The Water Corporation is considering spending $1.3 billion to replace its ageing western suburbs water treatment plant, in a move which could free up prime land in Shenton Park.
A multi-storey apartment block, estimated to cost $22 million, is set to be built next to a lot that was once owned by Victor Goh and is now selling to Edge Visionary Living.
Property records show at least 10 National Storage sites across Perth have so far changed hands, following a $6.7 billion takeover of the former ASX-listed real estate trust.
Canadian asset manager Brookfield has struck a deal to sell Perth-founded Multiplex Global to Japanese construction heavyweight Obayashi Corporation for US$650 million.
Developer and builder Summit Homes Group has acquired $40 million worth of land spanning 180 lots across WA as part of its program to speed up housing supply.
A North Fremantle site with views of Leighton Beach and links to elusive Malaysian developer Victor Goh is set to sell, after it sat vacant for more than a decade.
DevelopmentWA chief executive Dean Mudford has retired, less than two years into a five-year term as the full-time leader of the government's land development agency.
A machinery servicing company has purchased a 3,990-square metre industrial site in Welshpool for $5.83 million, signalling a significant expansion from its 412sqm home.
The design for the $853 million Perth campus won the most awards in this year's WA Architecture Awards as well as the top honour (see the full list of winners).
The North Fremantle apartments are finished after years of battling with rising construction costs, with developer Megara saying attempting the same luxury project now would not be possible.
St John of God Health Care's new private hospital in Midland has reached practical completion, paving the way for the state government to take over St John's existing private hospital.
A planning body has approved a nine-storey apartment tower in the state's largest cafe strip, believed to be the first major development in the area for decades.
The Federal Court has given property developer Devwest Group time to raise funds to cover its debt, in an ongoing dispute with the Australian Taxation Office.
The mining magnate has sold a block of riverfront land next to the Hancock family mansion in Dalkeith, after years of listing the site on and off the market.
