Property

Wanneroo council has pushed for the refusal of Woolworths’ $16 million commercial precinct proposal, despite the city’s administration originally backing the plan.

A development panel has overruled a council's recommendation to reject an $11 million apartment building in Nedlands.

The Maddington Road site sold for the first time in close to three decades.

ASIC has banned a Landsdale-based director from managing companies for more than four years after three of his businesses collapsed with $10 million in debts.

Perth could soon be home to the world’s tallest timber building, after Victoria-based Grange Development lodged plans to build a $350 million apartment tower in South Perth.

WA a “clear outperformer” in anticipated housing price growth and the state with the highest sentiment among property industry professionals, a NAB survey shows.

Dradgin has lodged a legal claim over the alleged structural issues at its $110 million SubiXO development in a bid to “preserve its rights”.

A $220 million plan to revamp Cottesloe's Ocean Beach Hotel will be considered by council next week, with council staff recommending a strong objection to the proposal.

The Ballantyne Road property sold to local investors.

A $22 million warehouse proposal at the Sadleirs Logistics site has been given the green light as Queensland-based transport company Lindsay Australia aims to expand its WA operation.

Agencia Property is headed up by former Lloyds Collins’ boss Peter Zissiadis.

Mark McGowan has said he would not have done anything differently in stimulating the construction industry, after more businesses failed in recent weeks.

The Northbridge site which was once home to longstanding Irish pub Rosie O’Grady’s has been sold for close to $4 million.

Construction costs for Momentum Wealth’s proposed six-storey apartment block in Shenton Park have gone up by millions of dollars, nearly 40 per cent up from its initial estimate.

The suburbs of Salter Point, Bicton and Ascot have recorded the largest median house price growth since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020.

For more than two-and-a-half years, residents of South Perth’s luxury Pinnacle Apartments have been taking in the uninterrupted panoramic city views they were sold from behind glass doors.

The Singaporean funding partner was seeking $1 million from the developers behind South Perth’s One Richardson project.

Randal Humich's Southern Cross Properties WA has submitted a plan for a 22-storey office tower as part of a major facelift of a retail and hospitality strip on Barrack Street.

Liquidators have been appointed to New Sensation Homes, with labour shortages and supply chain pressure blamed.

Property technology company Openn Negotiation has scored a pilot agreement with two North American real estate groups, lifting shares some 13 per cent.

A $15 million seven-storey centre for domestic violence victim-survivors has been approved despite concerns of security in the Northbridge area.

Brisbane-based Gary Georgiou has been promoted to lead building and civil construction firm Georgiou Group, succeeding Rob Monaci.

The acquisition was confirmed today after months of speculation.

National not-for-profit Ability First Housing has acquired five units at Hesperia’s $65 million Victoria House development for specialist disability accommodation.

The state’s peak planning body is still on track to assess the $25 million proposal for the Tawarri Hot Springs site despite the project already rejected by council.

Flaunting our strengths is how we attract visitors and investors.

Property experts discuss the importance of water in a drying climate.

WA’s largest residential builder is back on the market, three years after BGC postponed the sales process. The proceeds will flow to the children of company founder Len Buckeridge.

Recent development proposals show WA’s build-to-rent market is finally gaining ground.

The Fremantle property developer paid $18.2 million for the asset, which is changing hands for the first time in three decades.

WA’s property market is set to change as eastern states and offshore investors increase competition for assets.

House prices in Perth have risen by one per cent in March, above the national increase of 0.7 per cent, as home values in Melbourne and Sydney dropped.