News Articles for Prendiville Group

It may not generate the kind of wealth that comes out of mining, property, or selling a big business, but the attractiveness of agricultural investments for wealthy Sandgropers is plain to see.

Coogee Chemicals boss Tim Martin has recently sold a 4,229 square metre waterfront site, south of Perth, to the Prendiville Group.

The proponent behind two new hospitality venues in Port Hedland has walked away from both projects due to time and cost blowouts, and will look to invest in Perth instead.

The WA family company has bought a Darwin resort for $23 million from TFE Hotels.

Developers in Fremantle are working to deliver multi-million-dollar projects, filling the port city's development pipeline.

A host of new players has emerged in the middle ground of WA's hotel and bar scene. Click through to see our list of WA's pub owners.

Former Must Winebar partner Russell Blaikie has joined Prendiville Group, while Natalie Jenkins has been appointed Seesaw chair and Natasha Collier will lead West Australian Music.

Place Development Australia, GPA and Sirona Capital have been selected as the preferred proponents to redevelop the Rottnest Island Lodge site.

While Perth's CBD hotels are struggling, many accommodation providers around WA are faring well, if they can find enough staff.

City of Perth councillors have accepted thousands of dollars' worth of gifts since October, with Perron Group, Rio Tinto and Primewest among a notable list of benefactors.

Australia still has a perception problem with luxury, no matter how wealthy we all are.

With property groups increasingly understanding the potential of heritage assets, Business News explores some of the state's prominent heritage redevelopments and those in the pipeline.

In a single month, the entire tourism industry has been turned on its head, with operators big and small subject to a harsh new reality.

FIRM Construction has begun work this week on the redevelopment and expansion of Prendiville Group's Hotel Rottnest.

Prendiville Group is pressing ahead with major upgrades of several hotel properties across Western Australia based on its longer-term optimism for the state.

Rottnest's first new accommodation in 30 years was officially launched last week, with a $25 million glamping site set to open to the public in March.

The Prendiville Group has confirmed it is the owner and operator of inner-city pub The Brisbane Hotel after former licensee Geoff Hayward placed his private company into voluntary liquidation.

Entrepreneur lunch: Navitas managing director Rod Jones recently found a simple way to end in-house confusion about his phased handover to successor David Buckingham.

Entrepreneur lunch: Peter Prendiville, Rod Jones, Gordon Martin and John Rothwell have outlined the challenges they see in diversifying WA's economy.

SPECIAL REPORT: Sandalford Wines has established itself as one of Australia's most popular wineries, with dining and events key to its appeal in the wine tourism market.

The founders of four Western Australian businesses, in industries ranging from mining software and horticulture to construction and industrial equipment, have been selected as finalists in the 2017 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year awards.

Prendiville Group has completed the fourth major redevelopment of a property in its portfolio in as many years, with East Fremantle's historic Tradewinds Hotel having undergone a significant facelift.

Two Western Australian businesses and a WA venue manager have won major titles at the Australian Hotels Association national awards for excellence, announced at the Royal Pines Resort on the Gold Coast last night.

Print Hall has been named the state's best hospitality venue for the third year running, at last night's Australian Hotels Association annual awards for Western Australia.

One of Perth's most experienced hotel operators says the repositioning of the Cottesloe Beach Hotel is a good indication of what's required to stay competitive in the city's rapidly maturing hospitality and tourism market.

The long-running saga of a $70 million DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Karratha appears to have come to a close, with LandCorp terminating an exclusive working period with the developer behind the pr

Fresh from unveiling a $7.3 million revamp of Broome's Mangrove Hotel, hotelier Prendiville Group is turning its attention to a redevelopment of the Tradewinds Hotel in Fremantle to keep up with ne

Broome's accommodation sector is basking in the strong market for tourism assets with new resorts opening their doors and several developers preparing to launch significant new projects.