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Executives from Melbourne-based Cbus Property, which is short-listed for the 140 William Street development, made the most of a recent whirlwind trip west by meeting with consortium stakeholders and gauging potential opportunities in the Perth market.

THE experience of working with a heritage building can present architects with both major constraints and a unique opportunity.

WITH construction costs among the factors dissuading developers from building hotels in Perth, the number of boutique projects coming online in existing structures is cause for optimism, according to guests at the boardroom forum.

A wide range of commercial property developers, from multinationals to church groups, are set to drive future activity in the sector.

Mining contractor Redpath has painted a 60-tonne truck blue to raise awareness about depression and anxiety in the mining industry.Nicknamed 'Papa Smurf', the truck will soon be working at Silver Lake Resources' Murchison gold mine.

Rated as the world’s fourth biggest pool of contestable cash, Australia’s $1.4 trillion superannuation sector was eventually going to struggle to find viable investments for its members, though not many people expected it take a risk with a plunge into publishing.

Retail supply is at a premium in the CBD, and several overseas names are set to add to the space race this year.

John Poynton-chaired Warrington Property Group has made its first interstate acquisition, picking up a 7.9 hectare industrial site in Melbourne from Cbus Property in a deal understood to be worth around $40 million.

A four-year journey to create an international food and beverage precinct is coming to a close at 140 William.

Developers’ precinct plans have been the driving force behind a revitalised Perth.

Perth’s big retail centres are evolving to become much more than just a collection of shops.