Property

The head of research at the nation's leading real estate data groups says there are not enough apartments being built in this state.

A development assessment panel has approved an over-50s lifestyle resort proposal for the northern end of the Perth metropolitan area, with the first stage to cost $70 million.

The WA Police Force has flagged a multi-million-dollar plan to redevelop the old East Perth lockup into a museum.

The luxury apartment development looks to be finally going ahead, following its approval three and a half years ago.

The private company has sold its share of the Busselton asset to mining industry veteran Martin Rowley for $13.5 million.

The state's environmental regulation body has backed Adrian Fini's project at Smiths Beach, recommending the $280 million plan be approved with strict conditions.

Headworks for three more regional key worker housing projects have been funded under a program yet to deliver on its promise.

Southern Cross Care has sold two lots in Jolimont for about $9 million after a $55 million project fell through, though the provider has earmarked another site for a major development.

Roger Cook is back in talks with the leaseholders of the convention centre, after the state government shelved the $1.6 billion project.

Scope Property has submitted a $200 million plan to build a 10-storey hotel, offices and a social hub to service the growing Australian Marine Complex.

Subiaco architecture practice MJA Studio has become a household name in Perth's multi-residential space.

The Property Council's new office vacancy report has been released, showing just a 0.1 per cent dip in Perth's vacancy rate.

After years of speculation, a $250 million plan to overhaul the Kuwait government-owned St Martins Tower has finally been revealed.

A vacant strip of land in Northbridge has been earmarked for an eight-storey office and apartment building.

A modest valuation increase of the property fund's Perth portfolio has contributed to a strong result for the office REIT.

The Department of Defence will finally move to divest both Leeuwin Barracks in East Fremantle and Irwin Barracks at Karrakatta, after years of speculation.

A state government minister has signed off on Saracen Properties' controversial $118 million Gnarabup resort, subject to conditions.

New ABS data released on Tuesday showed the state's dwelling approvals fell by 1.9 per cent in December, adding to the 14.1 per cent drop in November, sparking urgent calls for reform.

DevelopWise has cleared a planning hurdle to build an apartment block in an inner-city suburb earmarked for higher density housing.

Median home values in the state's capital grew by 2 per cent in January, to $961,898.

Owners of a Swan Valley winery propose to build a multi-million-dollar function centre, which would be a major addition to the property in more than 20 years.

The transaction marks the first time an office building has sold on the terrace in more than 12 months.

WA's first tiny home village could be built on private land near Bunbury after being backed in by councillors despite neighbours' objections.

Region Group has bought the centre from Royal Oak Capital, in one of the state's largest commercial property transactions in six months.

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.