News Articles for RWC WA

The man behind the Kardinya Park Shopping Centre redevelopment has reflected on how it came about and the stages still to come.

Winery owner Andrew Hopkins has revealed his plans for the Fremantle warehouse and former The Sunshine Harvester Works site.

The shopping centre, which has development potential, sold for $5.1 million.

Banna Property Group has purchased two Perth shopping centres for a combined value of $31 million.

Nicheliving's directors' bid to regain full control of the entities is in limbo after they missed a deadline to sell their Northbridge office - a crucial condition of their buy-back plan.

A spate of transactions signal a growing confidence in the near-city suburb.

The fully leased asset, purchased for $5 million, has development potential.

The former Bankwest location is set to be turned into an art gallery.

The Scarborough Beach Road property changed hands for $1.5 million, after being in the same family for 65 years.

The German-based waste company has purchased a 4.7-hectare development site for $16.25 million.

The East Parade property is set to be converted into an education facility after local investors bought it for $3.35 million.

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

Belmont-based CU Building Group is set to occupy the upper floor of the building, following its purchase of the asset.

The North Perth property is set to change hands for the first time in 35 years.

A Queensland-based developer under investigation for misappropriating investors' funds is linked to two sites for sale in Midland and North Fremantle.

The developer of The Pearl is in liquidation, deposits are being returned to buyers and the site is on the market.

Several properties have sold in the key industrial corridor for a combined $20 million in recent months.

The Adrian Fini-led developer is set to share an office with MJA Studio, following the purchase the building that housed the Red Sea.

The 162ha development site has been purchased by WA company Sunset Shores, which plans to build housing.

The Indonesian-backed investment group has added to its portfolio of CBD properties, buying the asset from Jeff Leach.

National Storage has snapped up the asset for $8.45 million.

A company owned by Toni Saraceni has bought a Newcastle Street property from receivers.

A North Perth accountant has sold two apartment buildings to a local investor for a combined $3.24 million.

The Leukaemia Foundation occupies the building, which forms part of Hesperia's Stirling Cross development.

The 4.29ha landholding was purchased by the Public Transport Authority, in WA's largest industrial sale of the year.

Two West Perth offices have sold for a combined $4.96 million to separate buyers.

Aveling Homes' Michael Aveling has purchased the 4,028sqm site for $1.03 million.

The $4 million property was purchased by a group of owners.

Bunbury Farmers Market founder Graham Heath, who is in partnership with Gina Rinehart, has bought a Kwinana Beach property.

Jeff Leach has sold a Murray Street Mall retail complex to Banjo Bond, in the largest retail transaction in the CBD this year.

An eastern states buyer purchased the $4.5m property, with a view to expand their business.

The oceanfront property was acquired by Hong Kong's Oriental Property.

Cape Bouvard has divested three lots to private investors for a total of $4 million.

A heritage-listed property in Perth and a bank building in Subiaco have sold.

A Sydney investor and property developer has purchased the Victoria Street asset.

Australian Aboriginal Mining Corporation executive director Fergus Campbell has bought a Winchester Road property for $2.45 million.

The two-storey building on Abernethy Road will be converted into a church.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Dean Nalder, Mark Couzens, Andrew Woodley-Page, Them Lam, Chris Slater, Andrew Young, Terry Enright, Mike Erickson, Ross Love, David Lock, Karl Paganin and Derek Parkin.

Local investor and business owner Arul Samy bought the 4,538sqm property on a 5.85 per cent yield.

A recent transaction has made Randal Humich the single largest private landholder of Perth's malls.