Property

The millionaires' row residents on Jutland Parade are up in arms over an unsightly front verge, which has been described by one neighbour as a "monstrosity".

A mystery proposal has emerged to demolish the 123-year-old houses in West Perth, which the Heritage Council claims does not warrant protection.

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

A Queensland-based commercial property investor and funds manager has acquired an industrial and engineering workshop in Kalgoorlie for $10.9 million.

Andrew Forrest-led Fiveight has received approval for its Spicers site project in Fremantle after a development assessment panel's three-hour meeting.

A nine-hectare lot with holding income has been sold for $31.5 million, with plans to develop an A-grade logistics facility on the vacant portion of the land.

A petition which attracted about 5,000 signatures against Christ Church Grammar School's plan to rezone and sell one of its sporting fields has been tabled in Parliament.

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.

An aged care group is seeking a two-year extension to its 102-bed facility timeline after struggling to progress with the collapse of its builder Jaxon.

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

One of Perth’s most infamous restaurants and the former electorate office of long-time Curtin MP Julie Bishop is now poised to become a six-storey apartment complex.

Planning Minister Rita Saffioti supports the inclusion of a disclaimer on title documents amid continuing debate about Mandogalup’s future.

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.

The developer behind an apartment complex in Scarborough is proposing to increase the height of one tower from eight to 12 storeys.

The state government and private sector should work together to save the heritage-listed South Fremantle Power Station, the developer says.

Perth developer Peet has received unanimous approval from an assessment panel to build a townhouse complex on Harborne Street, Glendalough.

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

A health block at Fremantle hospital will be converted into a three-storey mental health ward after a development assessment panel approved the proposal today.

The site, including a heritage-listed building, on the corner of Pier and Wellington streets is up for sale after a student accommodation plan failed to come to fruition.

A failed Pilbara accommodation provider has revived its lawsuit against BHP over allegations the mining giant colluded with Lendlease to end a contract underpinning its survival.

The City of Fremantle is pushing for Fiveight to revise its project on the former Spicers building due to height and heritage concerns.

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

An accommodation facility to house Rottnest Lodge staff has been proposed in a bid to increase housing supply during the peak summer season.

Perth developer Peet has earmarked 20,835 square metres of land to build a complex of 100 double-storey townhouses in Glendalough.

As many as one in two construction businesses could be experiencing cash flow pressures and at risk of insolvency, an expert has warned.

Plans lodged for an apartment building on 122 Marine Parade have been made public as a consultation period for the $27 million proposal starts today.

After two years and nine rounds of peace talks, property developer Satterley is pushing ahead with its bid to revive the contentious North Stoneville proposal.

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

Humich Group will open the theatre that forms part of the group's $160 million proposal to revitalise Barrack Street, following a development approval today.