News Articles for Brookfield Place

With demand up and prices down, Perth's flexible workspace sector is marked for growth.

The business centre in Perth's CBD has opened a space to connect the local philanthropic community with charities for the next three weeks.

The creators of a new Perth event hope to inform the public about the city's rich design world.

A new owner is reshaping the long-running coffee roastery, with multiple acquisitions and an environmentally focused packaging company.

Brookfield Properties is aiming to significantly scale back the use of single-use plastics at its Perth and Sydney locations in the coming year.

Brookfield Properties has filled its last vacancy at 123 St Georges Terrace welcoming global recruitment firm Robert Walters on a seven-year lease, the deal settling at a time when Perth's commercial market faces some uncertainty.

Perth bar and restaurant operators are looking forward to reopening, but hope further easing of restrictions will be on the menu soon.

Property manager Hawaiian has announced it will commence with a $45 million refurbishment of the Parmelia Hilton Perth in December.

The rate of business failures in hospitality and retail during the past year should be ringing alarm bells for decision makers.

SPECIAL REPORT: Commercial property player and Perth's biggest landlord, Brookfield, is building on its success across the city with big plans and a strategic focus.

Restaurants in the Brookfield Place precinct have combined resources in support of the annual Homeless Healthcare Soup Kitchen fundraiser.

Questions over the stability of Perth's office market have dogged the sector of late, but signs of an uptick in sentiment are emerging.

Perth venues The London Court Cafe and Black Tie Co have closed their doors in recent weeks, as the holding company controlling the two brands enters liquidation following a dispute with the Australian Taxation Office.

Perth-based bike business Steadyrack has installed more than 600 bike racks at Woodside's new Capital Square office building as cycling in the city grows in popularity.

SPECIAL REPORT: WA's big construction companies are going through a transition phase, following the end of a major building boom.

Big incentives in Perth's office leasing market are resulting in world-class, high-tech fit-outs for tenants willing to take the plunge and move buildings.

Global investment giant Credit Suisse has added a Perth office tower to its portfolio, buying 190 St Georges Terrace for $64.2 million.

Major progress is being made at one of the flagship sites at Elizabeth Quay.

As companies seek growth outside of WA, the reasons to remain domiciled here diminish.

Boutique firm Roxby Architects has built a reputation as a retail specialist, but a recent award win for a commercial office project shows Adam and Michael Roxby's business has developed more strings to its bow.

Brookfield Place has been recognised by an international group as Australia's best office development.