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A new agent has been appointed to sell the Dalkeith mansion built by the late Alan Bond, with Mr Bond's daughter Jody Fewster to sell the palatial home on behalf of owner Sue Gibson, after a near two-year sales campaign failed to find a buyer.

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Vacancies continue to fall in Perth's CBD office market, pushing rents up for the first time since 2013.

Hawaiian has sold Subiaco retail and office complex The Colonnade for $37.85 million, in a deal brokered jointly by JLL and Ray White Commercial.

Two retail strips in the heart of the western suburbs have reduced their vacancy rates during the past 15 months despite the rise of online shopping.

Michelle Kerr, Daniel Gonzalez and Jay Standley were among the winners at the real estate industry awards held over the weekend.

A private Chinese investor has made its first move in Perth's property market, purchasing Kelmscott Plaza Shopping Centre for $19 million.

Property players are recalibrating their executive teams across the city, with a series of high-profile moves punctuating new strategies in 2017.

Perth's falling median house price may be causing doom and gloom for property owners, but two top agents say current market conditions represent a perfect time for potential buyers either to get a foothold on the property market or upgrade their position.

ASX-listed shopping centre owner Federation Centres has picked up Currambine Shopping Centre for $74 million, the second major retail transaction in Perth this week.

MOST of Perth's top real estate agents held their ground in the WA Business News Book of Lists 2003, with little change recorded among the top 20 agents from the previous year.