Property

The law firm's announcement that it will relocate to Brookfield's building means it's letting go of plans to lease Victor Goh's space.

Galati Group has earmarked a High Wycombe site for its next Spudshed store, set to be the anchor tenant of a multi-million-dollar centre.

A prominent Chinese businessman is behind the $8.8 million purchase of a 6,441sqm parcel of land adjacent to Crown Perth's main carpark.

Momentum is growing among Perth developers to include co-living dwellings in their offering.

A local investor has purchased the former Bunnings site, which sprawls across almost two hectares.

A multi-million-dollar redevelopment of a coastal tourism attraction is on the cards, to cater for growing visitation numbers.

Approved changes to Blackburne's $200 million Ocean Village project have sparked a broader discussion on balancing housing supply with public amenities.

Singaporean-backed developer Bonvests has secured a panel's approval to build two towers in the CBD, in a development set to cost $230 million.

The firm tasked with distributing funds from the Noongar Trust has sued the SWALSC and its former chief executive Wayne Nannup over the failed El Caballo's Resort project.

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has revealed WA dwelling commencements and approvals have again fallen in September.

The Gance and Verocchi families behind Chemist Warehouse have purchased one of their Perth stores' buildings for $8.8 million.

Spinnaker Developments has submitted its $25 million North Perth apartments proposal to the state's peak planning body.

Perth-based family syndicate Westech Nominees group has sold its Wanneroo markets property for more than $9 million.

English investor Guy Hands has agreed to buy Madura Plains Station three months after purchasing the nearby Rawlinna lease.

An Osborne Park-based luxury home builder has purchased the property, looking to occupy and upgrade half of the space.

A development assessment panel has greenlit the Martin family's multi-million-dollar tourism project in Bunker Bay.

ADC has lodged a fresh plan for the first stage of the Perth Girls School project, pivoting from apartments to student accommodation.

Victor Goh's slow-moving hotel development at Elizabeth Quay has been given the hurry up by frustrated Premier Roger Cook.

Japanese conglomerate Iwatani Australia's Keysbrook mineral sands mine expansion has received environmental approval, after a two-year spending spree on land near the mine.

Wine entrepreneur Franklin Tate is selling two key private assets – a South West vineyard and an Eagle Bay pad – following the collapse of his business centred on Margaret River operations.

Western Australia's capital is the sixth Australian city to reach a median home value of $1 million, according to Domain data.

Blackburne has proposed changes to its $200 million Ocean Village project, including adding apartments and slashing the number of shops, amid changing retail market conditions.

The mysterious developer has asked the government for more time for his $400 million Lot 4 project, following City of Perth concerns about work on his other quay buildings.

The Carcione Group is one step closer to building a $60 million development in Applecross after an assessment panel greenlit the application.

Builders in Joondalup and Balcatta have been hit with fines from Building and Energy following dodgy insurance practices, absent permits and substandard works.

Former test cricketer Wally Edwards and his partner Kerry have purchased the site containing three units from Hero Properties.

Multiplex has been appointed as the builder for the next stage of St John of God's $700 million Subiaco Hospital redevelopment.

The property fund negotiated a 20-year lease back deal with the vendor.

The investment firm says the $25 million Baille Hill project is similar in scale to Adrian Fini's Leederville Hotel, which it is also is involved in.

The Burswood developer plans to convert an entire apartment building into luxury dwellings.

The state government has pulled the plug on an Aboriginal short stay project in the East Kimberley after five years, reallocating the funding to social housing.

One of the Perth developers behind Norup + Wilson want to build residential apartments and a commercial building on Augusta's main street.