Property

A plan to ease congestion along West Coast Highway could see an open trench or underground tunnel built near Scarborough’s $100 million beachfront redevelopment.

Western Australia’s Fleetwood has been subcontracted for work on a new 1,000-bed quarantine facility in Melbourne.

Mustera Property Group has started building its $90 million Forbes project in Applecross, and has its sights on residential developments in North Fremantle and East Perth.

Cedar Woods Properties' $32.5 million proposed apartment complex in Subiaco is a step closer to getting the green light.

The City of Subiaco has endorsed a new development plan outlining its future vision amid debate over what constitutes heritage

The state’s peak development assessment body has given True North Properties the green light to build a $27.4 million apartment building and offices in Tuart Hill.

AMP Capital’s $150 million high-rise apartment complex has been given development approval.

Dexus has bought Jandakot airport and surrounding land for $1.3 billion, establishing its footprint in WA logistics infrastructure.

City of Stirling mayor Mark Irwin says members of the community have threatened legal action and lashed out at councillors over a childcare centre planned for Wembley Downs.

Dale Alcock’s ABN Group has grown to become Australia’s second largest residential housing builder while BGC Housing Group has maintained its ranking as WA’s biggest.

Gina Rinehart’s West Kimberley station Nerrima has sold for more than $30 million, as well as two additional pastoral stations Ruby Plains and Sturt Creek for an undisclosed sum.

The Rottnest Island Authority has released details of a $40 million plan to redevelop Rottnest Lodge, which incorporates a ‘gathering ground’ to pay respect to Aboriginal heritage.

Retailers in Perth’s Carillon arcade will need to close by the end of October as plans to redevelop the centre continue to face delays.

The federal government has set up a new $15.1 million program to help alleviate critical timber shortages in the housing construction industry.

From new directors at the top to more apprentices at the bottom end, Dale Alcock is shaping his business for the future.

The state government has handed over 5,000 square-metres of Crown land in Swanbourne to facilitate the development of a $25 million children’s hospice.

The St John of God Health Care building in West Perth has been sold for an undisclosed amount.

The City of Joondalup council has formally endorsed the state government’s plan to build a new $65 million mental health hub as part of the Joondalup Health Campus expansion.

The City of Stirling has pushed for AMP Capital’s $150 million Karrinyup apartment proposal to be refused, arguing the three towers constituted an overdevelopment of the site.

Noted pearl farmer Lyndon Brown has sold his prominent Peppermint Grove property for $15.7 million following a long running stoush with the council over its heritage listing.

The administrators of embattled construction company Pindan have been granted another extension, while flagging a potential claim against the company’s directors for insolvent trading.

Retail property players are trying to keep pace with the structural shift in shopping habits accelerated by the pandemic.

Hardware giant Bunnings will leave its Subiaco home of 30 years in order to build a new $28 million store in Jolimont after the plans were unanimously approved.

Local property funds are casting their investment nets wide, as they seek to navigate increased competition for traditional assets.

Construction of Busselton’s $38 million Performing Arts and Convention Centre will go ahead, despite concerns about the cost.

Health and housing headaches loom large for Premier Mark McGowan as he prepares to hand down a record budget surplus.

International property giant Lendlease has been given the green light to build a $45 million office tower in the heart of Joondalup, adjacent to its Lakeside Joondalup Shopping Centre.

More than two-thirds of suburbs in the Perth metropolitan area experienced house sale price growth over the past quarter, according to the latest data from the state’s peak real estate body.

The state government will spend $350 million expanding the state's softwood timber plantations amid a major shortage, but industry claims it was blindsided by the move.

Property magnate Adrian Fini intends to lodge plans for a $200 million coastal tourism village at Smiths Beach with the SDAU in a matter of months, despite concerns raised by the local government.

Pressure to build more social housing in Western Australia is set to continue despite the promise of a major investment in the upcoming state budget.

The state opposition has criticised the government's plan to make elements of its temporary development pathway permanent, labelling it a move to sneak through planning laws.