Claire Tyrrell

Premier Mark McGowan, former governor Kim Beazley and Edith Cowan’s family have thrown their support behind a statue of the women’s rights activist proposed for St Georges Terrace.

Dunsborough real estate agent Joe White will head up the organisation, after Damian Collins’ exit.

The city has the second highest office occupancy in the country, bouncing back by 7 per cent.

A survey of close to 800 residents showed that 70 per cent supported density in their own suburb.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell talks about her recent coverage of sustainability in the building sector, including at a major development near Fremantle.

Developers are taking on risk to build more sustainably, with Fremantle projects leading the way.

Hesperia’s plans to redevelop the East Perth racetrack into a new town square are gaining traction.

Daughter of bankrupted Perth racing identity Alan Macalister, Kirsty Wardle, has sold two Bayswater properties, both subject to freezing orders in the Federal Court.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell talks about climate risks in the building industry and discusses highlights from her recent conversation with Garry Brown-Neaves.

The Perth fund manager has bought a South Guildford industrial asset and Queensland medical facility for close to $23 million combined.

Climate risks and emissions are no longer an afterthought for developers.

Perth’s median house price has dropped for the first time in at least a year, CoreLogic data shows.

The financial regulator has told the property group its $100 million Retail Income Fund is non-compliant.

One of the best-known names in WA property remains firmly entrenched in the industry.

Hawaiian fetched more than $100 million for the St Georges Terrace asset.

Western Australia was the only state to record house price growth expectations in a recent Property Council report.

More than 1,600 people are against Adrian Fini’s proposed $280 million Smiths Beach Project, with 852 in favour.

The construction giants remain the top two builders in WA, but their housing starts have diminished by close to 50 per cent in FY22.

Centuria Capital is the confirmed buyer for the office tower, in a joint venture with MA Financial Group.

Changes in worker habits and spending patterns due to COVID-19 means Perth stands to lose up to $128 million a year.

The Subiaco build-to-rent development is reaffirming its carbon neutrality after becoming the nation’s first carbon neutral apartment building last year.

Maddington glass supplier Modern Glass is resuming its operations after its former owner came out of retirement.

A windows manufacturer is chasing greater market share by overhauling its operations.

Satterley Property Group’s planning director thinks the WAPC should exert greater authority over local councils.

The Andrew and Nicola Forrest-led group will revamp the 12-storey building into an A-grade office development.

As a submission period for the state’s review into the laws governing commercial tenancies closes, Business News sought some expert opinions.

Perth was the only state to show a drop in office occupancy in August but is the second highest in the nation.

Adrian Fini’s team is defending criticisms of the $280 million proposal’s bushfire management plan, amid the release of government documents that raised safety concerns.

A spate of transactions in Perth’s CBD is set to occur, with the low-profile Baldock family among the prospective buyers.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell discusses key takeaways from her property feature, including how developers are integrating residential and retail offerings.

Shopping centre owners are increasingly exploring ways to incorporate residential components into retail districts.

The fitness franchise and east coast property group will move to a Churchill Avenue building that Performance Property’s directors purchased for $4.23 million.