Property

An indoor golf simulation facility, with food and alcohol service, has been proposed at a western suburbs shopping strip with construction expected to start mid-year.

A trial between a residential group and developers of an apartment block at Yelo cafe site in Trigg will take twice as long as expected to sort out the issues.

Adrian Fini has doubled down on the merits of his $280 million Smiths Beach plan amid opposition, calling on the environmental regulator to conduct the most rigorous review possible.

The City of Nedlands has opposed another apartment building, recommending a state government assessment panel to refuse the $9.5 million proposal at an upcoming meeting.

Urbis says WA’s population could rise faster than the government expects, as jobs figures remain at boom levels.

East coast group Tempe Tyres spent $10.6 million on a Bayswater industrial site.

Blaq Projects is set to build a five-storey apartment development at the Australian Fine China Precinct, where Edge Visionary Living’s plans fell over.

The owners of luxury retreat Amaroo have unveiled an expansion plan that would more than double capacity, following an influx of bookings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Global supply chain company Mainfreight is proposing to build a $23 million warehouse in Kenwick as part of Hesperia's $500 million Roe Highway Logistics Park.

An 8,028 square metre lot of land on the border of Cottesloe and Mosman Park could be in the hands of private developers this year after years of planning.

New home sales increased 8.8 per cent in April, as national sales fall 1.2 per cent.

Property groups welcome state government investment in housing, but say its infrastructure spend could further stifle private sector development.

Perth voted the preferred national capital to invest in property in the next 12 months.

Outgoing Football West chief executive James Curtis is making a shift into the planning space.

Nigel Satterley’s property group is taking the tax commissioner to court, claiming a $2.5 million payment to compensate shareholders after a failed development should be tax deductible.

Tim Willing plans to develop an end value of $100 million in projects across three sites.

A port city known for its heritage buildings is slowly shifting to become one of Perth’s vibrant commercial centres.

Randal Humich has released the concept designs for his $160 million proposal to revamp a strip of shops along Barrack Street.

Kerry Stokes-backed developer Flagship’s $180 million plan to build a 27-storey tower in the heart of King Square is another step closer to fruition.

Leading demographer Simon Kuestenmacher says the CBD will still thrive, despite millennials moving to outer suburbs.

Perth's median house price in April was a 24.5 per cent increase on June 2020.

Varsity Group is eyeing a Midland site for its next expansion following the opening of its Innaloo store in coming months.

The Malaga facility attracted a 5 per cent yield, a record for Perth’s northern industrial corridor.

Spinifex Brewing Co and Singaporean food and agri-tech company The GrowHub are among the tenants to have signed on to move into the Shire of Murray’s food innovation precinct.

The state's planning commission has approved a 36-storey apartment building along Mill Point Road in South Perth, next door to Finbar's 21-storey Aurelia development.

The developer is moving its headquarters after almost two decades in West Perth.

Saracen Properties is planning to build an 18-storey apartment block at the corner of Canning and Stirling highways in an $85 million proposal.

Construction industry groups have called on the state government to scrap new laws forcing thousands of excavator operators to obtain costly new qualifications.

Two Coyne Group entities have entered liquidation weeks after New Sensation Homes, but it’s understood the business units were not substantial.

Amendments for a six-storey $25 million Shenton Park apartment block have been approved as the development's costs risen nearly 40 per cent from the initial estimate.

The value of WA’s farmland has increased by the highest amount in the country, at 36.3 per cent.

Home values in the West Australian capital increased at almost twice the national rate in April.