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

TRG Properties executive Tanya Trevisan has been elected president of the Property Council of Australia's WA division, replacing Tony Perrin who left the role after just two months following his departure from Frasers Property Australia.

Nicole Lockwood appointed chair of MNG

SPECIAL REPORT: Last year couldn't end soon enough for the state's land developers, who are banking on a break from adverse conditions. Click through to see our BNiQ list of land developers.

Frasers Property Australia has sold a parcel of land in Port Coogee to Regis Aged Care for an undisclosed sum.

Perth's biggest ASX-listed land developers are increasingly incorporating apartment developments into their plans, as the shift to smaller dwellings gains prominence in the outer suburbs as well as

SPECIAL REPORT: Apartment projects typically rely on streamlined, slick marketing techniques to attract and secure buyers; now, however, developers are turning to technology not only in their advertising, but also in their building design to establish a point of difference.

SPECIAL REPORT: New players have big ambitions in Perth's apartment market, with listed company Finbar Group and Golden Group heading our ranking of the biggest developers.

Australand has launched the tender process to find a builder for its planned $21.4 million Port Coogee shopping centre, after a strong response from retailers keen to secure a store in the masterpl

A maturing Perth market has resulted in developers creating smaller lots and a wide range of new housing choices.

Population growth is slowing, but Perth is still expanding and the challenges of a maturing city mean land developers are in for another busy year. The annual Special Report also includes an updated list of WA's biggest land developers.

Perth's newest marina and beachside estate is entering its final stages of development.

SPECIAL REPORT: Perth's northern and southern fringes remain the hotbeds for residential land development, but short-term supply issues have hit the industry's ability to keep pace with a surge in demand.

Listed property developer Australand claims it is back in “acquisition mode” after spending $7.5 million on two lots in Cockburn's town centre.

From what was essentially vacant land to an emerging town centre – developers like Australand and Georgi are capitalising on strategic southern location Cockburn Central.

Development of Australand's $2 billion Port Coogee development has been reinvigorated by increased sales, $40 million of infrastructure investment and two commercial buildings on the waterfront.

IF there is one subject that unifies people across the property sector it is concern with the lending policies of the banks, which have been criticised for being overly strict and not really unders

DEMAND for medium and high-density dwellings and a cosmopolitan lifestyle in the suburbs is growing, but residential developers warn that the high building cost associated with multi-storey develop

IT'S slow, it's uncertain and it's costly. That's how property industry players describe the processes for gaining approvals for new developments.

Property experts tell WA Business News forum they see signs of a more sustainable and realistic sector emerging in the state.