Claire Tyrrell

Transport companies have swooped in on bus depots in Canning Vale and Midvale.

The city continues to have the highest volume of vacant retail space in Australia, at 21 per cent.

Playing fields will be created on the site once mooted for a $1 billion apartment project, following the state government’s determination that the land was not suitable for development.

The Subiaco-based developer has bought two lots that were held by the Roche family for several decades.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the rise of student accommodation in the Perth CBD.

The city’s office occupancy rates have improved, while national vacancy rates are at their highest in close to three decades.

Market conditions have paved the way for more developers to operate in Perth’s student accommodation sector.

The acquisition brings the national property fund manager’s WA hotel acquisitions to $66 million.

The average rental property is up $100 a week compared to 12 months ago and 66 per cent since before the pandemic.

Tributes have poured in for the founder of national construction company Georgiou Group, who has died aged 88.

The state’s largest land developer’s agreement to deliver LWP’s projects in WA gives Satterley 40 per cent market share.

New data from REIWA shows the state’s listings plummeted in December as the housing shortage continues.

The result follows a $41.6m loss in 2022 and comes at a turbulent time for the building and manufacturing giant.

Home values in the capital rose by 15.2 per cent in 2023, outpacing the national growth of 8.1 per cent.

The $440 million South Perth tower is about six months away from completion, but a state government policy means buyers are being taxed ahead of settlement.

Claire Tyrrell and Jack McGinn discuss the recent visit of renowned Italian architect Mario Cucinella and his thoughts on Perth.

The asset class is expected to be the preferred choice for property investors for years to come, experts say.

The Perth industrial developer has bought a Kwinana property for $5.59 million.

A $3.6m proposal to demolish Hay Street shopfronts has been deferred by authorities, as the developers plans stall in the SDAU.

Perth could benefit from European approaches to architecture, industry experts say.

Plans to demolish an existing apartment building to make way for luxury townhomes have been approved by council.

The $9.5 million building is set to be the first hotel in the regional town.

Planning authorities deferred the Southern Cross proposal, saying more information is required about the impact on aviation safety.

The jointly WA and Saudi-owned Merredin Farms Wheatbelt portfolio is expected to fetch about $200 million.

A plan to revive the derelict west end of Geraldton has been approved by planning authorities.

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

The multinational beverage giant bought the asset back from its landlord Charter Hall.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss one of Perth’s largest family offices, Hawaiian, marking 30 years in the business.

The pair is at loggerheads over payments relating to a $55 million apartment project.

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

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the latest developments at Burgess Rawson.

Ascot Capital director David van der Walt has bought a 40ha site adjoining Wills Domain.