Claire Tyrrell

The organisers blamed rises in event and insurance costs, as well as a downturn in mass-participation events, for cancelling the long-running challenge.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss cutting-edge vet school technology in use in Western Australia.

It will take until the end of this decade for WA to have the capacity to build the volume of houses it needs, HIA says.

The $21 million transaction will allow the college to eventually move to the William Street location.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the onset of high-rise development in South Perth.

The decision to downsize its Central Park office space comes as the flexible workspace provider files for bankruptcy in the US.

Developments in South Perth have faced many stumbling blocks, but the high-rise precinct is taking shape.

The city’s home values rose by 1.6 per cent in October, the largest increase nationally and Perth’s largest monthly increase in more than two years.

The two-storey building on Abernethy Road will be converted into a church.

BGC has told workers to down tools at the $140 million apartment development, amid a dispute between the builder and developer Iris Residential-PW.

The engineering, procurement and construction business has moved its national headquarters to Adelaide Terrace.

Infrastructure WA chair Nicole Lockwood says the freight route could be used to access southern industrial areas once Fremantle Port is out of action.

The former Master Builders Association boss will start in the position at the company next week.

The $25 million timber-frame development is due to be built in the first half of 2024.

The result marks a $56 million turnaround on last year’s results.

The West Perth developer is looking at revamping the proposal, after pulling out of the $165 million project last year.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the industrial property market and how landlords are pushing ahead with new builds.

The WA-based fund manager will place the $6 million asset within its total return fund.

Confident industrial landlords are pushing ahead with new builds without pre-commitments from tenants.

Rebecca Moore will move on after three years in the role, citing personal reasons.

Ian Campbell says WA risks missing the opportunity to be at the forefront of the energy transition, unless its approvals process changes.

The $2.7 million acquisition paves the way for a 22-townhouse project.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss recent trends in residential building, with the sector upbeat after a testing period.

Property giant Mirvac has partnered with Pacific Equity Partners to buy land lease provider Serenitas, which has 10 lifestyle villages across WA.

The homebuilding sector has a strong outlook, but there are still challenges to overcome.

Richard Pappas has stepped up to the helm of the organisation in WA as outgoing state president Col Dutton assumes a national role.

Rita Saffioti said planning reform was akin to cutting taxes, when drawn on whether the government would abolish the foreign buyer surcharge.

Local investor and business owner Arul Samy bought the 4,538sqm property on a 5.85 per cent yield.

WA-headquartered national building and engineering group says market conditions are improving for the sector.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the state government's recent announcement on stamp duty.

Owner Nic Trimboli expects more than $30 million for the Perth property, which was developed by a joint venture that included Adrian Fini.

Developers including Paul Blackburne have spoken out about the state’s planning system in light of low housing supply.