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Dan Wilkie rejoined the Business News editorial team as Associate Editor in late 2018, after having spent the previous 18 months launching the now-defunct Australia China Business Review as founding editor-in-chief. While specialising in commercial and residential property writing, Dan also wrote across industries and assisted editor Mark Beyer in planning and producing Business News' daily emails, fortnightly magazine and website publishing. Dan is a graduate of Curtin University.

Ballajura shops sold for $13.5m

Ballajura shops sold for $13.5m

Property syndicator APiL says it only took a matter of days to raise the equity required to buy Ballajura Central shopping centre from Charter Hall REIT.

17 Feb 2016

City Beach next for IGA operator

City Beach next for IGA operator

Innovative IGA owner James Kelly will open his third 24-hour supermarket in July, signing up to be the anchor tenant at a redeveloped Boulevard Shopping Centre City Beach.

16 Feb 2016

So fresh they're still biting

So fresh they're still biting

By Dan Wilkie and Attila Csaszar

PHOTO ESSAY and MULTIMEDIA: A focus on sustainability and environmentally friendly fishing is proving a boon for WA seafood producers.

16 Feb 2016

Missing link as Spectrum fails to fly

Missing link as Spectrum fails to fly

Two apartment projects on the outskirts of Northbridge have provided a window into the challenges facing developers in Perth’s multi-residential sector.

15 Feb 2016

Goostrey rises to new challenge

Goostrey rises to new challenge

After nine years leading the WA division of UDIA, Debra Goostrey has decided it’s time for some fresh influence.

15 Feb 2016

Visa change hits developers

Visa change hits developers

Western Australian MP Ian Goodenough has called for a ministerial review into the federal government’s tightening of offshore investment regulations, saying the policy change is having an unintended detrimental impact on property development.

15 Feb 2016

Alkimos tipped to be property hot spot

Alkimos tipped to be property hot spot

The north-west coastal suburb of Alkimos is Perth’s best prospect for capital growth for property investors in 2016, according to research group Onthehouse.com.au.

12 Feb 2016

Work to start on Barrack Square hotel

Work to start on Barrack Square hotel

Two weeks after Elizabeth Quay was opened to the public, construction trucks are coming back to Barrack Square, with work to begin on SKS Group’s DoubleTree by Hilton hotel next month.SKS Group recent

12 Feb 2016

Stockland profit up, but WA a challenge

Stockland profit up, but WA a challenge

National developer Stockland is expecting another year of solid growth after booking a 50 per cent rise in net profit for the first half of the 2016 financial year, but it’s not likely any of that gro

10 Feb 2016

Credit Suisse in $64m CBD purchase

Credit Suisse in $64m CBD purchase

Global investment giant Credit Suisse has added a Perth office tower to its portfolio, buying 190 St Georges Terrace for $64.2 million.

09 Feb 2016

Eagles gear recall as SGIO rebrand off

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Eagles gear recall as SGIO rebrand off

SGIO has dropped plans to rebrand as sgi, forcing AFL club West Coast Eagles to recall merchandise adorned with a new sponsor’s logo and replace it with shirts and guernseys featuring the insurance ag

08 Feb 2016

Office vacancies rise, tipped to stabilise

Office vacancies rise, tipped to stabilise

Perth's office vacancy rate is nudging 20 per cent but demand is turning to the positive side, according to the Property Council of Australia.

04 Feb 2016

Finbar books third South Perth build

Finbar books third South Perth build

Apartment developer Finbar Group has won approval to go ahead with its third major new project in South Perth, amid continuing debate over the appropriateness of high-density projects for the suburb.F

03 Feb 2016

Sheraton eyes Perth for 42-level hotel

Sheraton eyes Perth for 42-level hotel

International hotel group Sheraton is plotting a return to Perth, with plans lodged to build a new hotel on The New Esplanade Hotel site in the CBD.According to City of Perth development assessment pa

03 Feb 2016

Salitage Winery sold for $2.85m

Salitage Winery sold for $2.85m

Salitage Winery in Pemberton has been sold to an unnamed local investor for $2.85 million after more than three years on the market.

01 Feb 2016

Residential players face challenging landscape

Residential players face challenging landscape

SPECIAL REPORT: Slowing population growth and a stalling economy are producing significant headwinds in the residential land sector.

01 Feb 2016

WA's Feral pipped in national beer poll

WA's Feral pipped in national beer poll

Feral Brewing Company has been knocked off the top spot of a poll of Australia’s 100 best craft beers for the first time in five years, with the Swan Valley-based brewery’s Hop Hog named by punters as

27 Jan 2016

Pundits positive on residential

Pundits positive on residential

Property experts have flagged the possibility of a market revival in 2016, warning buyers not to be passive and wait until prices bottom out.

19 Jan 2016

Proposed apartments hit new heights

Proposed apartments hit new heights

It wasn’t that long ago that a 30-storey apartment proposal was considered a bit of a stretch in Perth, but a spate of new projects is changing that.

18 Jan 2016

Woolworths underpins Coolbellup project

Woolworths underpins Coolbellup project

Woolworths is understood to have finalised a deal to open a new supermarket in the southern suburb of Coolbellup, which will underpin a $65 million apartment development at the former Coolbellup Hotel site.

18 Jan 2016

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