Property

WA's largest residential builder is back on the market, three years after BGC postponed the sales process. The proceeds will flow to the children of company founder Len Buckeridge.

Recent development proposals show WA's build-to-rent market is finally gaining ground.

The Fremantle property developer paid $18.2 million for the asset, which is changing hands for the first time in three decades.

WA's property market is set to change as eastern states and offshore investors increase competition for assets.

House prices in Perth have risen by one per cent in March, above the national increase of 0.7 per cent, as home values in Melbourne and Sydney dropped.

A plan for a $36 million apartment block in Como, near a busy Canning Bridge train station, received unanimous approval by a joint development assessment panel.

The state government has officially handed over its Landgate building to Georgiou Capital for $17.3 million, the first project to be settled under its market-led proposals policy.

One of Perth's most prominent developers says the state's new industrial manslaughter rules are the reason he will stop building in Western Australia.

The owners of 100 Mill Point Road are suing Hanssen over allegations its "negligence" on Finbar's Aurelia project led to a basement flood that displaced tenants.

The Perth doctor who recently sold 120 Marine Parade has bought a nearby development lot for $5.8 million.

The apartment developer says it has a comprehensively new plan for the site that sent an M/Group subsidiary into administration.

The City of Perth has backed a proposal to build a seven-storey community centre in Northbridge to assist women and children escaping domestic violence.

Barry Baltinas is pushing ahead with plans to complete Gary Dempsey's Marine Parade development despite a $3.5 million cost hike, as the court battle over the sudden land sale continues.

First home buyers have emerged as a favoured demographic in Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's budget.

Three experienced figures from WA's property and hospitality sectors will revamp a derelict Northbridge nightclub into an "intimate" bar.

A Queensland property syndicator has bought a Weir Minerals warehouse in Kalgoorlie for $8 million.

A dispute with Mondium, a $202 million loss on a Melbourne road project, and an overrun at Stockyard Hill Windfarm helped sink WBHO Infrastructure, with unsecured creditors set to get $11.7 million.

The developers behind South Perth's troubled Richardson Street development are being pursued by Singaporean funding partners for $1 million.

A plan to build an affordable housing and arts precinct in Fremantle is one step closer to fruition as a development panel approves the $95 million proposal.

A career in landscape architecture has led Natalie Busch to the top of Hassell's Perth operation.

The multi-million dollar reimagining of Indiana will soon return to council chambers as mining billionaire Andrew Forrest's company agrees to meet the town's costs for research.

Creditors of WBHO Infrastructure will decide next week if they accept a bid by SRG Global to buy the collapsed company, with administrators warning the alternative is liquidation.

An “ambitious” $36 million 15-storey apartment block proposed in Como has received support from the City of South Perth.

Land developers experienced strong demand in 2021 but are grappling with supply and labour constraints.

A proposal for a two-storey house on the former Taj on Swan site has been refused by the council, but the applicants were offered another chance if the design plans are revised.

Australian Development Capital bought 10 Richardson Street from local investors for $13.1 million.

The gold miner is set to moves its headquarters to the building, which has a troubled history that included Mineral Resources backing out of a move there.

The east coast developer has partnered with Grange Development Consulting and Geelong's Costa Property Group to develop the Chellingworth Motors site.

In somewhat of a circular argument, WA's skills shortage is hampering the availability of homes for the workers needed to boost housing stock.

The State Development Assessment Unit has received 2,057 public submissions for the $118 million Saracen Properties development, including 1,849 against.

A two-storey house, including a basement and swimming pool, has been proposed at the former Taj on Swan site in Peppermint Grove.

The state's peak planning body has backed the housing authority's plan to build a $95 million affordable housing and arts precinct in Fremantle, featuring 277 residential dwellings.