Claire Tyrrell

A local firm is cementing its place as one of the top mid-tier commercial agencies in the state.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss east coast investors entering the WA housing market.

Construction is expected to start next year on a project set to be the largest battery energy storage facility in the state.

Experts say the state’s house price growth should continue to outpace the nation in 2024.

A flood of east coast investment in WA housing has reignited the debate about foreign buyers.

The gaming technology company is planning to occupy the top three levels of Brookfield’s under-construction Elizabeth Quay tower.

A Sydney investor and property developer has purchased the Victoria Street asset.

The national tier one builder has struck an agreement to build Edge Visionary Living’s $310 million Scarborough apartment project.

The car dealership boss plans to use the property as a parts and distribution warehouse.

The Burswood-based real estate agency is widening its scope.

Local investors have snapped up an industrial property, in a transaction brokered within 24 hours.

The Western Australian capital recorded the strongest house price growth in the nation in November, with its largest increase in two and a half years

The nine-storey apartment project, which was scaled down from its initial form, has been given the green light at a JDAP meeting today.

WA leads the nation in the rate of increase in housing and unit approvals, with an 11 per cent uptick in October.

Australian Aboriginal Mining Corporation executive director Fergus Campbell has bought a Winchester Road property for $2.45 million.

BGC has been taken off the job, after it unexpectedly downed tools at the $140 million project.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the work of Gresley Abas Architects as it pushes for good design in affordable housing.

Gresley Abas Architects is on a mission to convince the public about the importance of good design in affordable housing.

A 1,273sqm vacant block with development approval for a medical centre has sold to an owner occupier.

The professional cycling event is looking to move to Perth after being held in Victoria for close to two decades.

The apartment advocacy group says at least 15 buyers are looking to exit their contracts to buy into the development.

The property fund is set to develop a $40 million retail, hospitality and office precinct, as part of South32’s move to the building.

The stockbroking firm will join Multiplex and EY in Brookfield’s Nine The Esplanade.

Perth’s office occupancy rate is 20 per cent above the national average, at 91 per cent.

DND properties has bought the BCF and Clark Rubber-anchored asset from local investors.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss training initiatives to address workforce shortages in the WA homebuilding sector.

Major players in the homebuilding industry are focusing on training future generations of construction workers.

The Department of Planning has recommended refusal of Satterley Property Group’s plans for a major subdivision in Perth’s hills.

Darren Walsh, formerly of Satterley Property Group, has been tasked with a position on the board.

A national analysis of the cycling and e-scooter industry shows that WA added $416 million in value, and $1.99 billion in output to Australia’s economy last year.

The Perth proptech is working with an online portal onthehouse.com.au to boost its web presence.

The state’s dwelling prices must catch up to the rest of Australia to incentivise more supply, a panel of experts says.