Property

Members of an arts district in West Perth, including Janet Holmes a Court, are opposing a $25.5 million proposal for a five-storey building in which a hardware store could be a major tenant.

Prominent property developer Gary Dempsey has taken legal action over his proposed oceanfront apartments in Scarborough, claiming the former architects are harboring the concept designs.

A $140 million office building opposite Crown towers will be reconsidered by a development assessment panel but the local authority still objects to the updated design.

The engineering and construction firm is occupying three levels in the tower.

Arthur Litis sold the heritage-listed building for $3.06 million after more than three decades of ownership.

Economic modelling by Housing All Australians has led to a call to action for the business community to help address the affordable housing crisis.

A review of the state's Construction Training Fund has found its financial management to be “disorganised”, exposing it to an “alarming” level of fraud risk.

A $15 million eight-storey apartment block has been proposed on Oxford Street, exceeding the local height limit in Mount Hawthorn.

A $14.9 million mining machinery workshop on a 3.5-hectare vacant lot in the Gap Ridge industrial estate in Karratha has been given the green light.

Murdoch University has blamed the COVID pandemic for derailing its $250 million inner city campus proposal, which had been predicated on an increase in international students.

A development assessment panel has approved KBH Group's $13 million warehouse proposal as the WA-based company eyes more Perth sites for its KeepSafe operation.

The developer behind the failed $22 million Dugalup Centre in Dunsborough has lodged a scaled back iteration of the plan in a last-ditch attempt to revive it.

The Western Australian division of the Air Force Association is planning to expand its Bull Creek estate with a $26.1 million proposal.

A WA mining dynasty’s move to new West Perth headquarters reflects a change in identity for the company.

The Osborne Park builder took out the top WA home award for its North Beach home.

The Melbourne-headquartered property group is set to build a retail precinct and childcare centre in Butler.

EXCLUSIVE: The multinational developer is pulling up stumps on the $1 billion East Perth project after more than a decade at the site.

A troubled apartment block is getting a revival as the developer behind Perth's Doubletree hotels aims to build a 19-storey apartment building at the Burswood site.

The former Matilda Bay Brewery site on Stirling Highway has been earmarked for a $185 million, 16-storey apartment development and more than 10,000 square metres of community space.

The real estate group has promoted Rick McKenzie to partner, as part of a restructure of its WA office leasing team.

Hero Properties chief Julie Drago, behind the $122 million Realside Ovest fund, has launched a property management division of the company.

Retirement and aged care provider RAAFA has expanded its presence in Rockingham with the acquisition of 50 retirement units.

Fiveight has bought a Hay Street office building, the Andrew and Nicola Forrest-led company’s third property purchase in less than two months.

Metso Outotec has lodged a proposal to build a $14.9 million mining machinery workshop on a 3.5-hectare vacant lot in the Gap Ridge Industrial Estate, Karratha.

John Carey has called on developers to shift their attitudes to social and affordable housing, at a UDIA event today.

After nearly a decade on King Street, CHANEL has relocated its boutique to what has been marketed as the CBD’s new luxury precinct at Raine Square.

Fremantle’s Walyalup Civic Centre navigated some choppy waters to emerge as the top project at this year’s WA Architecture Awards.

KBH Group is proposing to expand its KeepSafe storage operation with a $13 million five-storey warehouse on Winton Road in Joondalup.

Fremantle’s Walyalup Civic Centre scooped the major prize at the event.

A recent report has confirmed the construction sector across Australia is overheating due to labour shortages and construction cost increases with no signs of slowing down.

A local investor has snapped up two Claremont sites, including Vivien Yap’s offices, for $7.7 million.

The 2,375sqm property has sold to an interstate investor for $2.05 million.