News Articles for Brian Neo

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

Several recent major transactions in Subiaco, including the sale of MJA Studio's offices, show strong interest from owner occupiers.

The acquisition paves the way for a $60 million student accommodation tower on Stirling Highway.

The cleaning company has purchased an office building from three high profile Perth executives for $2.95m.

The site of Subiaco restaurant Piccolo Trattoria, which was owned by Little Creatures co-founder Nic Trimboli, has been sold.

The experienced real estate agent has bought out Vincent Siciliano, to become managing director of the Subiaco-based real estate agency.

The Subiaco property frequented by the late Alan Bond has changed hands for $3.13 million.

SafeStyle has purchased an Oxford Street building from Dale Alcock for $3.4 million.

The $5.45 million purchase paves the way for the developer's medical facility at the site.

Nic and Rosanne Trimboli sold the West Perth property to local investors.

Westoz chair Jay Hughes has purchased the Subiaco office building for $2.4 million.

Sterling Property looks back on its decision to form an independent agency a year on from the move.

A family unit trust has sold the asset to two general practitioners for $2.23 million.

The Rokeby Road building was sold to two Westminster National directors by owner occupiers Lateral Capital Ventures.

Melbourne-based Australian Venue Co and Scotland-based global brewery chain BrewDog have partnered up to open the first BrewDog venue in Perth.

New independent business Sterling Property will work across commercial, retail, subdivisions, social infrastructure and industrial real estate in WA.

Mining entrepreneur Mark Creasy has bought a Nedlands commercial property from Alan Tribe's Delarge Investments.

The City of Subiaco will move into The Colonnade on Hay Street, following its plan to demolish the fire-damaged Rokeby Road office and build a $20 million facility.

A local investor has snapped up two Claremont sites, including Vivien Yap's offices, for $7.7 million.

The Fremantle restaurant that has been in the same family for two generations and hosted high-profile guests including Bob Hawke and David Bowie has sold.

Australian Development Capital bought 10 Richardson Street from local investors for $13.1 million.

Ascent Capital's David Steinepreis has sold a property to chemo@home founder Julie Adams.

Emerging interest in commercial property in and around the western suburbs has resulted in several sales, collectively worth more than $10 million.

Subiaco is set for resurgence, but it will take a coordinated approach from landlords, developers and council to take full advantage of its more than $500 million pipeline.

Appetite for childcare centre properties is increasing in WA, but some players warn sector maturity won't come without growing pains.

More than 10 years in the making, Fremantle's $1 billion pipeline of property developments is starting to take shape.

Colliers International has sold a property in the heritage-listed Gledden Building on Hay Street Mall to an overseas buyer for $2.9 million.

WA Super has made two executive promotions.

Transactions are flowing this week in commercial property, with $11.5 million in fresh deals indicating owner-occupiers are starting to take advantage of a competitive market for buyers.

Pickles Auctions is shifting to the southern suburbs, having bought a 200,232 square metre industrial site in Spearwood from ASX-listed Aspen Group.

Two strata offices in a new building soon to be completed on Stirling Highway in Claremont have been sold, in a deal worth $1.2 million, brokered by Burgess Rawson.

A Claremont office on Stirling Highway has been sold to a private investor for $1.7 million, with the deal brokered by commercial agency Burgess Rawson.

Cancer Council WA is shifting its headquarters to Subiaco, after buying a 2,200 square metre office in the Westgate Building on Railway Parade in a deal brokered by commercial agency Burgess Rawson

The Leederville Fire Station building has been placed on the market, with commercial agents Colliers International and Burgess Rawson putting a $1.1 million price tag on the heritage-listed propert

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Commercial real estate agency Burgess Rawson has been appointed to sell the remaining strata offices at the recently completed Westgate building at 420 Bagot Road, Subiaco.