Property

Housing pressures are posing risks to the state's economic development, a recent report has found.

Serene Capital has cleared a planning hurdle over its 11-storey apartment plan in Redcliffe, with a panel approving the $45 million proposal.

The asset changed hands between two private equity firms for $9.25 million.

Eastcourt has received approval to build a $15 million industrial development, with conditions attached to the restoration of heritage-listed Bell Cottage on the project site.

The West Perth-based developer will progress the Claremont Oval apartment development that Iris Residential abandoned.

The real estate agency has moved to clarify that CBRE's acquisition of Burgess Rawson does not impact is WA operations.

The Victorian developers are intending to revitalise the long-vacant site with a ‘mixed-use redevelopment'.

The move will expand the commercial and industrial property agency to include retail, office, apartment sales and valuations.

Former Real Estate Institute of Western Australia head Cath Hart has launched her own consultancy, a little over a week after her exit.

BHP will demolish the new accommodation wing of a historic portside Port Hedland hotel which the miner purchased in 2018.

The planning consultancy is undergoing a structural shift to better cater to Perth's property market.

NXT TEC has failed to secure another lifeline for the stalled Wyndham Lux hotel project, prompting a return to the drawing board eight years after the original approval.

Perron Group will remodel its Toyota WA logistics centre in a multi-million-dollar plan, to prepare for the completion of a nearby $100 million project.

The two prominent business leaders have different opinions about what should go in the space between the casino and Optus Stadium.

A development assessment panel has greenlit a seven-storey development, which is set to add 88 co-living apartments to Perth.

The experienced real estate agent has bought out Vincent Siciliano, to become managing director of the Subiaco-based real estate agency.

Housing Choices Western Australia is one step closer to building a Busselton accommodation, after a state government committee greenlit the $10 million proposal.

The Victoria-based developer has listed the South Perth site where it was set to build the world's tallest timber tower.

A subsidiary of multinational entertainment group Live Nation has purchased the Northbridge European Foods building for $10 million.

Perth's house values continued to rise last month with the trend linked to the Reserve Bank's recent rate cuts.

Winners at this year's Western Australian of the Year awards include land developer Nigel Satterley, scientist Sue Fletcher and wheelchair charity founder Olly Pickett.

The metrics of childcare centres continue to stack up for property investors.

ZACD Group has sold the Murray Street serviced apartments to Capital Bay Investment, which plans to retain the hotel's affiliation with Accor.

As a successful entrepreneur, Sam Castelli shows a different approach to generational change.

Real Estate Institute of Western Australia chief executive Cath Hart has announced her resignation, after three years in the role.

Recent figures from the HIA show that detached housing commencements in WA are up, but experts say there's still a long way to go.

Architecture practices are increasingly adapting as the property market fluctuates.

The prominent apartment developer says the government is squeezing out the private sector by investing in construction projects during a period of high economic activity.

The state's Auditor General has warned of serious fraud risks in past land sales by DevelopmentWA, as she tabled the shock findings of an audit into the body's affairs.

A multi-million-dollar build-to-rent project in Leederville has been approved despite neighbours' concerns over the proposed four-storey height.

The City of Perth has approved a removal of a public-used easement at billionaire Kerry Stokes' laneway in West Perth, with the site earmarked for redevelopment.

The controversial $118 million plan has been recommended for approval, subject to height limitations.