Property

Civil West Construction, linked to MGroup’s construction arm Marawar, has entered voluntary administration this week.

Perth’s home value index has risen for the fourth consecutive month driven by an undersupply of new listings and record fast sales.

A $65 million proposal to expand to BHP’s Port Haven Village accommodation in a bid to house more than 450 workers in Port Hedland has been approved.

There’s growing interest in alternative building practices and methods during the state’s housing shortage.

A 21-storey apartment development aimed to activate the West Perth precinct has been green lit by a development assessment panel.

Another luxury retail store will make itself home in Perth’s CBD after Lease Equity brokered a deal for Christian Dior to open its first boutique in WA.

Fini Group has set its sights on a 3,463 square metre site in Margaret River to build a hybrid hotel, estimated to cost $8.5 million.

Industry watchdog Building and Energy says it has been investigating concerns regarding residential builder Flexible Homes, which went into liquidation this week.

The move marks the second major leasing deal in a month for the 43-storey tower, and follows the departure of oil and gas giant Chevron.

New independent business Sterling Property will work across commercial, retail, subdivisions, social infrastructure and industrial real estate in WA.

The Tim Willing-led property developer plans to build its $80 million pipeline of work via its new construction division.

The WA Supreme Court has dismissed claims that the voting process on the Gloucester Park land sale was breached but the trial has caused months of delay on the project.

Industry groups have welcomed the state government’s interim measures to reduce inconsistent public open space policies across local governments in Western Australia.

The ABN Group-owned company says it expects to make some redundancies.

A national sports bar franchise is planning to build a three-storey tavern and microbrewery on a corner site in Fremantle that once housed a Hungry Jack’s outlet.

The final piece of the $227 million Subi East redevelopment – a framework for developing up to 1,000 dwellings in Princess Margaret Hospital site – has been recommended for approval.

A $221 million redevelopment of Ocean Beach Hotel has been approved, with the developer confident of delivering the project within the three-year timeframe.

Perth was one of the biggest improvers in the latest global liveability index but ranked well behind Melbourne and Sydney.

Perth property owner Randal Humich says there needs to be a mindset change among landlords to bring parts of the city to life.

Developers and government are exploring what needs to occur for apartments to stack up in suburbs adjacent to Metronet stations.

A planning pathway has been criticised after a $21.5 million townhouse development proposal was unanimously knocked back by an assessment panel for the second time.

A $3.35m purchase of 40 hectares on Cooper Road means the family now owns 80ha of adjoining land in Bullsbrook.

The purchase represents the property fund’s second acquisition from the Vukelic family this year.

Western Australia continues to record a strong recovery in new homes sales, despite a decrease in overall national sales and building approvals, a new HIA report reveals.

WA Police has submitted its application to build an $87 million, four-storey Fremantle complex, a state government-funded project that has been years in the making.

The company behind Dome cafes is planning to redevelop one of Perth’s oldest wineries in tandem with a state government upgrade of the surrounding parkland.

Paul Blackburne was among the standouts at the recent Australian Apartment Advocacy awards.

The Adrian Fini and Ben Lisle led property developer says it will work on a masterplan for the site, which includes Hollywood Retirement Village.

Satterley Property Group planning director Megan Adair has hit out at the government’s approach at an industry lunch.

Hall & Prior has received approval to demolish buildings on the corner of Stock Road and Canning Highway to construct a six-storey aged care facility in Palmyra.

The chemical company has bought the industrial property from mining group WA Kaolin, which will lease back the site on a peppercorn basis.

The state government’s $80 million infrastructure fund is being rolled out to help apartment developers pay for utility connections on their sites.