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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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

One of Perth's largest family offices is marking 30 years in the business.

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

Perth's commercial property market is undergoing a shift similar to that experienced three decades ago.

Perth developer Hesperia is making progress with its East Perth plans after acquiring a site previously earmarked by Pindan for a $100 million apartment project.

The investment group has added Drovers Marketplace to its stable of assets.

A national storage company bought the 2,390sqm warehouse from Singaporean property fund Peakstone.

Spadacinni Homes has received another accolade for its North Beach home, in a weekend of recognition for the property sector.

St John WA has snapped up the Belmont property for $11.55 million, as part of its expansion plans.

The building that houses entertainment and dining venue Dragon Palace restaurant has hit the market and is available with a lease back to the current business.

Arthur Litis sold the heritage-listed building for $3.06 million after more than three decades of ownership.

The institute bought two West Perth buildings for $6.5 million, with plans to consolidate its Perth campus.

A port city known for its heritage buildings is slowly shifting to become one of Perth's vibrant commercial centres.

WA's property market is set to change as eastern states and offshore investors increase competition for assets.

International developer Far East Consortium has sold four Elizabeth Quay lots in two transactions to local and Hong Kong investors.

The 11,000 square metre Belmont property once occupied by collapsed building company Pindan is up for sale, one of several assets to hit the market.

The Mortlock Brothers Building and a Hay Street mall retail property are up for sale.

A Sydney fund manager has bought a property leased by St John of God.

A North Perth service station that has been in the same family for two generations has sold to South Australian petrol station chain On the Run for $3.25 million.

One of the state's largest medical centres, Halls Head Medical Centre, has sold for $23.44 million to fund manager RAM Australia.

The property fund manager has divested most of its multi-billion-dollar portfolio and plans to rebuild.

Real Asset Management has purchased two health centres for circa $17.5 million, adding to $150 million worth of medical properties transacted across Perth and Peel over the past 12 months.

A plan to accommodate density with more than 350 apartments could help revive Leederville's popular village strip, while protecting its identity.

Health care assets are becoming increasingly attractive to commercial property investors seeking to diversify and de-risk their portfolios.