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Matrix Composites & Engineering announced it has signed a contract with Australasian Property Investments for the sale and leaseback of its Henderson facility.

SPECIAL REPORT: Commercial developers are continuing to prepare for more favourable conditions in Perth’s office market.

While not the most glamorous assets in the commercial property sector, bulk warehouses, workstations, logistics centres and sheds have proved their worth in 2020.

Perth-based property syndicator APIL Group has added another retail asset to its portfolio with the purchase of Coolbellup Village Shopping Centre.

APIL Group has sold its multi-tenanted industrial estate in Welshpool for $23.3 million, having confirmed its purchase of a neighbourhood centre last week.

Western Australia-based property syndicates Baron Property Group and Vanilla Property Investments have made a $10 million play for an aged-care facility as part of a new joint venture.

The pandemic and uptick in e-commerce is continuing to drive the hype around industrial assets.

Retail property players are trying to keep pace with the structural shift in shopping habits accelerated by the pandemic.

The biggest local fund managers developed their reputations decades ago.

Shopping centre owners are increasingly exploring ways to incorporate residential components into retail districts.

The financial regulator has told the property group its $100 million Retail Income Fund is non-compliant.

Business News and APIL have signed a three-year agreement for the property investment syndicate to sponsor the long-running 40under40 Awards.

Landlords are investing more in neighbourhood shopping centres to capitalise on consumer trends.

Property funds are navigating economic headwinds to deliver returns to their investors.

Talks to develop a residential precinct around Perth’s first American-style shopping centre have been ongoing for almost a decade.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss plans for the future of Floreat Forum.

Realside Property’s $107 million purchase of Maddington Central has paved the way for Sirona Urban to transform the site.

The property developer’s proposed precinct structure plan proposes seven towers of up to 20 storeys.

Retail property owners are looking for ways to capitalise on the surplus land around their shopping centres.

A superannuation fund followed distantly by two land investors dominates the local landscape.

The major WA fund manager has revamped its board to boost its appeal in an increasingly competitive market.