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Major private shopping centre owner Perron Group is investing heavily in its WA retail assets as competition for retail properties intensifies.

From what was essentially vacant land to an emerging town centre – developers like Australand and Georgi are capitalising on strategic southern location Cockburn Central.

Perth property magnate Stan Perron is one of three Australian property industry leaders inducted into the Property Hall of Fame this year.

Australia's corporate regulator has dropped an asset stripping charge levelled against property entrepreneur Norm Carey, after the discovery of new evidence two weeks into a District Court trial.

Federation Centres, formerly known as Centro Retail, has sold half stakes in its Mandurah and Halls Head shopping centres as part of a $371.4 million deal with property fund manager ISPT.

THE total value of major shopping centre upgrades either under way or announced in Perth this year has reached nearly $1 billion.

THREE major shopping centre expansion projects are set to proceed in Perth during the next year, following AMP Capital's move to full ownership of Garden City in Booragoon.

Plans are in motion for a $350 to $400 million redevelopment of Booragoon's Garden City shopping centre, after a complex multi-million dollar ownership swap between Westfield and AMP Capital.

THE number of Perth shopping centres changing hands this year has grown to six, with the conditional sale of Phoenix Shopping Centre for about $80 million; but there has been no progress on W

Shopping centre owner Perron Group has added to its bulging portfolio, snapping up 50 per cent stakes in Morley Galleria, The Glen in Melbourne and Colonnades in Adelaide from Centro Retail Austral

IT should come as no surprise that building magnate Len Buckeridge is in dispute with the authorities over his plans for a significant piece of land at Baldivis.

Five of Perth's top entrepreneurs sat down with WA Business News to talk about managing change, boosting philanthropy and achieving long-term success.

CALIBRE Projects started from scratch in 2002, offering engineering, procurement and construction management services to the mining sector.

GOOD DNA only gets a business founder so far.

WESTERN Australia's leading private companies are under the spotlight now more than ever before.

Softer conditions outside mining don't bother big private companies too much.

ARCHITECTURE firm Hames Sharley was recognised at this year's Property Council of Australia/Rider Levett Bucknall WA Innovation & Excellence Awards for its work on 100 St Georges Terrace/Enex100.

Unlisted Perth company Perron Group has announced a series of management changes which will see chief executive officer Ian Armstrong appointed deputy chair.

LIKE Perth's CBD, the suburban shopping centre landscape has been defined in 2009 by an abundance of new retail space becoming available to the market.

DEVELOPERS and shopping centre owners are making significant investments to capitalise on the state government’s Activity Centres planning policy.

A $25 million refurbishment of the Perron Group-owned Mirrabooka Square Shopping Centre will be the first step towards a wider revitalisation of the area, if approved by council.

The bulk of Perth's 30,000 potential business voters might be viewed as apathetic when it comes to going through the motions of getting or maintaining their place on the city's electoral roll, but at least one major group bucks that trend.

In a rare interview, Perth magnate Stan Perron spoke to Mark Beyer about his extensive business interests and future plans.

THE Perron Group has bought a 50 per cent stake in the CBD property Central Park from the Government Employees Superannuation Board (GESB).