Claire Tyrrell

The Housing Industry Association says rising interest rates will bring the state’s housing boom to an end, but the impacts are likely to be delayed until mid-2024.

Properties & Pathways has sold off its industrial and logistics portfolio, comprising 120,000sqm of property across three states.

The Dale Alcock-led group has posted a loss for the first time in its 40-year history, citing unprecedented challenges felt by the industry nationwide.

Osborne Park developer Built Form Capital is targeting the local business community to buy into the $20 million development.

The Perth-based property syndicator acquired the $5 million Magnetic Island asset as part of its partnership with global hotel operator Selina.

Edge Visionary Living has been given the green light to build on a site that has been earmarked for development for more than two decades.

WA’s regional housing market has remained buoyant throughout COVID, with a 7.21 per cent year-on-year increase.

Master Builders Association of WA says ending fixed price contracts and abolishing six-day work weeks will help address the “profitless boom” experienced by the building sector.

A $311 million expansion to Subiaco’s St John of God Hospital has entered public comment phase on the state’s planning pathway.

Industry experts say rental growth in the industrial sector may stall, as tenants grapple with affordability constraints.

Melbourne-based Victory Offices has 1,100sqm of co-working space Perth’s Exchange Tower.

Lendlease and Realside are closing in on a $340 million deal to purchase the former Bond Tower from Brookfield.

BGC was the second major residential builder this week to paint a picture of how dire the sector is, posting a big annual loss.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell talks about highlights from her recent conversation with Primewest's founders following the group's rebranding as Centuria.

Northern Star Resources and SRG Global are among the businesses moving into 500 Hay Street, as its developer allays fears about the building's structural integrity.

The Primewest brand may be gone but its three founders are still doing deals.

Lovegrove Turf Farm’s founders are selling 15ha of land in Wattle Grove worth more than $20 million, after years of interest from some of the country’s largest developers.

A group of Perth investors are set to overhaul the old Mirrabooka Tavern site to create a new main street, after months of delays in the approvals process.

Adrian Fini is expected to open a second private members club in the Perth CBD with his son Alessio early next year.

The Perth-headquartered developer is capitalising on a strong neighbourhood retail market by looking to offload a Victorian shopping centre.

The city’s median home value dipped the least of all the states in October, at 1 per cent less than the national drop.

EXCLUSIVE: Two Yolk Property executives have bought a majority stake in the WA arm of the commercial property giant.

A national storage company bought the 2,390sqm warehouse from Singaporean property fund Peakstone.

The Jersey Street asset was sold by a syndicate of six sellers.

Electrification of buildings is key to reaching net zero targets, industry experts say.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell talks about why residential builders are cautiously optimistic they've turned a corner after two years of difficulty.

The low-profile Perth billionaires bought the asset from global aerospace and defence group L3Harris Technologies for $4.18 million.

Residential builders are returning to normalised levels of activity.

Changes to the state government's home indemnity insurance scheme mean homebuilders can access greater cover, but the policy still leaves apartment builds out.

Spadacinni Homes has received another accolade for its North Beach home, in a weekend of recognition for the property sector.

Primewest’s founders John Bond, David Schwartz and Jim Litis will continue to lead the real estate group’s WA team.

The developer behind the $800 million Perth Girls School project has denied speculation the project is on the market.