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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 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.

Local investors have bought the Maddington Road property from the Peters family.

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

The building that contains Kith Eatery and Little Abbey Café has sold to a local investor.

An entity linked to Richmond WA, the key family business of the Hodgson family, has bought a Subiaco office building.

Properties & Pathways has bought a seven-storey office building on Murray Street from Nick Zorzi-led Fairworld Holdings.

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

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

Moves by mining magnate Gina Rinehart to expand her company's presence in West Perth reflect broader sentiment in the area.

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.

The fitness franchise and east coast property group will move to a Churchill Avenue building that Performance Property's directors purchased for $4.23 million.

The building that Napoleon Street cafe Vans occupies sold for a record price for the strip, changing hands after close to 70 years of ownership.

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

The Perth doctor who recently sold 120 Marine Parade has bought a nearby development lot for $5.8 million.

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

Green shoots are emerging in the embattled West Perth office market, currently the worst-performing office market in the country by vacancy rate.

Within three months of completing a $3 million refurbishment, Stirling Capital's 1960s West Perth office is fully leased.