodation, to house workers of BHP's port debottlenecking project.

The engineering, procurement and construction business has moved its national headquarters to Adelaide Terrace.

Little Creatures founder Nic Trimboli and Adrian Fini, of Fini Group, have submitted an $8 million proposal to redevelop a heritage asset into a mixed residential and office building.

The former Master Builders Association boss will start in the position at the company next week.

The $25 million timber-frame development is due to be built in the first half of 2024.

The result marks a $56 million turnaround on last year's results.

Perron Group has maintained its standing as one of WA's most profitable private companies despite making substantial write-downs in the value of its expansive property portfolio.

Real estate group Dexus is searching for a new chief executive following the resignation of Darren Steinberg, who will step down from the role next year.

Another high-rise has been confirmed for Perth City Link after a state government authority approved Far East Consortium's $80 million project.

A development assessment panel has greenlit Fini Group's application to build a hotel and restaurant in the Margaret River town centre, estimated to cost $8.5 million.

The West Perth developer is looking at revamping the proposal, after pulling out of the $165 million project last year.

Construction for a $40 million apartment project in Subi Centro is expected to start next year after developer ADC_ received approval.

Established Perth builder Simsai Construction Group allegedly owes almost $3.5 million to the tax office which is pursuing legal action to wind up the company.

Developers in Fremantle are working to deliver multi-million-dollar projects, filling the port city's development pipeline.

The WA-based fund manager will place the $6 million asset within its total return fund.

The liquidator for collapsed interior design company Habitat 1 is pursuing $1.25 million from one of the business's former directors, Geoff Pritchard, and his wife.

Confident industrial landlords are pushing ahead with new builds without pre-commitments from tenants.

Rebecca Moore will move on after three years in the role, citing personal reasons.

Ian Campbell says WA risks missing the opportunity to be at the forefront of the energy transition, unless its approvals process changes.

The $2.7 million acquisition paves the way for a 22-townhouse project.

Property giant Mirvac has partnered with Pacific Equity Partners to buy land lease provider Serenitas, which has 10 lifestyle villages across WA.

Single homes will be able to be built and modified without the approval of councils under fresh measures introduced as part of the state government's major planning shake-up.

The homebuilding sector has a strong outlook, but there are still challenges to overcome.

Richard Pappas has stepped up to the helm of the organisation in WA as outgoing state president Col Dutton assumes a national role.

Pan Pacific Perth will undertake a $50 million refurbishment of its more than 400-room luxury hotel and convention spaces on Adelaide Terrace.

Murdoch University has outlined a plan to build a health-related mixed-use development on vacant land neighbouring Hesperia's latest project near the Murdoch hospital precinct.

A proposal to build a two-storey petrol station and convenience store in East Perth has been deferred after a development panel found the $3 million plan inconsistent with local use.

Rita Saffioti said planning reform was akin to cutting taxes, when drawn on whether the government would abolish the foreign buyer surcharge.