Claire Tyrrell

BP Australia’s plan to convert its old oil refinery into a biofuel plant has cleared another hurdle following approval from planning authorities.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell dicuss WA's residential building sector.

ASX-listed Propel Funeral Partners has purchased nine lots on Whatley Crescent for $7.01 million.

Homebuilders are tackling challenges head on in a bid to meet a growing demand for housing.

A company owned by Toni Saraceni has bought a Newcastle Street property from receivers.

The Edge Visionary Living boss says the nation’s migration settings have contributed to low housing supply.

The former Colliers agent has started a national real estate business with the backing of Primewest founders John Bond, David Schwartz and Jim Litis.

The company expects to be in its new Perth headquarters by the end of the year.

Galwey Horticultural sold the 301-hectare Broome property to Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community for $6.5 million.

Local investors have swooped on the industrial building in a $13.65 million deal.

A North Perth accountant has sold two apartment buildings to a local investor for a combined $3.24 million.

Gus Ferguson and Jonathan Strauss are among a host of prominent architects to have passed away this year, following vital contributions to the state.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss Colliers’ somewhat surprising acquisition of Pritchard Francis.

The iron ore miner is believed to have narrowed its search for a new headquarters from five sites to two.

HMC Capital sold the near new childcare centre to local investors for more than $7 million, as part its divestment program.

Investigations are underway to redevelop the Kuwait-government owned asset, after a failed bid to divest the property.

House prices in the capital continue to outpace other states, after overtaking Melbourne last month.

The project manager is set to be the architecture firm’s chief executive, as studio director Peter Giangiulio announces his retirement from the business.

Liv Declerck and Claire Tyrrell discuss a four-day survival adventure undertaken by mining executives to support young people in need.

The Silvestro family-led company has almost doubled its volume of home starts in the past 12 months, in a shake-up of the state’s residential building industry.

Tourism identity Paul King is set to develop a $5 million, 24-bed tourist facility at Frenchman Bay.

A new Property Council survey shows a slight uptick in national confidence, but a significant decline in WA.

Liv Declerck and Claire Tyrrell discuss the not-for-profit sector and the way charities are adapting to challenges.

The building and energy department has fined the government-owned utility, following an electric shock in Manning.

The Leukaemia Foundation occupies the building, which forms part of Hesperia’s Stirling Cross development.

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

The boss of residential building company JWH has criticised the state government’s proposed legislation around the Iplex pipes issue, echoing concerns of industry.

The Realside Ovest asset has leased to a mining services company for $208/sqm.

The corporate watchdog has begun “urgent civil proceedings” against a company director linked to two WA projects, amidst allegations of misuse of investor funds.

Nic and Rosanne Trimboli sold the West Perth property to local investors.

Construction of the long-awaited $4 billion project is set to commence in the first quarter of next year.

The 4.29ha landholding was purchased by the Public Transport Authority, in WA’s largest industrial sale of the year.