The Western Australian Cricket Association’s $250 million plan to redevelop its ground into a 30,000-seat stadium alongside two 17-storey residential towers has prompted the WA Trotting Association, which owns the adjacent Gloucester Park, to delay finali
Retirement village developer National Lifestyle Villages is putting the final touches to the design of its new flagship lifestyle village at 891 Mandurah Road, Rockingham.
The Western Australian Cricket Association has moved to shore up its financial and sporting future by agreeing to partner in a $250 million redevelopment (see pictures) of the WACA ground with developer Ascot Capital Ltd, the operator of Jandakot Airport.
Western Australia’s largest private parking and security provider, Wilson, is trialling in Cottesloe new technology it hopes will expand its operations as economic conditions create a shortage of parking bays.
Cape Bouvard Developments is confident the continued strength of the local commercial market will vindicate its decision to hold off from chasing an anchor tenant for its proposed $100 million project on Mounts Bay Road.
They’ve infiltrated our city, towns, suburbs, roads, train stations and even deserts, and new ones keep popping up every day that either delight or confuse us.
She’s gold, she’s bold and she has divided public opinion, but Margaret River’s ‘chick on a stick’ is about to face her toughest test yet – a removal order by the local shire.
The Town of Vincent plans to seek formal expressions of interest from developers for a proposed $650 million mixed-use redevelopment of two hectares of rare land in Leederville.
Parking and security player, Wilson Parking, has bought its fourth Western Australian security agency in two years with the purchase of Shelf Security in Dampier, one of the north-west’s largest security agencies.
Western Australian regional building and property group, Perkins Pty Ltd, has taken a 50 per cent stake in Perth-based swimming pool contractor, AVP Construction, which has a major foothold in Sydney.
Perth’s public speaking circuit has never been hotter in recent months, with the likes of urban strategist Charles Landry, former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett having their say on Perth and the art of city making.
Local action group Save Perth Hills Inc has gained key support from the Western Australian Greens party in its bid to have the Darling Ranges protected from widespread development under rare legislation.
The ongoing dispute between the Town of Victoria Park and the City of Belmont over the fate of Belmont Park racecourse will come to a head next week at what is expected to be a fiery round of public hearings.
Rod Mollett has wasted no time in his new role as president of the local chapter of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects in echoing calls for Perth to embrace what many claim is a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Boom times don't always result in booming profits, just ask Brickworks Ltd - the east coast owner of the Austral, Bristile and Auswest Timbers brands - which revealed eroded margins in the first half of the financial year.
Perth’s latest large-scale office building boom could spell the end of slim-line office towers, as developers capitalise on the last remaining large lots in the CBD by designing towers which are wider and more efficient than any stock built in the city be
The City of Fremantle will approach the Local Government Advisory Board as early as May with a request that its district boundary be extended along the coastal strip to northern Kwinana.
The increase in Perth industrial rents is showing no signs of easing this year in the face of soaring land values, building costs and competing land uses from commercial and retail sectors.
Mysterious fuel additive manufacturer and Western Force sponsor Firepower was back in the WA Supreme Court this week, on the behest of Perth stockbroker Phil Grant, who claimed his 10 million shares in the company disappeared following a corporate restruc
Urban think-tank CityVision has challenged the East Perth Redevelopment Authority with an alternative plan for the $330 million Northbridge Link, estimating its version could save the government up to $46 million.
Moving to shore up its financial future, the 114-year-old Western Australian Club is seeking buyers or redevelopers for its historic premises at 101 St Georges Terrace.
Western Australian builders’ co-operative, Wesbuilders, claims to have doubled its membership this summer as smaller builders find it tough to individually challenge the muscle of large volume project builders when it comes to accessing vital supplies.
The Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale is hoping to get its own version of Kings Park’s Federation Walkway and a slice of Western Australia’s tourism pie with plans for a $12 million redevelopment of the Jarrahdale Heritage Park.
One of Western Australia’s oldest but lowest profile property development companies stepped out of the shadows last week to accept a prestigious national award for its Harbour Rise Estate at Hillarys.
Serviced industrial land is becoming a rare commodity in Perth, with prices rising sharply and large lots in short supply as owner-occupiers flood the market.
Patent attorneys Wray & Associates are upping stumps from the CBD to relocate to West Perth later this year, after signing a deal to anchor a five-storey, mixed-use building under construction at 56 Ord Street, West Perth.
Stadia Taskforce chairman John Langoulant conceded today that building a 60,000 seat stadium and rectangular venue at the same time would be difficult for the government to achieve but said it had the fiscal capacity to do so.
Esperance is in the midst of an accommodation development boom, driven by an influx of mine workers and tourists seeking permanent and short-stay accommodation.
